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Charles Darwin celebrations

Sat Dec 13 2008

Accessing CECIL and Webmail from our new website

Thu Jan 15 2009

Leading the Way Campaign.

Fri Jan 23 2009

Resurfacing on Symonds Street

Fri Feb 20 2009

Seasonal/regional influenza – update March 2011

Wed Apr 29 2009

Condolences for tsunami and earthquake victims

Wed Sep 30 2009

2011 University Calendar on the web

Thu Nov 05 2009

Smoke free University 2010

Fri Jan 29 2010

Condolences for earthquake victims in Chile

Tue Mar 02 2010

Update: Applications for Semester One, 2011

Thu Jan 13 2011

Update [25 February]: Enrolment help for new and current students

Fri Jan 14 2011

Updated 7 March] Alfred Street road and footpath upgrade

Sun Feb 06 2011

AUSA to raise money for Christchurch

Wed Feb 23 2011

Canterbury earthquake - Vice-Chancellor’s message to staff and students

Wed Feb 23 2011

Counsellors available after Christchurch earthquake

Wed Feb 23 2011

11 March closing date for University of Canterbury students wishing to participate in an exchange to The University of Auckland for semester one

Wed Mar 02 2011

Tāmaki bus for students to depart from Princes Street

Mon Mar 07 2011

Sendai earthquake and tsunami – Vice-Chancellor‘s message to students

Mon Mar 14 2011

Applications for study in Semester Two 2011

Wed Mar 16 2011

Auckland Transport needs your feedback

Tue Mar 29 2011

Arts underpass back in action

Tue Apr 12 2011

Spark Ideas Challenge – 1,000 words for $1,000

Thu Apr 14 2011

Expressions of interest sought for Chair and members of the Human Participants Ethics Committee

Wed May 04 2011

Alfred Street reopening

Fri May 27 2011

Exam information for Semester One

Wed Jun 08 2011

Nominations for Blues awards

Thu Jun 09 2011

Spark $100k Challenge

Fri Jul 15 2011

Bus route changes in central Auckland from 21 August

Thu Aug 18 2011

On 1 September 2011 the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Act 2011 came into force.

Thu Sep 01 2011

Student and applicant online services unavailable this weekend

Tue Sep 20 2011

Measles alert

Thu Sep 22 2011

Enrolment clinics

Mon Nov 07 2011

Applications for admission for semester one 2012 close on 8 December

Fri Dec 02 2011

Changes to Unsatisfactory Progress Regulations

Tue Jan 24 2012

Support for Fiji floods

Wed Apr 04 2012

Vice-Chancellor’s message to Boston University Students

Mon May 14 2012

Nominations open for sports, arts and cultural blues awards

Tue Jul 17 2012

Sympathy for Cyclone Evan victims

Wed Dec 19 2012

Epsom Campus Update

Tue May 14 2013

Applications are now being accepted for Research Methods and Skills Scholarships

Thu Aug 29 2013

Pacific Studies PhD and MA scholarships

Thu Aug 29 2013

Postdoctoral fellowship in biosensors available

Wed Sep 04 2013

Self-Managed Password Service

Fri Oct 04 2013

NCEA students – important message

Wed Jan 15 2014

CIE students – important notice

Sat Jan 25 2014

Vote on Campus

Fri Sep 12 2014

Power restored to Tāmaki Campus

Sun Oct 05 2014

Ebola information update

Thu Oct 16 2014

NCEA students – important message

Wed Jan 14 2015

CIE (taken in NZ) students – important message

Thu Jan 22 2015

Call for papers - Cities in a Climate of Change: Public Art and Environmental and Social Ecologies

Tue Mar 17 2015

Condolences for earthquake victims in Nepal

Thu Apr 30 2015

Examination room allocations

Wed Jun 10 2015

University website feedback

Tue Jul 14 2015

Student Services Levy Consultation

Thu Jul 16 2015

Elections and appointments to new University Council

Tue Sep 01 2015

Brain Bee success leads to finding tribe

Thu Sep 10 2015

Dairy goat industry gets $3.6 million research boost

Thu Sep 10 2015

New Zealand and space law

Thu Sep 10 2015

Science and fiction

Thu Sep 10 2015

Academic’s epic ocean row makes the Guinness Book of World Records

Mon Sep 14 2015

Jake Mahaffy wins the Orizzonti Award for Best Film at Venice Film Festival

Mon Sep 14 2015

University waka ama team wins silver and fans in Hawaii

Mon Sep 14 2015

Clean sweep in Woolf Fisher Scholarships

Tue Sep 15 2015

New vision tests will improve diagnosis

Tue Sep 15 2015

University of Auckland rises in QS World Rankings

Tue Sep 15 2015

Beca scholarships for outstanding young engineers

Wed Sep 16 2015

First academic post in neurosurgery for Auckland

Wed Sep 16 2015

Zoo Magazine reaction a wasted opportunity

Wed Sep 16 2015

Mentor inspires doctors into medical research

Thu Sep 17 2015

New Rutherford Fellows represent outstanding result for University of Auckland

Thu Sep 17 2015

Lee on the run of his life

Fri Sep 18 2015

Young musician travelling to the top

Fri Sep 18 2015

Art detective work: did Rembrandt really paint that?

Tue Sep 22 2015

Most elderly people satisfied with support

Tue Sep 22 2015

Award for reminder device in asthma research

Thu Sep 24 2015

Student’s 3 Minute Thesis highlights media’s dinomania

Thu Sep 24 2015

Are microbes the key to geographical differences in wine?

Fri Sep 25 2015

More than 2000 University of Auckland students cap off a record year

Fri Sep 25 2015

Public lecture on the visual culture of war

Fri Sep 25 2015

Public want sugary drinks tax

Fri Sep 25 2015

World leading research bad news for pancreatitis sufferers

Mon Sep 28 2015

Most older people independent in self-care

Tue Sep 29 2015

Research tackles Māori and Pasifika heart inequalities

Tue Sep 29 2015

Calcium supplements no help for bones

Wed Sep 30 2015

Public lecture on the U.S. Presidential Elections

Wed Sep 30 2015

Sugary drinks banned from hospitals and health boards

Wed Sep 30 2015

Half of GPs unaware of gay and bisexual men's sexuality

Fri Oct 02 2015

Guaranteed postgraduate scholarships a first in New Zealand

Tue Oct 06 2015

600 more beds at University of Auckland

Wed Oct 07 2015

Chance encounters lead to Mobility Dogs study

Wed Oct 07 2015

Inside Out teaching resource to be launched at Parliament

Fri Oct 09 2015

Academic studies gossip columnist she first discovered in childhood

Tue Oct 13 2015

GPs and pharmacists most popular for elderly healthcare

Tue Oct 13 2015

Lecture will detail the future of business journalism in New Zealand

Tue Oct 13 2015

New partnership boosts overseas study opportunities for students

Tue Oct 13 2015

New research for nutritional solutions to obesity and diabetes

Tue Oct 13 2015

Immunisation health targets increase coverage

Wed Oct 14 2015

Our future wireless world: what might 2020 look like?

Thu Oct 15 2015

When big IT projects fail: the solution could be simpler than you think

Thu Oct 15 2015

Tinnitus study identifies prevalence in New Zealand

Fri Oct 16 2015

Stimulating Spring Week on campus

Mon Oct 19 2015

2016 Great Waka Race

Tue Oct 20 2015

Whitewater and food among top clubs for students

Tue Oct 20 2015

The search for alien life – here on earth

Wed Oct 21 2015

Academic's research project earns international award

Thu Oct 22 2015

Dance Studies students showcase their talent

Thu Oct 22 2015

New partnership approach will improve hearing services

Thu Oct 22 2015

University to fund Starpath in 2016-2017

Thu Oct 22 2015

University’s top researchers elected as Fellows of the Royal Society of New Zealand

Thu Oct 22 2015

Eight seconds that changed an earthquake engineer’s life

Tue Oct 27 2015

Marae link important to Māori in advanced age

Tue Oct 27 2015

Rugby World Cup a turnoff for many

Tue Oct 27 2015

South Auckland leads the way in obesity prevention

Tue Oct 27 2015

University students to study flood affected village in Fiji

Wed Oct 28 2015

A guide to living in Auckland

Fri Oct 30 2015

Aucklander to co-lead global obesity commission

Mon Nov 02 2015

Childhood dreams of theatre now a reality

Mon Nov 02 2015

Robots help with rural elderly healthcare

Mon Nov 02 2015

Former Elam students plan reunion to celebrate 125th anniversary

Tue Nov 03 2015

Popular book has guided teachers for two decades

Tue Nov 03 2015

Popular philosophy course now offered online

Tue Nov 03 2015

Tireless marine campaigner will be sorely missed

Tue Nov 03 2015

Auckland celebrates $17 million success in Marsden Fund

Thu Nov 05 2015

Aucklanders wanted for Art of Living study

Thu Nov 05 2015

Smartphones deliver nutrition labelling study

Thu Nov 05 2015

Talented tenor recognised in Arts Pasifika Awards

Thu Nov 05 2015

Marsden Fund grant awarded to socio-musicologist

Fri Nov 06 2015

Square comes alive with the sound of Māori aute making

Fri Nov 06 2015

Auckland cancer scientist gains global recognition

Mon Nov 09 2015

Domestic help needed by older people

Tue Nov 10 2015

Royal Society of New Zealand Research Honours

Wed Nov 11 2015

Subtle genetic variations offer clues to treating childhood cancer

Thu Nov 12 2015

University of Auckland takes major Prime Minister’s Science Prizes

Thu Nov 12 2015

Condolences for victims of terror attacks in Paris, Beirut and Baghdad

Mon Nov 16 2015

Mindfulness for health sector

Mon Nov 16 2015

New collaboration between New Zealand and China in medical science

Mon Nov 16 2015

Future of cultural value for Auckland

Tue Nov 17 2015

Kiwi behind Silicon Valley start-up

Tue Nov 17 2015

Einstein, Light and Time - with a bit of whizz bang

Wed Nov 18 2015

Industrial waste tech company and data extractor win Entrepreneurs’ Challenge

Wed Nov 18 2015

Plant and food chemicals may help treat cancers

Wed Nov 18 2015

Elam student uses camouflage to break down boundaries

Thu Nov 19 2015

Pioneering young physicist wins NZAS Research Medal

Thu Nov 19 2015

Marijuana influences visual development

Fri Nov 20 2015

Grad Show marks 125 years of Elam

Mon Nov 23 2015

Legal case increases understanding of mental health

Mon Nov 23 2015

Education a key to Pahiatua Polish children’s lives

Tue Nov 24 2015

Recovering from disasters

Wed Nov 25 2015

Duo awarded Pettman/ROSL Scholarship

Fri Nov 27 2015

Garden of Knowledge project unites generations

Fri Nov 27 2015

Trust boosts Auckland cancer research

Mon Nov 30 2015

Mass surveillance and a crisis of social responsibility

Tue Dec 01 2015

Top 10 threats to nature in the city

Wed Dec 02 2015

Pregnancy weight gain linked to stillbirths

Thu Dec 03 2015

Wide variation in cancer drug pricing

Fri Dec 04 2015

Computer skills recognised as key for tertiary study

Tue Dec 08 2015

Four Hercus Fellowships for Auckland

Tue Dec 08 2015

Top award for sleep and compassion expert

Tue Dec 08 2015

Major medical science collaboration in China first of its kind for New Zealand

Wed Dec 09 2015

Surgeon gains Pacific clinical research award

Wed Dec 09 2015

Asia scholarships show diverse opportunities

Thu Dec 10 2015

New Justice advisory role for Dr Ian Lambie

Fri Dec 11 2015

Playground with a difference to light the way this summer

Fri Dec 11 2015

Simulation training to improve treatment injury prevention

Tue Dec 15 2015

Critic and conscience

Wed Dec 16 2015

New Years in Myanmar a unique opportunity for Auckland students

Wed Dec 16 2015

Rare honour for Ken Palmer

Wed Dec 16 2015

Score’s ‘incredible originality’ wins composer’s prize

Wed Dec 16 2015

Literary prize tops off birthday celebration

Thu Dec 17 2015

Actions needed to curb leading causes of death

Fri Dec 18 2015

Presbyterian Methodist Congregational Foundation gift student hall and scholarships to University of Auckland

Fri Dec 18 2015

Two Rhodes scholars for the University of Auckland

Mon Dec 21 2015

Funding for Māori health research

Tue Dec 22 2015

Students’ self-belief and goal setting study has surprising results

Tue Dec 22 2015

Honour for pregnancy health specialist

Mon Jan 11 2016

Gene crowding affects cell development

Tue Jan 12 2016

Young people’s use of health apps put to the test

Tue Jan 12 2016

Gifted students could be accelerated to keep them challenged

Wed Jan 13 2016

NCEA students – important message

Wed Jan 13 2016

Safety in numbers: fish stick together by communicating

Wed Jan 13 2016

Summer scholar will study the effects of earthquakes on children

Wed Jan 13 2016

Alcohol industry report denies violence link

Thu Jan 14 2016

CIE (taken in NZ) students – important message

Thu Jan 14 2016

Medical imaging helps define Moa diet

Thu Jan 14 2016

Soft drinks have devastating impact on public health

Thu Jan 14 2016

Student’s summer research project a journey back in time

Fri Jan 15 2016

Budding entrepreneurs to learn with Chinese contemporaries

Mon Jan 18 2016

Slow progress on stillbirth prevention

Tue Jan 19 2016

Obesity debate threatens sugary drinks industry

Wed Jan 20 2016

Medical specialists to visit this year

Tue Jan 26 2016

Links strengthened with Indonesia

Thu Jan 28 2016

Fracture risk more important than bone density

Fri Jan 29 2016

Project will capture New Zealand’s literary history

Fri Jan 29 2016

Neuroscientist makes the finals again

Tue Feb 02 2016

Brain health Expo in Tāmaki this year

Wed Feb 03 2016

Better nutrition policies needed for children

Thu Feb 04 2016

Summer study analyses Social Workers’ use of Facebook

Thu Feb 04 2016

Dads can help boost child immunisations

Thu Feb 11 2016

Fear of god explains spread of human cooperation

Thu Feb 11 2016

How do voting systems influence the way we vote?

Wed Feb 17 2016

Bus strike on Friday 19 February

Thu Feb 18 2016

National Science Challenge tackles childhood obesity, learning and mental health

Fri Feb 19 2016

Science student wins Halberg Emerging Talent

Mon Feb 22 2016

University poet to perform for the Queen

Mon Feb 22 2016

Launch of new graduate school to prepare NZ for tech future

Tue Feb 23 2016

Sympathy for Cyclone Winston victims

Tue Feb 23 2016

University student follows her dreams to New York

Tue Feb 23 2016

Academic to share Shakespeare knowledge at Pop-Up Globe

Wed Feb 24 2016

Pushing the boundaries of architectural and planning practice

Wed Feb 24 2016

University academic invited to speak at the World Bank

Wed Feb 24 2016

Should the Geological Time Scale be changed?

Thu Feb 25 2016

University of Auckland acknowledges Dr Ranginui Walker

Mon Feb 29 2016

Applying for a new student visa in New Zealand

Tue Mar 01 2016

Architecture to arbitration alumni honoured

Tue Mar 01 2016

Elam student finalist in Sony World Photography Awards

Tue Mar 01 2016

Rising star honoured as Young Alumna of the Year

Tue Mar 01 2016

Three students achieve their dream to become teachers

Tue Mar 01 2016

Genetic scientists from Harvard present latest discoveries

Wed Mar 02 2016

App makes low salt and gluten-free shopping easy

Thu Mar 03 2016

Climate change impacts beyond 2050 need attention

Thu Mar 03 2016

Kiwi Aeronautics Professor honoured

Thu Mar 03 2016

New Zealand primary cancer care trails Australia

Fri Mar 04 2016

Focus on Pacific community hearing loss

Mon Mar 07 2016

New biotech process for cheaper anti-cancer drugs

Wed Mar 09 2016

Crows’ specialised bill might explain clever tool skills

Thu Mar 10 2016

Growing Māori Business Leadership in Northland

Thu Mar 10 2016

New multi-million dollar health research partnership

Thu Mar 10 2016

Vibration therapy improves mobility and strength in young people with cerebral palsy

Thu Mar 10 2016

Fellowship success leads to research placement in Europe

Fri Mar 11 2016

Good environment vital for our health

Wed Mar 16 2016

New ways to diagnose and treat heart disease

Wed Mar 16 2016

Is New Zealand next for tax on sugary drinks?

Thu Mar 17 2016

New test for early detection of eye disease

Thu Mar 17 2016

Prestigious International Award for Liggins Scientist

Mon Mar 21 2016

Conservation silver bullet?

Tue Mar 22 2016

New Zealand's first dementia prevention research clinic

Tue Mar 22 2016

Preparing architects, planners and engineers to work with Māori

Tue Mar 22 2016

Three universities unite to advance Pacific research

Tue Mar 22 2016

University of Auckland dominates in latest university subject rankings

Tue Mar 22 2016

Māori need culturally safe cancer research

Wed Mar 23 2016

Open Day at top cancer research centre

Thu Mar 24 2016

Passion for Māori and Pākehā history leads to book series

Thu Mar 24 2016

A new catalyst for business sustainability in New Zealand

Wed Mar 30 2016

Rangitoto’s eruptive past – new discoveries

Wed Mar 30 2016

Starpath launches Toolkit to raise student achievement

Wed Mar 30 2016

Student safety – University of Auckland commitment

Thu Mar 31 2016

Student safety

Thu Mar 31 2016

BA degree leads to successful marketing career

Tue Apr 05 2016

Public experts call for sugary drinks tax

Tue Apr 05 2016

The dark side of religion: how ritual human sacrifice helped create unequal societies

Tue Apr 05 2016

Music students compete for $6000 prize at Graduation Concert

Wed Apr 06 2016

Participants wanted for virtual supermarket study

Wed Apr 06 2016

Li family grants boost cancer biomarker research

Thu Apr 07 2016

Photo book ‘rich with pathos’ scoops award

Thu Apr 07 2016

Academic’s research into drama funding gaining interest overseas

Fri Apr 08 2016

LSD may benefit medical science

Tue Apr 12 2016

Cutting edge research by medical explorers

Thu Apr 14 2016

Vitamin D helps reduce childhood allergy rate

Fri Apr 15 2016

Lecture on Monty Python’s Life of Brian and Jesus

Mon Apr 18 2016

Comic superheroes can explain modern sovereignty?

Tue Apr 19 2016

Memorandum of Understanding strengthens New Zealand Centre at Peking University

Tue Apr 19 2016

Professor Dixon at Great Hall of the People

Tue Apr 19 2016

The artificial human body - by computer design

Tue Apr 19 2016

Innovative youth mentoring programme at the University of Auckland

Wed Apr 20 2016

The dual function of the human gaze: where we look and why

Wed Apr 20 2016

The shorter the mother, the higher the odds of having a premature baby: study

Fri Apr 22 2016

Food retailers need to consider school students

Wed Apr 27 2016

Nanoparticles may help treat blood cancer

Wed Apr 27 2016

Marijuana use increases risks in pregnancy

Mon May 02 2016

Using computers to better understand human physiology

Tue May 03 2016

Celebrating Success – the University of Auckland’s Autumn Graduation

Wed May 04 2016

Top medical researchers honoured

Wed May 04 2016

Fighting on the frontline against rheumatic fever

Thu May 05 2016

Launch of the new University website home page

Thu May 05 2016

Family affair as Dean’s daughter graduates

Fri May 06 2016

Finding your place in the genome: Assembly annotation, association

Mon May 09 2016

Neuroscientists support Huntington’s disease conference

Mon May 09 2016

Fasting and probiotics may help prevent diabetes

Wed May 11 2016

Launch of the new University website home page

Wed May 11 2016

Medical graduate continues family tradition

Wed May 11 2016

27-year path to academic success

Thu May 12 2016

Oldest graduate keen to keep going

Thu May 12 2016

Teaching becomes Brosnon’s dream job

Thu May 12 2016

Teen mum off to Geneva to speak on ending obesity

Fri May 13 2016

Aotearoa NZ Maori Business Leaders Awards 2016 winners announced

Sat May 14 2016

Fish eyes could help solve cornea shortage

Mon May 16 2016

Guidelines needed for children’s screen time at daycare

Mon May 16 2016

New Zealand fishery catch estimated at 2.7 times more than reported: study

Mon May 16 2016

Elegant flute performance wins Graduation Gala Concerto Competition

Tue May 17 2016

Evolution of the CT scan: colour x-rays the next big development

Tue May 17 2016

Step change funding boost for health research

Wed May 18 2016

Fast Taniwha sub to take on world

Fri May 20 2016

Heart energetics researcher gains funding

Mon May 23 2016

Hundreds of new scholarships to support more students

Mon May 23 2016

Dangerous ideas in planning

Tue May 24 2016

More tools needed to combat HIV

Tue May 24 2016

Art student wins photography award using iphone

Wed May 25 2016

Finding the key to success for Pacific students

Wed May 25 2016

First mock MRI scanner open for bookings

Thu May 26 2016

Tiring the legs also tires the eyes – the remedy is caffeine

Thu May 26 2016

University of Auckland welcomes boost in research funding

Thu May 26 2016

Young scientists funded for breast cancer research

Fri May 27 2016

Liggins Institute students scoop research awards

Thu Jun 02 2016

Sex, drugs and cybercrime

Thu Jun 02 2016

Upcoming symposium highlights the creative potentials of dance and performance in the 21st Century

Fri Jun 03 2016

Huge potential for award winning Agtech innovation

Tue Jun 07 2016

Auckland expertise key to global heart rhythm research

Wed Jun 08 2016

Going digital: the quiet revolution in the classroom

Wed Jun 08 2016

Kiwi connection to a significant discovery into our human origins

Thu Jun 09 2016

Women born to obese mothers much more likely to be obese as adults

Thu Jun 09 2016

Diabetes reflects Auckland’s health inequities

Fri Jun 10 2016

Med-tech focus of Auckland conference

Fri Jun 10 2016

Auckland health research gets major boost

Tue Jun 14 2016

Messing with the genetic recipe: fresh clues to why we’re short, average or tall

Tue Jun 14 2016

Māori and Pacific focus for quit smoking research

Mon Jun 20 2016

Premature girl and boy babies may need different food to thrive – and breastmilk may differ for each sex

Fri Jun 24 2016

Auckland leads the world in cardiovascular risk prediction

Wed Jun 29 2016

Auckland study determines global burden of pancreatic diseases

Thu Jun 30 2016

Feeding the world with an orchestra of crickets

Thu Jun 30 2016

Landmark agreement with Mexico

Thu Jun 30 2016

Major funding boosts expansion for StretchSense

Fri Jul 01 2016

Nominations open for 2016 Blues Awards

Fri Jul 01 2016

Top researcher wins at entrepreneur awards

Fri Jul 01 2016

New hope in search for migraine cure

Mon Jul 04 2016

Students need better access to sexual health resources

Mon Jul 04 2016

Sir Peter Gluckman’s leadership recognised by Blake Medal

Tue Jul 05 2016

The turbulent relationship between whales and humans

Tue Jul 05 2016

Dome brings to life rich world of sound

Fri Jul 08 2016

Moral jeopardy of addictive industry influences

Fri Jul 08 2016

Better heart disease care needed for Māori and Pacific people

Mon Jul 11 2016

Massive open-access database on human cultures created

Mon Jul 11 2016

Fructose – too much sugar for the heart?

Tue Jul 12 2016

Life-changing scheme to support vulnerable youth

Wed Jul 13 2016

Action needed now on unhealthy marketing to kids

Fri Jul 15 2016

Campaign to prevent life-threatening condition in children with diabetes

Fri Jul 15 2016

Fast Forward explores vital role of architecture and urban planning

Fri Jul 15 2016

France: Warning to University travellers

Fri Jul 15 2016

Innovative study could transform pacemakers

Mon Jul 18 2016

Student poverty study reveals disparities

Tue Jul 19 2016

Taniwha human-powered sub world champion

Tue Jul 19 2016

Rio-bound footballer flies flag for resilience

Wed Jul 20 2016

University of Auckland welcomes Government investment in innovation and entrepreneurship

Wed Jul 20 2016

Charity supports medical research in Auckland

Thu Jul 21 2016

Professor awarded Doctorate from Cambridge

Thu Jul 21 2016

Carbon tax could lower emissions and GST

Fri Jul 22 2016

Three in ten rat offspring die after mothers fed oxidised fish oil: study

Fri Jul 22 2016

Law School to launch new ICT Law Centre

Mon Jul 25 2016

Business student first ever trampolinist to represent NZ at Olympic Games

Tue Jul 26 2016

More participants wanted for virtual supermarket

Wed Jul 27 2016

Strong leadership on sugary drink ban in Auckland

Wed Jul 27 2016

Brain and Mind Symposium coming to Auckland

Thu Jul 28 2016

Science Uncut - the Robb Lectures

Mon Aug 01 2016

Sniffing out the enemy: scent may be stoats’ Achilles heel

Mon Aug 01 2016

Forgotten genius whose discoveries gave us mobile phones and internet

Tue Aug 02 2016

Marine species richness is not highest at equator

Wed Aug 03 2016

Superstition can affect eye tests

Thu Aug 04 2016

New opportunities for University of Auckland students and researchers in Latin America.

Wed Aug 10 2016

Stress hormones in breast milk linked to c-section and support for mum

Wed Aug 10 2016

Waste: what are we doing and what can we do better?

Wed Aug 10 2016

Nutrition and health claims could mislead consumers

Thu Aug 11 2016

Top geothermal engineer Rosalind Archer honoured

Thu Aug 11 2016

Dragonfly shows simulated flight potential

Fri Aug 12 2016

When will it be too hot to hold the Summer Olympics?

Fri Aug 12 2016

College students sent unwanted sexually explicit material

Mon Aug 15 2016

Artist with ‘intriguing practice’ awarded Iris Fisher Scholarship

Thu Aug 18 2016

University of Auckland academics win top teaching accolades

Thu Aug 18 2016

Charting NZ’s co-op landscape

Fri Aug 19 2016

Government’s childhood obesity plan flawed

Fri Aug 19 2016

Actually, it is rocket science

Mon Aug 22 2016

Better planning could have lessened impact of Havelock North water contamination

Mon Aug 22 2016

Congratulations to our student Olympians

Mon Aug 22 2016

Auckland charity hotel gives $450k to Liggins Institute to empower youth health

Tue Aug 23 2016

Innovative heart research funded in Auckland

Tue Aug 23 2016

Velocity $100k Challenge finalists revealed

Tue Aug 23 2016

Drones and uses for plant waste earn EUREKA! Nomination

Wed Aug 24 2016

New avenue for understanding cause of common diseases

Wed Aug 24 2016

Prestigious award for indigenous health researcher

Wed Aug 24 2016

Condolences for earthquake victims in central Italy and Myanmar

Thu Aug 25 2016

Police, authorities and Chinese community need to work together for a safer New Zealand

Fri Aug 26 2016

Diversity presents unique health service challenges

Mon Aug 29 2016

Ocean between NZ and Australia a "hotspot"

Mon Aug 29 2016

How to make Auckland better

Tue Aug 30 2016

Mayoral hopefuls debate Auckland’s future

Tue Aug 30 2016

Aroha and action needed to reverse creeping "ghettoization" of Auckland

Wed Aug 31 2016

University of Auckland is most innovative university in Australasia in new rankings

Wed Aug 31 2016

Zinc found to reverse brain cell changes in autism

Wed Aug 31 2016

All the world’s a stage – even work

Thu Sep 01 2016

Higher-storage batteries and purer biogas projects get funding

Thu Sep 01 2016

Warnings suggested on sugary drinks packaging

Fri Sep 02 2016

Diversity among Dads in New Zealand

Mon Sep 05 2016

Mind your Ts and Cs: unfair consumer contract terms rife, study finds

Tue Sep 06 2016

New blood pressure treatment possible

Tue Sep 06 2016

University of Auckland is New Zealand’s leading university in international rankings

Tue Sep 06 2016

Once in a lifetime flu jab: could it be close?

Thu Sep 08 2016

Top University of Auckland scientist awarded Marsden Medal

Thu Sep 08 2016

Code on food marketing to children needs accepted rating

Fri Sep 09 2016

Get over parochialism, share ideas and think big

Fri Sep 09 2016

Older peoples’ unmet needs result in lower quality of life

Fri Sep 09 2016

Inspiring a new generation of musicians

Tue Sep 13 2016

$32,000 in prizes for innovative solutions

Wed Sep 14 2016

New earthquake resilient technology for buildings receives MBIE funding

Wed Sep 14 2016

In a changing world, will some ecosystems be lost forever?

Thu Sep 15 2016

Kiwis win gold at world’s largest Waka Ama race

Thu Sep 15 2016

China university delegation hosted by University of Auckland

Mon Sep 19 2016

Chinese delegation visits

Mon Sep 19 2016

Study finds obese children at risk of serious illness

Mon Sep 19 2016

Cancer researcher named as Young Bioscientist of the Year

Tue Sep 20 2016

Gluckman Medal to outstanding clinical leader

Tue Sep 20 2016

Youth health needs specialised training

Tue Sep 20 2016

More support needed for Pacific youth

Thu Sep 22 2016

University of Auckland makes it three in a row

Thu Sep 22 2016

Incredible talent among 2016 Blues awards

Fri Sep 23 2016

More than 3000 graduands will graduate this Spring

Fri Sep 23 2016

University of Auckland launches $300m fundraising campaign to address national issues

Fri Sep 23 2016

Life is unfair, so why don’t we do more about it?

Mon Sep 26 2016

First two Pacific academics at the Business School graduate with PhDs

Tue Sep 27 2016

Young scientist graduates to join war on pests

Tue Sep 27 2016

New technologies a challenge even for mathematicians

Wed Sep 28 2016

Graduate adds to understanding of hearing loss

Thu Sep 29 2016

Singers take home Blues

Thu Sep 29 2016

Two degrees better than one

Thu Sep 29 2016

Eliza McCartney honoured at Blues

Fri Sep 30 2016

Future students the focus of website’s next phase

Fri Sep 30 2016

University of Auckland celebrates return of Shield

Fri Sep 30 2016

Another perspective on New Zealand’s midwifery care

Mon Oct 03 2016

Liggins Institute namesake’s and director’s daughters graduate

Mon Oct 03 2016

Major donation boosts New Zealand medtech and neuroscience research

Wed Oct 05 2016

Multi-million dollar health partnership launches today

Wed Oct 05 2016

University of Auckland confirms athlete friendly status

Wed Oct 05 2016

Sleep disorders can lead to problem behaviours in children

Thu Oct 06 2016

Tessa takes new path to Cambridge

Fri Oct 07 2016

Hyper Reality performance aims to awe audience

Tue Oct 11 2016

New Zealand’s first ‘no sugary drinks’ logo unveiled

Tue Oct 11 2016

Double graduation step on varied journey

Thu Oct 13 2016

Report evaluates urban challenges facing Aotearoa New Zealand

Thu Oct 13 2016

Ventures vie for NZ Innovation Awards next week

Thu Oct 13 2016

‘Nanogirl’ Michelle Dickinson wins award

Thu Oct 13 2016

Findings may offer new clues to development of heart disease

Fri Oct 14 2016

Medtech – from smart splints to sonification

Fri Oct 14 2016

New operating room training to improve communications

Fri Oct 14 2016

New Zealand and Australia unite for social equity

Fri Oct 14 2016

Club inspires Aphasia sufferers

Mon Oct 17 2016

Whimsical playhouse gifted to local Enviroschool

Mon Oct 17 2016

Marti Friedlander receives honorary doctorate

Tue Oct 18 2016

Third medical school not in national interest

Tue Oct 18 2016

Do online tools change online behaviour?

Thu Oct 20 2016

Keeping time: biological clocks in plants

Fri Oct 21 2016

GPs can do more to help patient weight loss

Tue Oct 25 2016

Low nicotine cigarettes could help achieve Smokefree goal

Tue Oct 25 2016

Key role in new health support programme

Wed Oct 26 2016

Top researchers elected as Fellows of the Royal Society of New Zealand

Wed Oct 26 2016

Study into loneliness looking for older participants

Thu Oct 27 2016

Young chemistry researcher named L’Oréal Fellow

Thu Oct 27 2016

Public invited to expert panel on robotics in healthcare

Fri Oct 28 2016

University start-up wins third tech award

Fri Oct 28 2016

Medical technology for women’s wellness

Mon Oct 31 2016

New treatments for pain, sexual violence prevention and TB funded

Mon Oct 31 2016

NZ scientist’s role in efforts to restore great prairielands

Tue Nov 01 2016

Two Hercus fellowships for medical faculty

Tue Nov 01 2016

Be found on Google or be forgotten

Wed Nov 02 2016

Marsden Fund grants go to Business School economists

Thu Nov 03 2016

Science funding at University of Auckland receives major boost

Thu Nov 03 2016

University of Auckland celebrates $20.6 million in Marsden fund awards

Thu Nov 03 2016

University of Auckland Engineering gets Marsden funding of $1.7 million

Thu Nov 03 2016

Auckland medical science benefits from major grants

Fri Nov 04 2016

Sugar gel could prevent potentially dangerous condition in newborns

Fri Nov 04 2016

Marsden Grant to study democracy of private law

Mon Nov 07 2016

Innovative contemporary art on display at Elam Grad Show

Tue Nov 08 2016

Auckland Law School increases student intake

Wed Nov 09 2016

Sustainable Business Survey 2016: NZ firms poised for progress

Wed Nov 09 2016

Historic Auckland visit by Corpus Christi College Chapel Choir

Thu Nov 10 2016

Breast cancer focus for new fellowship

Fri Nov 11 2016

Huge impact from infectious diseases

Fri Nov 11 2016

Migraine researcher awarded James Cook Fellowship

Fri Nov 11 2016

Rutherford Discovery Fellowship for stem cell research

Fri Nov 11 2016

Li Ka Shing Foundation gifts NZD$5 million to University of Auckland to promote innovation and philanthropy

Wed Nov 16 2016

Auckland medical students benefit in the regions

Thu Nov 17 2016

Celebrating success – Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences graduation

Thu Nov 17 2016

University of Auckland wins global ranking for employable graduates

Thu Nov 17 2016

Funding enables digestive device progress

Fri Nov 18 2016

Our kids rate globally as physically active

Fri Nov 18 2016

Chinese executives to learn about Māori business style

Mon Nov 21 2016

Fewer deaths related to six-hour target

Mon Nov 21 2016

International neuroscientists reveal next frontier

Mon Nov 21 2016

New partnership to connect engineering and Māori business

Mon Nov 21 2016

University mourns the loss of acclaimed photographer Dr Marti Friedlander CNZM

Mon Nov 21 2016

Artificial Intelligence deal biggest yet for University of Auckland/UniServices

Wed Nov 23 2016

New device to monitor pelvic floor

Wed Nov 23 2016

Record number of new Māori and Pacific doctors this year

Wed Nov 23 2016

Royal Society of New Zealand Research Honours

Wed Nov 23 2016

Wanted: 9000 pregnant Auckland women

Wed Nov 23 2016

Denial of invasive species threat worries scientists

Thu Nov 24 2016

MacDiarmid Medal: Virtual window into our airways

Thu Nov 24 2016

Medal recognises ground-breaking research helping thousands of babies

Thu Nov 24 2016

Pickering Medal: New technology that mimics nature

Thu Nov 24 2016

Twins graduate as doctors together

Thu Nov 24 2016

Gambling addiction influenced by room design

Fri Nov 25 2016

Study sheds light on diet of children with weight issues

Fri Nov 25 2016

Black holes and death stars: free public symposium

Mon Nov 28 2016

Blockchain rules: regulating a game-changing new technology

Mon Nov 28 2016

Scholarship the road to supercars

Mon Nov 28 2016

University increases presence in China

Mon Nov 28 2016

Vitamin D supplements unnecessary for healthy adults

Tue Nov 29 2016

Child resuscitation under scrutiny

Wed Nov 30 2016

New insights on limb evolution from Auckland

Wed Nov 30 2016

Silent rising HIV epidemic needs action

Thu Dec 01 2016

Diabetes missing link discovered in Auckland

Mon Dec 05 2016

Beyond R&D: training plus collaboration best mix for innovation

Tue Dec 06 2016

First clinical cancer trials research centre

Mon Dec 12 2016

Graduate receives Royal Institute of British Architecture award

Mon Dec 12 2016

International collaboration to lead exciting robotics development

Mon Dec 12 2016

Premature baby girls shorter as adults: study

Mon Dec 12 2016

UniBound enrolling now

Wed Dec 14 2016

Worker exploitation widespread in New Zealand – new study

Wed Dec 14 2016

Health and independence highlighted in ageing population

Thu Dec 15 2016

Improved care aim for older Pacific people study

Thu Dec 15 2016

Microlensing study suggests most common outer planets likely Neptune-mass

Fri Dec 16 2016

Better nutrition information for GPs

Mon Dec 19 2016

Mental health experience leads to Supreme Award

Mon Dec 19 2016

China beckons for environmental entrepreneur

Tue Dec 20 2016

Gas heater link to child illness

Tue Dec 20 2016

Entrepreneurism champion wins teaching award

Wed Dec 21 2016

Promiscuous weevils perfect for summer study

Tue Jan 03 2017

Study looks at Pacific culture and soft drink consumption

Tue Jan 03 2017

You spin me right round: the enduring appeal of vinyl in a digital age

Thu Jan 05 2017

Brainy obsession leads to knighthood

Mon Jan 09 2017

Taking on obesity with science and education

Wed Jan 11 2017

City Campus closed on Auckland Anniversary Day

Tue Jan 17 2017

New gene therapy hope for spinal injuries

Tue Jan 17 2017

New regional rural doctor training for Whakatane

Wed Jan 18 2017

New startup to research novel cancer vaccines

Wed Jan 18 2017

Food industry tactics shape public food policies

Tue Jan 24 2017

Auckland doctor training expands in the regions

Thu Jan 26 2017

Auckland's apartments need shared living

Thu Jan 26 2017

Compensation call for people injured during clinical trials

Tue Jan 31 2017

University takes on global conflict issues

Tue Jan 31 2017

Tobacco smokers invited to participate in quit trial

Wed Feb 01 2017

Keeping youth safe in the age of pornography

Thu Feb 02 2017

Nutrition labels improve understanding

Thu Feb 02 2017

Advice on travel to the USA

Fri Feb 03 2017

Students to benefit from new Marine Centre in Orakei

Fri Feb 03 2017

Elam celebrates Chinese cultural connections

Wed Feb 08 2017

Kids with weight issues do little exercise, spend lots of time on screens

Wed Feb 08 2017

An insider's view of a medical trial

Thu Feb 09 2017

University of Auckland Engineering leader appointed to MBIE role

Thu Feb 09 2017

Hearing and balance disorders focus for new centre

Fri Feb 10 2017

Power outage at City campus

Fri Feb 10 2017

Ice baths no good for muscle recovery

Mon Feb 13 2017

Glitzy Chinese New Year ball to benefit research into promising new blood-test for preterm birth risk

Tue Feb 14 2017

New research could ease the way to second language learning

Thu Feb 16 2017

Vitamin D supplements can help kiwi children

Thu Feb 16 2017

Fathers can get new baby depression too

Fri Feb 17 2017

Food marketing review ignores advice from 77 experts

Fri Feb 17 2017

New major focuses on top job employability

Fri Feb 17 2017

Planet earth and human health

Fri Feb 17 2017

Study finds agricultural land use may help pest fish

Fri Feb 17 2017

Unhealthy food choices pushed to youngsters on websites

Fri Feb 17 2017

Help us redesign our faculty websites!

Mon Feb 20 2017

Inspired student follows in teachers’ footsteps

Mon Feb 20 2017

Māori and Pacific people more vulnerable to diseases of pancreas

Mon Feb 20 2017

New student high-rise opens at University of Auckland

Mon Feb 20 2017

Sisters’ long road to teaching success

Mon Feb 20 2017

Study shows refugees’ and immigrants’ resilience in disasters

Tue Feb 21 2017

NZ-Korea collaboration to promote joint research

Wed Feb 22 2017

Auckland brain researchers show how Parkinson’s spreads

Thu Feb 23 2017

Brain health team visits Hawkes Bay

Thu Feb 23 2017

New Zealander of the Year honours for academic and graduate

Thu Feb 23 2017

Professor on first international panel on chronic respiratory diseases

Thu Feb 23 2017

Student awarded internship with MX3D

Fri Feb 24 2017

Student success in international mediation advocacy competition

Fri Feb 24 2017

Do you know an outstanding Māori business leader?

Tue Feb 28 2017

Sir Owen Glenn gifts $2.6 million to University of Auckland Business School to promote innovation and entrepreneurship

Tue Feb 28 2017

Avatar based on kiwi technology helping thousands of Australians with a disability

Wed Mar 01 2017

Distinguished Alumni Award recognises talented artist

Thu Mar 02 2017

Doctoral Fellow to research legal protection of migrant domestic workers

Thu Mar 02 2017

Pioneer in novel devices recognised with Distinguished Alumni Award

Thu Mar 02 2017

University to honour distinguished alumni

Thu Mar 02 2017

Update on the Auckland University European Students Association

Thu Mar 02 2017

Carol Hirschfeld honoured by the University of Auckland

Fri Mar 03 2017

Distinguished award for healthcare leadership and innovation

Fri Mar 03 2017

Kim Dotcom documentary to screen at SXSW festival in Austin, Texas

Fri Mar 03 2017

Erna leads optometry in Samoa

Tue Mar 07 2017

Lecture series focuses on medium density housing

Tue Mar 07 2017

Auckland leads NZ in Business School subject rankings

Wed Mar 08 2017

Global first for rheumatic fever research

Wed Mar 08 2017

University of Auckland reinforces lead in university subject rankings

Wed Mar 08 2017

Archaeology top in long line of firsts for University of Auckland

Thu Mar 09 2017

Girls Mean Business

Thu Mar 09 2017

Legal academic shortlisted for international research award

Thu Mar 09 2017

Poll tax on immigrants could generate $1 billion a year for infrastructure and services

Thu Mar 09 2017

University of Auckland ranked top university for Education

Thu Mar 09 2017

University of Auckland to help New Zealanders become more Asia-savvy with new Asia-Pacific centre

Thu Mar 09 2017

Landmark gift for Chair in Health Law announced

Fri Mar 10 2017

University film student wins at The Moa Awards

Fri Mar 10 2017

University of Auckland enters into partnership with essential news venture

Mon Mar 13 2017

Finding Mont Liggins's babies

Tue Mar 14 2017

Auckland scientists seek to shed light upon endometriosis

Wed Mar 15 2017

University awards honorary degrees to prominent supporters

Wed Mar 15 2017

Too many antibiotics for New Zealand children

Thu Mar 16 2017

Minister visits University of Auckland’s Newmarket campus

Fri Mar 17 2017

Paddlers at the ready for the Great Waka Ama race

Fri Mar 17 2017

Concerns over posters on campus

Mon Mar 20 2017

Expanded rural health medical training proposed

Tue Mar 21 2017

Gut Bugs Trial launches in Auckland

Tue Mar 21 2017

New role to develop international MedTech partnerships

Tue Mar 21 2017

Pebbles, Mars and a maths problem that took 10 years

Tue Mar 21 2017

Waka Ama paddlers blow competition out of the water

Wed Mar 22 2017

New tests help better stroke outcomes

Thu Mar 23 2017

Jon Stephenson’s back story in Hit and Run revealed in academic’s book, Reporting from the Danger Zone.

Fri Mar 24 2017

Innovative wooden projects recognised with awards

Mon Mar 27 2017

New book studies war, myths and fairy tales

Mon Mar 27 2017

Finalists announced for 10th Anniversary Graduation Gala concert

Mon Apr 03 2017

Patterns, patterns everywhere

Wed Apr 05 2017

Studies confirm long-term safety of life-saving treatment for premature babies

Fri Apr 07 2017

Te Arawa high achiever wins academic scholarship

Fri Apr 07 2017

Could mothers’ bacteria protect c-section babies from obesity risk?

Tue Apr 11 2017

Measuring pelvic floor muscles via smartphone

Tue Apr 11 2017

The University was closed on Thursday due to forecast adverse weather

Thu Apr 13 2017

Easter opening hours

Sat Apr 15 2017

Artificial Intelligence: how much will it change our lives?

Wed Apr 19 2017

2017 World Masters Games

Thu Apr 20 2017

Proposal for a third New Zealand medical school

Thu Apr 20 2017

Monthly vitamin D supplement does not prevent heart disease

Fri Apr 21 2017

Report finds our aging population will need increased levels of care

Fri Apr 21 2017

University celebrates academic success at Autumn Graduation

Mon Apr 24 2017

Brazilian public scholar visits University

Wed Apr 26 2017

Regional trends revealed for meth labs

Thu Apr 27 2017

Bioengineering graduate takes off

Mon May 01 2017

Top bird study student overcomes big challenge to graduate PhD

Mon May 01 2017

Dames come together for mother and baby health research

Tue May 02 2017

Pacific Psychology lecturer keen to make a difference

Tue May 02 2017

Stress, mentoring and having it all: lectures focus on youth

Tue May 02 2017

Creative practice PhD assists ecosanctuary

Wed May 03 2017

Doctorate reveals affordable housing thwarted by neoliberalism

Wed May 03 2017

Father and son graduate together – and dad shows how medical imaging tool can predict stock market

Wed May 03 2017

Compelling piano performance wins Graduation Gala

Fri May 05 2017

From Foundation to PhD Student

Fri May 05 2017

Well-known Māori musician and haemophiliac graduates

Fri May 05 2017

Bioengineering researchers showcase work at Waikato Māori school

Tue May 09 2017

Call for UN Nation States to be Earth trustees

Tue May 09 2017

From acoustics to ballistics: leading research showcased at manufacturing and design conference

Tue May 09 2017

Heart screening in older people could prevent strokes

Tue May 09 2017

New tools detect serious gut conditions

Tue May 09 2017

Mother and daughter graduate as teachers

Wed May 10 2017

Population ageing may lead to increased negative effects of dementia

Wed May 10 2017

Scientists extend record of earliest life on land by millions of years

Wed May 10 2017

Relaxation techniques better for patients than mindfulness therapy

Thu May 11 2017

University of Auckland pioneers online credentials to support student mobility

Thu May 11 2017

University of Auckland recognises best PhD research

Thu May 11 2017

University of Auckland Aotearoa Māori Business Leaders Awards 2017 winners

Sat May 13 2017

Study finds expressive writing can help wounds heal faster

Wed May 17 2017

NZ Centre at Peking University marks 10th anniversary

Thu May 18 2017

University expects to place more medical students in rural towns

Thu May 18 2017

Lifetime achievement award for Property head

Mon May 22 2017

Shining a light on New Zealand's medical history

Mon May 22 2017

Blogging beating the "summer learning" slump

Wed May 24 2017

Early puberty linked to growing up in poorer homes

Wed May 24 2017

Arresting images win photography award

Thu May 25 2017

Essential book about sustainability and resilience launched

Fri May 26 2017

Global head of Oxfam to visit University

Tue May 30 2017

Leading for the greatest good

Tue May 30 2017

Majority of TV food ads are unhealthy and target children – study finds

Tue May 30 2017

Innovative exhibition awarded Museum medal

Thu Jun 01 2017

Young Pacific researchers seek obesity circuit-breaker with Pacific youth

Thu Jun 01 2017

Bed sharing, maternal smoking raise sudden unexpected death in infancy risk

Fri Jun 02 2017

Study reveals relationship between how kids spend their time and their quality of life

Fri Jun 02 2017

Entrepreneurship champion recognised in honours list

Mon Jun 05 2017

Bioengineers hold inaugural public lecture

Tue Jun 06 2017

Fake News and the New Zealand General Election

Tue Jun 06 2017

Kiwi student to join leg of Tara expedition

Tue Jun 06 2017

Aeronautics engineer named in Queen’s Birthday Honours

Wed Jun 07 2017

New computing platform to power NZ research

Thu Jun 08 2017

University of Auckland is New Zealand’s most innovative university in new rankings

Thu Jun 08 2017

Queen's Birthday Honour for surgeon and student mentor

Fri Jun 09 2017

Auckland medical researcher first outside US to win prestigious prize

Mon Jun 12 2017

New teaching approach accelerates literacy development in bilingual children

Mon Jun 12 2017

Royal surprise for emerging researcher

Mon Jun 12 2017

List of top alien species invaders on islands

Tue Jun 13 2017

Going to sleep on your back increases the risk of stillbirth

Wed Jun 14 2017

Telling tales of gendered bodies: public lecture at the University of Auckland

Wed Jun 14 2017

Failed fisheries management system costing NZ economy and environment, experts say

Thu Jun 15 2017

Many childcare services fall short of nutrition recommendations

Thu Jun 15 2017

Elam artist wins Glaister Ennor Award

Tue Jun 20 2017

New evidence animal behaviour regulated by interaction of tidal and circadian clocks

Tue Jun 20 2017

Paying for the price of convenience

Tue Jun 20 2017

Five actions to save our oceans

Mon Jun 26 2017

International accolade for director of the Bioengineering Institute

Mon Jun 26 2017

Family violence reports reach record high

Wed Jun 28 2017

Funding for heart and gut research at Bioengineering

Wed Jun 28 2017

New book uncovers remarkable journey of young Māori man

Wed Jun 28 2017

Launch of new Programme pages

Thu Jun 29 2017

Leading NZ-Australian child health research institutes join forces

Mon Jul 03 2017

Exercise in early life has long-lasting benefits

Fri Jul 07 2017

Student Services Online gets new look and becomes mobile compatible

Fri Jul 07 2017

The modern dilemma: pedestrians and personal music players

Mon Jul 10 2017

NZ research shows potential for first gonorrhoea vaccine

Tue Jul 11 2017

Orthopaedic design up in the clouds

Tue Jul 11 2017

University of Auckland rejects PM’s claim

Fri Jul 14 2017

Architecture and Planning celebrates first 100 years

Tue Jul 18 2017

Fresh fish oil lowers diabetes risk in rat offspring

Tue Jul 18 2017

Minister of Trade launches academic's book

Tue Jul 18 2017

Innovative projects featured at Fast Forward

Thu Jul 20 2017

Raise your glass to knowledge

Fri Jul 21 2017

Student success at Asia-Pacific mediation competition

Fri Jul 21 2017

Experts call for action to fill gaps on healthy food policies

Mon Jul 24 2017

Poi study points to health benefits for over 60s

Mon Jul 24 2017

Official opening of new science facilities

Thu Jul 27 2017

Migration, diversity and the changing face of New Zealand

Fri Jul 28 2017

Celebrating poet Allen Curnow

Mon Jul 31 2017

Facing nuclear danger in the modern world

Mon Jul 31 2017

Rise in e-cigarettes linked to rise in smokers quitting, say researchers

Mon Jul 31 2017

Sociologist's book Man-Made Woman is coming out

Wed Aug 02 2017

The biological chorus beneath the waves of the Hauraki Gulf

Wed Aug 02 2017

New tool to help distribute resources by identifying areas of need

Fri Aug 04 2017

Low blood sugars in newborns linked to later difficulties

Tue Aug 08 2017

What would Lola think?

Tue Aug 08 2017

Academic’s dedication to refugees and students recognised

Wed Aug 09 2017

Intensive farming bad news for native bees

Wed Aug 09 2017

NZ Leadership Institute merging with the University of Auckland Business School

Wed Aug 09 2017

Rural health issues demand a rational response

Wed Aug 09 2017

Kids with weight issues at high risk of emotional and behavioural problems: study

Thu Aug 10 2017

Digging Deep: Developing Second/Foreign Language Expertise

Fri Aug 11 2017

Dairy intolerance real - "not in people’s heads"

Mon Aug 14 2017

Students to forge links with Latin America

Mon Aug 14 2017

The Power of stories: Researching and Engaging with Sports Media

Tue Aug 15 2017

Focus on Auckland history

Wed Aug 16 2017

Sir Kenneth Keith to deliver inaugural Sir Owen Woodhouse Memorial Lecture

Wed Aug 16 2017

Philosopher heads up bioethics panel

Thu Aug 17 2017

University of Auckland and primary principals to host job expo

Mon Aug 21 2017

Life in the big city – free public lecture series

Tue Aug 22 2017

Students named in national Futsal Ferns squad

Wed Aug 23 2017

Star ratings encourage production of healthier foods, surveys show

Thu Aug 24 2017

University hosts flagship debate for young voters

Thu Aug 24 2017

Combating multinational tax avoidance

Fri Aug 25 2017

Festival celebrates all things musical

Fri Aug 25 2017

Our new Poet Laureate

Mon Aug 28 2017

University of Auckland welcomes School of Rural Medicine plan

Mon Aug 28 2017

How nutrition in early life affects adult bone health

Wed Aug 30 2017

New study finds exercise improves children’s brain power

Wed Aug 30 2017

Local collaboration of art and science features at global festival

Thu Aug 31 2017

Two university students to run the New York Marathon for charity

Thu Aug 31 2017

Centenary, debate put focus on Architecture and Planning

Fri Sep 01 2017

Self-beliefs shape what luxury means to us

Fri Sep 01 2017

Son graduates with same degree as Dad

Fri Sep 01 2017

Kim Dotcom documentary in iTunes Top Ten

Mon Sep 04 2017

Climathon invites Aucklanders to help shape city’s future

Tue Sep 05 2017

University of Auckland trio join Matewa Media to translate Disney's Moana into te reo Māori

Tue Sep 05 2017

Waka ama paddlers return with gold

Fri Sep 08 2017

Leading linguist gives Hood Lecture

Tue Sep 12 2017

Major new investment in University of Auckland Science

Wed Sep 13 2017

Major new investment in wireless electric-charging roads

Wed Sep 13 2017

$24,000 in prizes for innovative solutions

Sun Sep 17 2017

Researchers find the key to loss of smell with Parkinson’s disease

Mon Sep 18 2017

More than 3,200 students cap off studies in Spring graduation

Thu Sep 21 2017

University of Auckland welcomes world leader in human-computer interaction

Thu Sep 21 2017

Slow fashion in three fast minutes

Mon Sep 25 2017

Another marathon completed but this time it’s a PhD

Tue Sep 26 2017

Bioengineering graduate tackles sunburn

Tue Sep 26 2017

Husband and wife graduate same day with same degree

Tue Sep 26 2017

First heritage conservation degree conferred

Wed Sep 27 2017

Modelling our hearts

Wed Sep 27 2017

Professor produces trio of PhDs at University graduation

Wed Sep 27 2017

$1 million given for new Rhodes-style scholarships

Mon Oct 02 2017

From charity to social enterprise: when making money is doing good

Mon Oct 02 2017

Para-athlete among University Blues winners

Mon Oct 02 2017

Companies need to shape, not predict, the market

Tue Oct 03 2017

Progesterone does not prevent preterm birth or complications: study

Tue Oct 03 2017

ED stays decreased but with strings attached

Wed Oct 04 2017

Interactive display picks library books based on your mood and the weather

Wed Oct 04 2017

New survey asks how Māori identity shapes financial choices

Wed Oct 04 2017

Free happy texts at Late Night Art

Thu Oct 05 2017

Health workers urged to spot and help victims of slavery

Fri Oct 06 2017

Malfoy the wasp no longer unknown to Science

Mon Oct 09 2017

Rutherford Fellowship to research indigenous rights

Mon Oct 09 2017

Spin on health wins Royal Society award

Tue Oct 10 2017

Early career research award to inequality researcher

Wed Oct 11 2017

Royal Society of NZ research honours

Wed Oct 11 2017

University of Auckland defends coveted Shield

Wed Oct 11 2017

Meet the inaugural 40 under 40

Thu Oct 12 2017

Northland’s unique Pūkawakawa Programme marks ten years

Thu Oct 12 2017

Rutherford recipient will lead research into post-pancreatitis diabetes

Thu Oct 12 2017

Infrared cameras study found pregnant women should sleep on their side

Fri Oct 13 2017

Vibration therapy trialled in young children

Sun Oct 15 2017

Major MBIE funding for new sensor technology

Mon Oct 16 2017

Snapper family ties provide new evidence on marine reserves

Wed Oct 18 2017

Taking probiotics may reduce postnatal depression

Wed Oct 18 2017

Study predicts changes in marine ecosystems

Thu Oct 19 2017

Pioneering healthy lifestyle programme lifts health and wellbeing of kids with weight issues

Fri Oct 20 2017

a2 Milk™ digested differently to conventional milk by lactose intolerant people – study

Sun Oct 22 2017

New website homepages launched

Tue Oct 24 2017

A new surgical device among Velocity $100k Challenge winners

Wed Oct 25 2017

Powhiri for new professor

Wed Oct 25 2017

Inaugural funding for environment research

Thu Oct 26 2017

Skull could be world’s oldest tsunami victim

Thu Oct 26 2017

Gene profiling to try and unlock the causes of breast cancer in New Zealand

Fri Oct 27 2017

Indian diaspora three ways

Mon Oct 30 2017

Tackling the big questions

Mon Oct 30 2017

Far North school trials arts-integrative learning

Tue Oct 31 2017

NZ scientists untangle the genetic link between obesity and diabetes

Tue Oct 31 2017

Is narcissism on the rise? Do millennials really feel more entitled?

Wed Nov 01 2017

Cancer researcher wins NZ Association of Scientists award

Thu Nov 02 2017

Treatment and diagnosis of depression needs major overhaul

Thu Nov 02 2017

University of Auckland celebrates $19.8 million in Marsden Fund awards

Thu Nov 02 2017

Six universities deliver a ‘game changing’ Master of Māori and Indigenous Business degree

Fri Nov 03 2017

Public Policy Institute will address key policy issues

Wed Nov 08 2017

Southern seas warming faster than northern New Zealand

Wed Nov 08 2017

Academics call for more responsiveness to Māori health needs

Fri Nov 10 2017

Academic's film on Kim Dotcom up for award

Mon Nov 13 2017

Auckland Arts student wins Rhodes scholarship

Mon Nov 13 2017

Academic’s book on Māori carving a winner

Tue Nov 14 2017

Single men and masculinity

Tue Nov 14 2017

Mother and baby clinical trials could save the health system $290 million over five years

Wed Nov 15 2017

Leading researchers announced as Fellows of the Royal Society

Thu Nov 16 2017

Northland Māori need effective strategies to treat acute rheumatic fever

Thu Nov 16 2017

Renowned Māori scholar honoured by Royal Society

Thu Nov 16 2017

Top NZ scientist talks about entrepreneurship and the role of universities

Mon Nov 20 2017

Elam artists on display

Tue Nov 21 2017

Korimako Trio win prestigious chamber music scholarship

Tue Nov 21 2017

Older men need more protein to maintain muscles

Tue Nov 21 2017

UK research mirrors New Zealand stillbirth findings

Tue Nov 21 2017

Lack of food contributing to students’ poor health and absenteeism

Thu Nov 23 2017

NZ sovereignty threatened by trade deal, say academics

Fri Nov 24 2017

Study of artist’s toilet tissues sheds light on gut bugs

Sun Nov 26 2017

Chris Liddell funds scholarships to take Kiwis to Oxford

Mon Nov 27 2017

Fertility study shows cheaper treatment is effective

Mon Nov 27 2017

New scholarship to research dance and dementia

Mon Nov 27 2017

Robots who can handle soft tissue

Tue Nov 28 2017

Trial finds aspirin does not speed leg ulcer healing

Tue Nov 28 2017

Young doctor keen to contribute to Māori health

Tue Nov 28 2017

Smartphone app study finds label use leads to healthier food choices

Fri Dec 01 2017

Understanding the autonomic nervous system

Tue Dec 05 2017

University of Auckland Council Meeting 2019-10-21

Mon Oct 21 2019

University of Auckland Council Meeting 2020-04-29

Wed Apr 29 2020

University of Auckland Council Meeting 2023-10-16

Mon Oct 16 2023

University of Auckland Council Meeting 2024-10-09

Wed Oct 09 2024

University of Auckland Council Meeting 2024-12-09

Mon Dec 09 2024

University of Auckland Council Meeting 2025-03-17

Mon Mar 17 2025

TEU Update - 7 March

Fri Mar 07 2025

University Of Otago Fee Raises

Tue Oct 12 2021

Young New Zealand First Calls On Universities To Honour The Principles Of Equal Access To Education

Wed Dec 01 2021

Young New Zealand First Calls On The Government To Aid The Student Community Amid Omicron Outbreak

Thu Feb 17 2022

Young New Zealand First To Propose Major Student Loan Reform At Upcoming Convention.

Mon Oct 17 2022

It's Time To Put Education First Again

Wed Apr 19 2023

"New Zealand First’s Commitment To Youth Is Undeniable" – Ynzf Chairman

Mon Jul 24 2023

Young Labour slams right wing arrogance

Wed Sep 29 1999

Young Nationals sink into the mire

Thu Sep 30 1999

Prebs Rebs - following Mad Dog

Tue Jan 25 2000

Let's All Come Together As New Zealanders

Mon Feb 14 2000

Opinion: From The Left - Jordan Carter

Mon Feb 14 2000

'Purple Pixie Dust' - Young Labour

Tue Mar 14 2000

On The Left - Relations, not contracts

Mon Mar 20 2000

Future Lefts: Happy ERB days are here again

Tue Mar 21 2000

I Won't Do What You Tell Me To Do

Wed Mar 29 2000

Future Lefts - Sensational titles are bad

Wed Apr 05 2000

Future Lefts - `At the going down of the sun...'

Wed Apr 26 2000

'Isn't that an oxymoron?' No, just Shipley...'

Thu May 04 2000

Future Lefts - They can't handle the truth!

Mon May 15 2000

Future Lefts – Young Labour

Fri May 26 2000

Future Lefts - `Budget 2000'

Wed Jun 21 2000

Future Lefts - `Imagine no possessions…’

Wed Jul 05 2000

Future Lefts - The Tories are bored!

Thu Jul 13 2000

Future Lefts - Democracy Dies in the Pacific

Wed Jul 19 2000

Future Lefts - Brief and to the point

Wed Aug 09 2000

ERA Youth Friendly - Young Labour

Thu Aug 17 2000

Future Lefts: All over the world. To change it.

Fri Oct 06 2000

Future Lefts - This is not a Eulogy

Fri Sep 21 2001

Hamilton Student Cake Turns To Hash Cookies

Wed Mar 06 2002

Future Lefts – Killing him softly

Wed Mar 20 2002

Future Lefts – 17 Days to a Labour Government

Wed Jul 10 2002

USA: Stick with the United Nations way

Thu Feb 13 2003

Young Labour Condemns Approach of War

Thu Mar 20 2003

Looking Forward, not Backwards

Mon Feb 23 2004

Budget Gains for Young People Welcomed

Fri May 28 2004

Future Lefts - Budget Blather & Frothing Fundies

Wed Jun 16 2004

Future Lefts – 'Why the Right are just so Rotten'

Tue Aug 03 2004

Young Labour gets ready for campaign

Wed Apr 13 2005

Condoms are our 'mini billboards'

Fri Jul 15 2005

Young Labour Welcomes No Interest On Loans

Tue Jul 26 2005

"Renewal" - The role of Young Labour

Mon Apr 10 2006

Young Labour Renewed

Wed Apr 12 2006

Record turnout for Young Labour

Wed Apr 18 2007

Vulnerable Worker has University Branch Support

Tue May 08 2007

Young Labour seeks apology for John Key’s Comments

Tue Oct 09 2007

Loose lips sink ships says Young Labour

Wed Aug 06 2008

Young Labour requests an apology from John Key

Thu Aug 07 2008

Young Labour Welcomes Universal Student Allowance

Tue Oct 14 2008

National Comments Appalling - Young Labour

Fri Oct 24 2008

Successful Summit – Expert Engagement

Mon May 25 2009

Young Labour: Budget Has Failed

Tue Jun 02 2009

Young Labour: Bullying and Beneficiary Bashing

Thu Jul 30 2009

Young Labour: Don’t Waste the Opportunity

Tue Aug 04 2009

Young Nationals show true colours

Thu Oct 08 2009

Young Labour Reeling Over Key's Student Claims

Mon Apr 19 2010

Young Labour suggests budget does great disservice

Fri May 21 2010

Clarion Tour to deliver "young labour" from North to South

Thu Jan 13 2011

"Don't cut our future" says Young Labour

Sat May 21 2011

Students say NO to Youth Rates!

Wed Jul 13 2011

National continues to let down students

Wed Sep 28 2011

Labour Highlights Sale of Prime Assets

Sat Oct 01 2011

Labour's Tertiary Plan a Clear Contrast

Fri Oct 07 2011

Maori voices against privatisation must be heard

Thu Feb 02 2012

Brighter Future, But Only If You Can Afford It

Wed May 02 2012

Minister Buying a Cheaper Future with Class-Size Increases

Thu May 17 2012

More For Less Is Not What Young Pacific Want Nor Deserve!

Fri May 18 2012

A "Heck No, Hekia!" from Young Pacific Rep

Fri Nov 23 2012

Young Labour Submits in Opposition to Charter Schools Bill

Wed Feb 13 2013

Doctor, I’ve got a 7 year itch

Wed May 27 2015

Making Sanitary Products Accessible to Students

Fri Jul 29 2016

Young Labour Budget Response

Sat Jun 01 2024

The National-led Government Is Happy To Leave Student’s Out In The Cold

Thu Aug 01 2024

UC students oppose cuts

Wed Apr 11 2012

'You Are UC' Press Release - 24 April 2012

Tue Apr 24 2012

'You Are UC' Petition Against College of Arts Cuts

Mon May 14 2012

Byron Clark for Christchurch Mayor

Mon Aug 20 2007

Jobs Should Come Before Profits

Thu Jul 24 2008

Candidate subject to discriminatory law

Mon Sep 08 2008

Teacher to face suspension under Electoral Act

Thu Sep 25 2008

Socialism key to sustainability

Tue Oct 28 2008

Academics and Unionists support Paul Hopkinson

Thu Oct 30 2008

Party demands lifting of flag-burning trespass

Thu May 07 2009

Vic Uni kicks out students for anti-war protest

Thu May 21 2009

University Trespasses Political Dissent

Wed Sep 23 2009

Victoria University: No Free Speech Here Thanks

Fri Oct 02 2009

Protest to be held against VUW repression:

Wed Oct 21 2009

Victoria University arrests peaceful protestors

Thu Oct 22 2009

Political VUW Trespasses to be Challenged in Court

Thu Apr 22 2010

Students to protest ceaseless cuts at VUW

Tue Sep 13 2011

Fiery Scenes at VUW as Security Attack Students

Thu Sep 15 2011

Students in Auckland to stage rally

Mon Sep 26 2011

Students occupy Business School at University of Auckland

Mon Sep 26 2011

Occupy Auckland University to negotiate demands

Mon Oct 17 2011

Students occupy Auckland University Clocktower

Mon Oct 17 2011

TEU joins forces with We are the University in rally

Mon Oct 17 2011

Victoria University attempts to Silence Dissent

Mon Nov 21 2011

University of Auckland Student Rally: Solidarity with Unions

Thu Mar 22 2012

We Are the University to March Against the Budget

Thu May 24 2012

Students concerned at coverage of police at Budget protest

Tue Jun 05 2012

Students' study-in protest in Auckland University Library

Fri Jun 08 2012

Auckland University Students To Address Course Cuts At Open Forum With Provost, Threaten Protest On University Open Day

Wed Aug 21 2024

We Are The University Open Letter: Cuts To Marsden Funding For Humanities And Social Sciences

Wed Dec 11 2024

Fofonga - Building Pacific Capacity At Waipapa Taumata Rau

Wed Mar 08 2023

Digital Infant In World-first Psychology Research

Fri May 24 2024

University Of Waikato Accepts Fees Proposal

Wed Aug 08 2001

Awareness The Key To Cycle Safety

Thu Aug 16 2001

Chimps Benefit From Research Findings

Thu Aug 16 2001

New Zealand Law Students Conference in Hamilton

Wed Aug 29 2001

Postgraduate Engineering And Technology Conference

Wed Aug 29 2001

The Links Between Eating, Guilt And Shame

Wed Aug 29 2001

National gathering puts terrorism under spotlight

Tue Oct 23 2001

Tim and Neil Finn receive Honorary Doctorates

Mon Nov 26 2001

Computer Graphic Design Degree A First

Fri May 17 2002

Mini Americas Cup Regatta to be held at University

Wed Jun 05 2002

International recognition for Waikato Professor

Mon Jul 21 2003

Revitalising bi-cultural connections

Mon Jul 21 2003

Revitalising bi-cultural connections

Tue Jul 22 2003

Potential in e-pipelines

Thu Jul 24 2003

First footsteps in new relationship

Fri Jul 25 2003

NZers Need to Communicate Better Between Cultures

Fri Aug 01 2003

Waikato University’s ‘Great Race’ Crew Named

Mon Aug 04 2003

Director of Marketing for Waikato University

Wed Aug 06 2003

Oxford Uni Squad to Tackle Waikato Uni Great Race

Mon Aug 11 2003

Waikato University Remains Open To Talks With AUT

Tue Aug 12 2003

Waikato University Acts To Protect Children

Thu Aug 14 2003

Electrofishing Boat Zaps Fish Pests

Fri Aug 15 2003

Indonesia And Christian-Muslim Relations

Fri Aug 15 2003

Seeing the light

Mon Aug 18 2003

Waikato helping "difficult" pupils

Tue Aug 19 2003

Promoting Women in IT

Thu Aug 21 2003

Fiordland Earthquake Generated Small Tsunami

Fri Aug 22 2003

Great Race Media Conference

Fri Aug 29 2003

Waikato University Appoints Publicis Mojo

Mon Sep 01 2003

Seminar Aims To Improve Information Literacy

Tue Sep 02 2003

More Than 40 New Volcanoes Discovered Near NZ

Wed Sep 03 2003

Rowers Head to head

Wed Sep 03 2003

Building new "nations"

Mon Sep 08 2003

Sponsors Line Up To Secure Great Race’s Future

Mon Sep 08 2003

University announce 40th anniversary scholarships

Mon Sep 08 2003

From troubled teen to study queen

Tue Sep 09 2003

Is The Resource Management Act Working?

Wed Sep 10 2003

Art Therapy Helps Draw Out The Pain Inside

Thu Sep 11 2003

Cambridge Confirms For 2004 Great Race

Mon Sep 15 2003

World First Climate Change Action In South Pacific

Mon Sep 15 2003

Why Do We Need Sleep?

Tue Sep 16 2003

GE under microscope

Thu Sep 18 2003

Waikato University Rowing Skipper Tackles Atlantic

Thu Sep 18 2003

Attorney-General To Participate In Seminars

Mon Sep 22 2003

New manager of WEL Energy Trust Academy

Thu Sep 25 2003

Seminars On Resource Ownership And Electricity

Fri Sep 26 2003

US multi-millionaire funds research on climate

Mon Sep 29 2003

Global initiative to boost sustainable business

Fri Oct 03 2003

Kiwi 'Dossing' Film Wins Uk Award

Thu Oct 09 2003

Sailing Waka To Be Launched At Kawhia

Tue Oct 14 2003

Being Seen In The Woods And The Trees

Thu Oct 16 2003

Waikato Vice-Chancellor To Step Down Next Year

Fri Oct 17 2003

Excellent educator

Mon Oct 20 2003

Children’s Voices Need To Be Heard In Health Ed

Wed Oct 22 2003

Computer-Human Interaction conference in NZ

Thu Oct 23 2003

Waikato CD An Award Winner

Fri Oct 31 2003

Enterprise forum: Irish university leaders arrive

Mon Nov 03 2003

Waikato Glassblower Wins Australiasian Award

Mon Nov 03 2003

Waikato-Maniapoto kaumâtua to be awarded doctorate

Thu Nov 06 2003

Round-the-world motorcyclist stops in Hamilton

Mon Nov 10 2003

Waikato Uni appoints Chief Operating Officer

Mon Nov 10 2003

A Celebration of Mâori Academic Excellence

Thu Nov 20 2003

Poor Literacy Too Great a Cost

Thu Nov 20 2003

Waikato University Looks At Major Capital Spending

Thu Nov 20 2003

Bridging the Information Divide

Fri Nov 21 2003

Katherine Mansfield Paintings Exhibition Waikato

Tue Nov 25 2003

Waikato’s high quality research recognised

Tue Dec 02 2003

30 Years of Computer Science

Thu Dec 11 2003

Waikato University 40th Anniversary

Thu Dec 11 2003

Major study of New Zealand peoples announced

Fri Dec 12 2003

Face to face

Thu Dec 18 2003

Margaret Wilson to be awarded honorary doctorate

Mon Jan 05 2004

Law Lecturer Wins Prize In US Writing Contest

Tue Jan 20 2004

Sharing Education Knowledge

Thu Feb 12 2004

ECTUS Launch Planned From Waikato Innovation Park

Thu Feb 19 2004

Attorney-General’s honorary doctorate details

Mon Feb 23 2004

Mooting Competition Popularity Soars

Mon Feb 23 2004

Online learning Mâori language trial

Thu Feb 26 2004

Waikato-China Strategic Alliance

Mon Mar 01 2004

Enrolments Up At Waikato As New System Works Well

Thu Mar 04 2004

Excellent Trio Receive Medals

Mon Mar 15 2004

Gould issues 'health warning' on PBRF

Tue Mar 23 2004

Online evolution

Tue Mar 23 2004

Mexican Photography Expo at Waikato University

Fri Mar 26 2004

Waikato Uni Plans Community Psychology Book

Fri Mar 26 2004

Michael King: Waikato University Pays Tribute

Wed Mar 31 2004

Icy continent research on show

Wed Apr 07 2004

Waikato Professor Breaks New Ground

Thu Apr 08 2004

IronMan Woman Champions Environment & Human Rights

Tue Apr 20 2004

Waikato University Proves To Be The Quiet Achiever

Fri Apr 23 2004

Memorial Celebration Of Life Of Michael King

Wed Apr 28 2004

Jade Makes Finals Of Prestigious Award

Tue May 04 2004

A statistical revolution is happening at Waikato

Wed May 05 2004

Disaster Movie Prompts Warning On Carbon Dioxide

Wed May 05 2004

Tarawera study could help save Rotorua lakes

Wed May 05 2004

New Waikato University Vice-Chancellor Announced

Thu May 06 2004

Waikato University Helps Nasa With Global Warming

Wed May 19 2004

University Buys ‘Mass Fingerprinting’ Technology

Fri May 21 2004

Tapping Into Hot Rocks

Tue May 25 2004

The sky’s the limit for Mathematics at Waikato

Thu May 27 2004

Trusttum Exhibition At Waikato University

Fri May 28 2004

Old Rivals To Battle It Out In Mooting Final

Tue Jun 01 2004

Biology students swarm Waikato campus for WEB Days

Wed Jun 02 2004

Waikato University aims to boost alloy exports

Wed Jun 02 2004

International fees protest this Friday

Thu Jun 03 2004

New Dean keen to build Waikato’s profile

Thu Jun 03 2004

Hillcrest High Beats Old Rivals In Mooting Final

Fri Jun 04 2004

University explains proposed int'l fee rises

Fri Jun 04 2004

Programme has business teams primed for success

Tue Jun 08 2004

Two Significant Honorary Doctorates To Be Awarded

Fri Jun 11 2004

Màori Scholars' Works And Taonga Housed

Mon Jun 28 2004

APCHI conference starts tomorrow

Tue Jun 29 2004

Community Psychology Promotes Prevention

Thu Jul 01 2004

Students To Battle It Out Over Business

Thu Jul 08 2004

Skull lady and communicator win excellence awards

Tue Jul 20 2004

Tokoroa Culture On Display

Tue Jul 20 2004

Computer Girls

Thu Jul 22 2004

Top Waikato Line-Up At Nz University Blues Awards

Tue Jul 27 2004

Honorary Doctorate For Ngàti Porou Leader

Fri Jul 30 2004

Waikato University lecturer to speak on Argonauts

Tue Aug 03 2004

The Changing Rules Of War

Thu Aug 05 2004

Tribute Paid To Founding Vice-Chancellor

Thu Aug 05 2004

Honours Student Wins Top Scholarship

Fri Aug 06 2004

New Simulator Takes On Deadly Business

Mon Aug 09 2004

Adult Dreams Achieved Through Education

Wed Aug 11 2004

Lecturer's film screens internationally

Wed Aug 11 2004

University lecturer's film screens internationally

Wed Aug 11 2004

Women Add Further Depth To Great Race Day

Wed Aug 11 2004

Expert Commentary From Waikato University

Wed Aug 18 2004

Packed Memorial Occasion For Sir Don Llewellyn

Fri Aug 20 2004

Ex-120kg prop now an 85kg high performance manager

Tue Aug 24 2004

Waikato Research Capacity Gets $1.3 Million Boost

Tue Aug 24 2004

Appeal Court President To Speak At Waikato Uni.

Thu Aug 26 2004

Top Speakers For Foreshore And Seabed Seminars

Thu Aug 26 2004

Exceptional adult learners rewarded for hard work

Tue Aug 31 2004

Deep sea diving - from home

Wed Sep 01 2004

New Scholarships To Attract Top Talent

Wed Sep 15 2004

Ectus technology set to make international splash

Thu Sep 16 2004

South Pacific Teams Gather For Mooting

Fri Sep 17 2004

Waikato Squeezes Out Ak In Battle Of The Bombays

Mon Sep 27 2004

Online learning Wave Of The Future

Thu Sep 30 2004

‘NZ Equivalent Of Rhodes Scholarships’

Wed Oct 06 2004

Top Individual Waikato University Sports Awards

Wed Oct 06 2004

More Than 20,000 Màori Names Go Online

Thu Oct 14 2004

Multi-skilled teams building new businesses

Thu Oct 28 2004

Civil Unions: Recognising Difference?

Tue Nov 02 2004

Waikato University Composer Gets Sargeson Rights

Tue Nov 02 2004

A Celebration of Mâori Academic Excellence

Thu Nov 04 2004

A Celebration of Māori Academic Excellence

Thu Nov 04 2004

New Pro Vice-Chancellor (International) Appointed

Tue Nov 09 2004

Computer Science Scholarship Entrants Outstanding

Sun Nov 14 2004

Rocky Horror Creator To Speak At Waikato Uni

Mon Nov 15 2004

Waikato Academic Honoured For Thesis

Mon Nov 22 2004

Sir Edmund Lends Name To Waikato Uni Scholarships

Tue Nov 23 2004

Geologist To Receiv Royal Society Hutton Medal

Fri Nov 26 2004

Waikato’s world-class business school

Fri Nov 26 2004

Top Author To Be Waikato's New Writer-In-Residence

Mon Dec 06 2004

Policymakers Learn To Call The Roll Of "The Dice"

Tue Dec 14 2004

Greater Appreciation Of Soil

Wed Dec 15 2004

Mâori Names Help Inspire Cambridge Crew

Thu Dec 16 2004

Waikato students to study child driveway accidents

Tue Jan 11 2005

An Alliance to Encourage Women in Computing

Mon Jan 31 2005

Professor of Maori Sustainable Enterprise

Wed Feb 23 2005

Waikato awards NZ's largest uni scholarship scheme

Mon May 23 2005

Creating an entrepreneurial nation

Tue Jul 05 2005

University welcomes International Students

Fri Jul 08 2005

Weka’s Winning Ways

Tue Jul 12 2005

Waikato University develops links with Vietnam

Mon Jul 25 2005

Waikato University Lecturer Wins Teaching Awards

Wed Jul 27 2005

Virtual classroom wins excellence awards

Tue Aug 02 2005

Professor Ian Witten Awarded Hector Medal

Thu Oct 06 2005

Waikato University Spin-Off Success

Thu Oct 06 2005

Sir Edmund Hillary Scholarship Programme

Mon Oct 10 2005

World Champion tops Waikato Blues Awards

Mon Oct 10 2005

World Class Research Benefits Schools

Mon Oct 10 2005

New senior appointment for Waikato University

Fri Oct 21 2005

Waikato University Appoints Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Thu Oct 27 2005

Business Rescue

Fri Oct 28 2005

Science Talk Wins Award

Tue Nov 08 2005

Conference opens the door to Asia

Thu Nov 10 2005

Earth science postgraduate students top again

Thu Nov 10 2005

A Celebration of Màori Academic Excellence

Tue Nov 15 2005

Two new professors for Waikato Management School

Mon Dec 05 2005

Educational Leader Overcomes Odds

Mon Dec 19 2005

CAB opening on campus a NZ first

Tue Feb 21 2006

European Delegation In Waikato

Thu Feb 23 2006

Former Environ.Bay of Plenty CEO awarded doctorate

Fri Mar 03 2006

Sir Howard to be awarded honorary doctorate

Thu Mar 09 2006

Dexcel, Waikato educators collaborate on resource

Tue Mar 21 2006

Purple Shoes And Social Justice

Tue Mar 21 2006

Top-ranking economist joins Management School

Thu Mar 23 2006

Waikato Research Has International Impact

Fri Mar 31 2006

NZ software finalist in Stockholm Challenge

Tue Apr 11 2006

Noisy quilts wanted

Fri May 19 2006

Transforming Education Through Personalised Learni

Fri May 19 2006

World changing kids

Mon Aug 07 2006

Does education shape society?

Thu Aug 31 2006

Trip to Paris no picnic

Tue Sep 05 2006

Waikato wins American technological award

Wed Sep 20 2006

Cain Kerehoma is 2006 winner of Haggie Scholarship

Tue Sep 26 2006

Researchers chart dollar doldrums

Tue Oct 10 2006

University takes classroom to the Chiefs

Tue Oct 10 2006

Waikato Management School strengthens Pacific ties

Tue Oct 10 2006

New advocate for Pacific Is students at Waikato

Wed Oct 11 2006

Getting it Write

Thu Nov 09 2006

Port of Tauranga economic impacts

Fri Nov 17 2006

New business degree focuses on financial analysis

Thu Nov 30 2006

Waikato launches Te Koringa management course

Thu Nov 30 2006

Think Positive For A Family-Friendly Workplace

Mon Jan 15 2007

Is Green the New Fad?

Wed Jan 24 2007

New ITS director for University of Waikato

Fri Feb 09 2007

University of Waikato appoints new professors

Tue Feb 13 2007

Former Prime Minister elected Chancellor

Fri Feb 16 2007

Webguide manual for community groups

Mon Mar 19 2007

Waikato students win coveted PhD scholarships

Tue Mar 27 2007

Remittances key to local development

Wed Jun 27 2007

Maori students doing the business

Fri Aug 03 2007

Diarrhoea And Vomiting Outbreak At Waikato

Mon Sep 10 2007

Researchers to look at impact of economic shocks

Mon Sep 10 2007

Conference aims to demystify small business dev't

Thu Sep 13 2007

Getting the best banking deal for small businesses

Fri Sep 21 2007

University honours master weaver's life work

Tue Oct 30 2007

Teacher Wins National Technology Award

Tue Nov 20 2007

Climate change expert awarded top Euro medal

Tue Dec 04 2007

Insight into supermarket specials

Tue Dec 04 2007

Management School joins UN-backed initiative

Wed Apr 09 2008

Postgraduate Student Awarded Earle Scholarship

Wed May 21 2008

Waikato’s new Writer in Residence

Thu Dec 04 2008

Research system ‘stifling quality’

Thu Jan 08 2009

Internatll video game weekend kicks off at Waikato

Fri Jan 09 2009

Gaza strikes a hot topic at uni summer school

Mon Jan 12 2009

Ice could hold clue to greenhouse effect

Tue Feb 10 2009

Fairytale opportunity for Waikato

Mon Feb 23 2009

Lecturer on hunt for novelist’s papers

Mon Feb 23 2009

Waikato engineering student's 'active advertising'

Thu Feb 26 2009

Waikato Uni presents honorary doctorate in UK

Wed Apr 08 2009

Dusting off child murder history

Thu Apr 09 2009

US award for Waikato academic’s work on ozone laye

Tue Apr 21 2009

University and Wintec join forces

Wed May 06 2009

Award for Waikato marketing expert

Mon Jun 08 2009

Distribution key to building brands

Mon Jun 08 2009

Rural land price slump: A catalyst for change?

Mon Jun 08 2009

Bigger, better, faster

Mon Jul 13 2009

Revolution in the classroom

Tue Aug 11 2009

New history book holds mirror up to our complexity

Wed Aug 26 2009

University’s adult learners celebrated with awards

Mon Sep 14 2009

Waikato University welcome for Ngāti Kuri elder

Tue Sep 22 2009

Manuka honey’s medical marvels measured in gold

Mon Oct 05 2009

International award for local case writers

Thu Oct 08 2009

Waikato Uni research into the Māori way of death

Thu Oct 08 2009

Law student wins energy scholarship

Mon Oct 19 2009

Māori lecturer in international Hall of Fame

Mon Oct 19 2009

Waikato PR students focus on membership

Mon Oct 19 2009

Top Scholarship Awarded to Waikato Student

Mon Nov 30 2009

Electricity changes may increase hydro spills

Thu Dec 10 2009

Waikato University hosts network opportunity

Mon Jan 25 2010

New Zealand hit by ‘premature ageing’

Mon Feb 15 2010

Top Maori fellowship for chef-turned-chemist

Tue Feb 23 2010

Award for Waikato agricultural economist

Wed Feb 24 2010

Professor To Research Europe’s Immigration Issues

Mon Mar 01 2010

Waikato University geography student crimefighter

Mon Mar 15 2010

An Indian experience for University student

Fri Mar 26 2010

Waikato Trained Teachers Emerge Quality-Assured

Mon May 17 2010

Kauri provide a unique climate change record

Thu May 27 2010

Titanium Research Key Part Of Waikato Research

Mon Jun 28 2010

Top ecologist named new dean at Waikato

Mon Jul 12 2010

Uni students getting what they want

Mon Jul 12 2010

Engineering Student Wins Fulbright Scholarship

Tue Jul 13 2010

Waikato University supports a Spark

Tue Jul 13 2010

Waikato University’s titanium alloy research boost

Wed Jul 14 2010

Grant Helps Waikato University Student’s Research

Tue Jul 27 2010

Science enthusiast wins national teaching award

Thu Aug 05 2010

Wānanga joins University of Waikato

Wed Aug 25 2010

Love your work – Kudos Award finalists

Fri Aug 27 2010

Double victory for Waikato students in competition

Tue Sep 07 2010

Waikato University wins aid funding for East Timor

Wed Sep 08 2010

Bags packed and he’s ready to go

Thu Sep 23 2010

Waikato didymo scientists called to Chile

Thu Oct 07 2010

Engineering design on show at Waikato

Tue Oct 26 2010

Fellowship for University of Waikato professor

Tue Oct 26 2010

St Paul’s Collegiate wins ChemQuest a second time

Wed Oct 27 2010

Corporate bullying in East Asia in three minutes

Fri Oct 29 2010

Māori language Panel: Waikato Uni tikanga expert

Tue Nov 16 2010

"Bid Bot" Could Have Christmas Presents Sorted!

Thu Nov 18 2010

Waikato Uni Forms links with top Chinese universities

Wed Nov 24 2010

Māori education expert named to Marsden Fund Council

Tue Jan 11 2011

New era in coastal science kicks off

Thu Jan 20 2011

Self service and faceless business frustrate elders

Thu Jan 20 2011

GameJammers converge on University of Waikato campus

Thu Feb 03 2011

Waikato Management School reaffirmed as international leader

Mon Feb 07 2011

Waikato student wins Freyberg scholarship to study defence

Wed Feb 09 2011

Scholars with fresh perspectives garner research awards

Mon Feb 28 2011

Kīngitanga Day details announced

Wed Apr 06 2011

Waikato University opens doors to all

Fri Apr 29 2011

Waikato University rowers claim Hebberley Shield

Fri Apr 29 2011

Economist to advise EU on measuring quality of life

Tue May 10 2011

Brain injury researchers turn attention to young people

Fri Jun 03 2011

Agritech innovation on show at University of Waikato

Wed Jun 08 2011

Waikato appoints new Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Fri Jun 24 2011

Call for Entries From Local Wearable Art Event

Thu Jul 28 2011

Room for postgraduate, Summer School students at Waikato Uni

Fri Jul 29 2011

National teaching excellence awards for Waikato staff

Thu Aug 04 2011

Sustainable future in good hands at Waikato University

Tue Aug 23 2011

Waikato Management School research award for economist

Thu Aug 25 2011

New environmental research institute: Need for sound science

Fri Aug 26 2011

Chief Justice returns for Harkness Henry Lecture at Waikato

Mon Aug 29 2011

Cafe Scientifique to focus on what makes animals happy

Tue Aug 30 2011

Early environmental anxieties revealed in new book

Mon Sep 12 2011

Waikato University science teacher named Kudos finalist

Fri Sep 16 2011

More women – better financial performance

Tue Sep 20 2011

App to take Science Learning to next level

Wed Sep 21 2011

Educating children of the information age: Cafe Scientifique

Wed Sep 21 2011

Urban forests forgetting epiphytes

Wed Oct 05 2011

Waikato: Young graduate off to Oxford

Wed Oct 05 2011

Massey's oiled wildlife response team in Tauranga

Thu Oct 06 2011

University of Waikato lecturer achieves life-long dream

Thu Oct 06 2011

Waikato University wins $2.5 million in Marsden funding

Thu Oct 06 2011

Hillary Scholar to tour with Hayley Westenra

Wed Oct 12 2011

Organisations contribute to workplace bullying

Mon Oct 17 2011

Social justice for Paraguayan University of Waikato student

Tue Oct 18 2011

Innovative ‘Māori MBA’ an international winner

Fri Oct 21 2011

Fulbright award; Waikato academic now sporting ambassador

Wed Oct 26 2011

Digitising New Zealand colonial history:new website launched

Fri Oct 28 2011

Evolution over a billion years

Mon Oct 31 2011

National Geographic to follow Waikato scientists on the ice

Mon Oct 31 2011

Uncharted Territory at Waikato computer graphic design show

Wed Nov 02 2011

Grey skies and a green lake winner at Waikato Biology conf.

Thu Nov 03 2011

A deeper look at the languages of Vanuatu

Fri Nov 04 2011

Rena disaster – what does this mean for our environment?

Tue Nov 08 2011

Waikato University to host Dr Joe and NZ Chemistry Institute

Wed Nov 09 2011

Celebrations for new University of Waikato Student Centre

Thu Nov 10 2011

Waikato oceanographer: Rena oil best washed up on beaches

Mon Nov 21 2011

Waikato student studying kaimoana recovery in wake of Rena

Mon Nov 21 2011

Tesearch into Rena impact critical to environmental recovery

Tue Nov 22 2011

Mau Moko a student favourite off shore

Wed Nov 23 2011

Research centre at Waikato tackles environmental law issues

Wed Nov 23 2011

River fertile ground for former Waikato academic

Wed Nov 23 2011

Effect of Rena dispersants to be known by Christmas

Thu Nov 24 2011

Waikato Uni officially opens coastal research field centre

Thu Nov 24 2011

Digital technologies enhance maths learning

Fri Nov 25 2011

University of Waikato student scores dream placement

Mon Dec 05 2011

University of Waikato opens coastal research field station

Thu Dec 08 2011

University brings together scientists for coastal forum

Tue Dec 13 2011

Domestic violence still being minimised by decision makers

Wed Dec 14 2011

Waikato researchers & Ngāti Awa find hope for poisoned land

Mon Jan 16 2012

New professor to create agribusiness step-change at Waikato

Thu Jan 26 2012

Waikato University mobile web puts campus at your fingertips

Tue Feb 07 2012

Measuring health for wealth

Wed Feb 22 2012

Waikato University paper savings climb sky high

Mon Feb 27 2012

Waikato University: Sailor the Puffer fish Apple app

Mon Feb 27 2012

Tumultuous relationship between Journalism and PR thawing

Wed Feb 29 2012

Waikato University enrolments as at March 6

Tue Mar 06 2012

Waikato University student tasked with making futsal popular

Tue Mar 06 2012

Waikato University: Tess Embling Memorial Scholarship

Wed Mar 07 2012

2012 International Celebrity Showcase artist

Mon Mar 12 2012

Waikato University halls get multi-million dollar facelift

Mon Mar 12 2012

Celebrations to recognise Māori academic excellence

Tue Mar 13 2012

Why you shouldn’t cut marketing during a recession

Wed Mar 14 2012

Waikato University Vice-Chancellor’s 2012 Cricket Challenge

Fri Mar 16 2012

Scholarship helps man return to dancing

Tue Mar 27 2012

Waikato University Hillary scholars in Under 23 Rowing squad

Tue Mar 27 2012

Waikato MBA students face Dragon’s Den

Thu Mar 29 2012

Volunteer work leads to a new career direction

Thu Apr 19 2012

Dr Bogan, I presume

Mon Apr 30 2012

Kīngitanga Day Details Announced

Tue May 01 2012

University of Waikato expert to discuss religious problems

Thu May 03 2012

Statistics Absent in the Solo Parent, Contraception Debate

Tue May 15 2012

Waikato University student helps LIC sort out the cows

Wed May 23 2012

Waikato University Student Floats Idea to Help Farmers

Tue May 29 2012

That Funny Guy

Wed May 30 2012

How enzymes can help farmers

Fri Jun 08 2012

Finding Mū at Fieldays

Wed Jun 13 2012

Waikato scholarships for student leaders in Northland

Tue Jun 19 2012

National Agricultural Fieldays Scholarship winners announced

Fri Jun 22 2012

Waikato University Student Named Fulbright Scholar

Thu Jun 28 2012

From opera to rugby – Waikato Winter Lecture Series

Mon Jul 09 2012

New doctorate creates Waikato University history

Thu Jul 19 2012

Waikato takes the campus to the city with new finance course

Thu Aug 02 2012

New partnership to boost sporting excellence

Thu Oct 11 2012

Waikato Management School initiates Executive in Residence

Wed Feb 20 2013

Cellist King Returns

Wed Mar 13 2013

University a Major Player in the Region

Thu Apr 18 2013

First Batch Of Environmental Planning Students Graduate

Wed Apr 24 2013

Creative and Integrated Learning in the Classroom

Thu May 09 2013

Discovering DNA at Waikato Biology Days

Fri Jun 07 2013

Speaking about The Orator

Tue Jul 02 2013

Inaugural conference success

Mon Jul 15 2013

University of Waikato strengthening Pacific bonds

Fri Aug 02 2013

Computer Science team off to Russia

Thu Oct 24 2013

(RAINS) Final Report: National Standards and the Damage Done

Thu Nov 28 2013

Waikato student mixing it with IT giants

Wed Dec 04 2013

Waikato University scientist links ancient mural

Thu Jan 09 2014

Environmental Planning Professor tackles water issues

Fri Jan 31 2014

Waikato science students tackle cancer and memory research

Tue Feb 25 2014

Everyone benefits from international students

Thu Feb 27 2014

Important archive finds new home

Wed Jun 18 2014

Bay benefits from Tauranga campus

Sat Jul 12 2014

Executive receives prestigious University of Waikato award

Mon Sep 01 2014

PhD candidate Jack Pronger awarded Top Achiever Scholarship

Mon Sep 01 2014

Aquatics Technical Team Leader makes the KuDos Award finals

Tue Sep 02 2014

Waikato Dean to lead Biological Heritage Science Challenge

Tue Sep 02 2014

Top achievement award: PhD student Mark Will

Wed Sep 03 2014

Tauranga's Café Scientifique unveils brain activity

Mon Sep 08 2014

MBIE funding ahead of zombie apocalypse

Tue Sep 16 2014

Fun run and walk series returns to campus

Tue Sep 23 2014

Business leader honoured

Wed Oct 01 2014

KuDos Award win for Waikato University technician

Fri Oct 10 2014

12th Annual Frank Sargeson Memorial Lecture

Mon Oct 13 2014

Graduate profile on Adam Ling (from Tauranga)

Tue Oct 14 2014

Waikato: Enlightening Work for Recent Grads

Tue Oct 14 2014

Dame Anne Salmond to start Rutherford lecture series

Wed Oct 15 2014

Eureka moment for Waikato engineering student

Wed Oct 15 2014

Nearly $400,000 dollars awarded to future leaders

Wed Oct 15 2014

Chemistry Professor Alistair Wilkins awarded title

Thu Oct 16 2014

Sprint to the finish line

Thu Oct 16 2014

Waikato University to host historical garden tours

Fri Oct 17 2014

University’s Management School appoints new dean

Mon Nov 03 2014

Waikato engineering students on track to success

Fri Nov 28 2014

Father and daughter graduation for Seiuli family

Fri Mar 27 2015

Dr Stephen O’Brien visits Tauranga Café Scientifique

Mon Apr 20 2015

Deaf and hearing theatre working together on stage

Wed Apr 22 2015

ISIS and us: NZ and the wars for the Middle East

Wed Apr 22 2015

Ten subjects ranked in top 200

Wed Apr 29 2015

Sports scholarship brings Shashank to New Zealand

Wed May 06 2015

Social justice career inspired by childhood event

Thu May 07 2015

Budding leaders reap scholarship’s rewards

Mon May 11 2015

Tauranga CBD campus a step closer

Mon May 25 2015

Community initiative working with University

Wed May 27 2015

Agri-event to strengthen links between research and industry

Thu May 28 2015

Scholarship winner’s research likely to benefit NZ

Thu May 28 2015

Survey to measure stress levels in pregnancy

Thu May 28 2015

Changes to Constitution of the University of Waikato Council

Tue Jun 02 2015

Research findings a promising start for PhD student

Wed Jun 03 2015

Social history of medicine under the microscope

Mon Jun 08 2015

FSEN postgraduate scholarships launched

Thu Jun 11 2015

Indigenous research conference registrations open

Thu Jun 11 2015

A foot in the IOC door

Mon Jun 15 2015

Chinese tourists curious to see the ‘real’ North Korea

Mon Jun 15 2015

Café Scientifique discusses nuclear energy for future energy

Tue Jun 16 2015

Upcoming Public History Lectures

Mon Jun 22 2015

Antarctic life – highly diverse, unusually structured

Thu Jun 25 2015

Teeing off her career with IMG

Thu Jun 25 2015

Lectures shed light on light

Fri Jun 26 2015

Exhibition sure to SPARK interest

Tue Jun 30 2015

Global leadership role for senior academic

Tue Jun 30 2015

New qualification aims for better governance of organisation

Thu Jul 02 2015

University of Waikato launches new partnerships

Thu Jul 02 2015

The energy revolution

Mon Jul 06 2015

Businesses want government to show sustainability leadership

Tue Jul 07 2015

Students encouraged to sign up for cyber challenge

Tue Jul 14 2015

Women’s experiences of body image during and after pregnancy

Tue Jul 14 2015

Research explores geothermal law framework

Wed Jul 15 2015

Something for everyone at Winter Lecture Series

Wed Jul 15 2015

Award for cyber security head

Thu Jul 16 2015

Waikato University launches new event for parents

Fri Jul 17 2015

Lecture to look at marine biological invasions

Mon Jul 20 2015

University a proud supporter of Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori

Wed Jul 22 2015

Deaf and Hearing Theatre Receives $40,000 Grant

Thu Jul 23 2015

Free pregnancy workshops

Fri Jul 31 2015

University of Waikato to host DEANZ 2016 conference

Fri Jul 31 2015

Water quality up for discussion at Winter Lecture Series

Fri Jul 31 2015

Inspiring Panel Discussion Featuring NZ Artist

Mon Aug 03 2015

Breaking the Habit Using Smart Phone Apps

Wed Aug 05 2015

Is New Zealand really a multicultural society?

Thu Aug 06 2015

Suez Canal expansion opens door to Mediterranean invasions

Thu Aug 06 2015

Waikato Music Students Have the Winning Sound

Wed Aug 12 2015

Conservatorium of Music Presents Lehár Spectacular

Thu Aug 13 2015

Law student awarded top Danish scholarship

Thu Aug 13 2015

Waikato University welcomes Aussie students

Thu Aug 13 2015

Working for Google

Thu Aug 13 2015

Māori adviser journeys up north

Wed Aug 19 2015

Dual winners at grad conference

Thu Aug 20 2015

Waikato economist appointed to support policy development

Mon Aug 24 2015

Firm chosen for Tauranga CBD campus development

Mon Aug 31 2015

Waikato University prepares for Kīngitanga Day

Mon Sep 07 2015

Vending Machines For All

Fri Nov 27 2015

Waikato University Cello Student Wins Concerto Competition

Mon Mar 14 2016

Academic Director to lead Tauranga CBD campus development

Mon Apr 04 2016

First NZ uni approved to teach and award degrees in China

Thu Oct 06 2016

Waikato marketing students’ invention off the lead

Thu Oct 13 2016

First Rutherford Discovery Fellowship for Waikato University

Fri Nov 11 2016

Former Waikato participants win int'l award in Sydney

Thu Nov 17 2016

Waikato law student a winner

Wed Dec 07 2016

Waikato academic to speak at TEDxScottBase

Mon Dec 12 2016

The importance of sleep for young minds

Mon Mar 13 2017

New Bachelor of Health degree

Mon Aug 12 2019

Māori And Pacific Wellbeing Focus For Health Research Council Award Winners

Thu Oct 29 2020

Waikato University Research Identifies Crucial Role Of Primary Care In Improving Outcomes For Cancer Patients

Fri Mar 05 2021

2021 Enrolment Data: University Of Waikato Community Larger And More Diverse

Thu Mar 18 2021

European Space Agency Satellites Used To Diagnose Health Of Bay Of Plenty Lakes

Thu Oct 14 2021

Waikato Continues To Climb Global Rankings, Breaks Into New Zealand’s Top Three

Wed Jun 05 2024

Key’s ambition: where do we fit?

Thu Feb 21 2008

Students and Staff Save Film at Vic

Tue May 06 2008

Hostel Students to Protest "Slumlord

Fri Aug 22 2008

Re-Orientation 2009

Tue Jul 07 2009

Junior All Black named sportsperson of the year

Thu Oct 08 2009

VUWSA and VBC 88.3FM proudly present...

Thu Feb 18 2010

VUWSA renews commitment to students

Thu Mar 04 2010

University and Students Unite in Opposition to VSM

Thu Oct 21 2010

Feeding frenzy for students

Fri Jun 17 2011

Campus Safety Audit Launched

Wed Jul 13 2011

CUP Programme Closure will have adverse effects on students

Wed Nov 16 2011

VUWSA to commemorate ANZAC Day

Wed Apr 25 2012

John Banks’ out of touch and out of date

Wed May 02 2012

Joyce out of touch with students needs

Fri May 04 2012

Graduates Will Head Offshore Warns VUWSA

Tue May 22 2012

Students reel at budget cuts to allowances, loans

Fri May 25 2012

Decision to decline fee rise applauded

Mon Dec 03 2012

Students give outgoing VC a Pat on the back

Tue Jan 29 2013

Students call for Living Wage

Wed Feb 13 2013

Students encouraged by public transport poll

Tue Feb 26 2013

Student fares a regional issue

Fri May 10 2013

Students say Govt tinkering ‘missed opportunity’

Sat May 18 2013

Students mourn passing of Rosemary Barrington

Wed Jun 26 2013

Students oppose conscription calls

Tue Jul 09 2013

Students to work with Mayor on Healthier Homes

Wed Sep 11 2013

Students welcome Vice-Chancellor Appointment

Wed Oct 09 2013

Students back union's plan for tertiary education

Mon Nov 11 2013

Alarming Comments by Chair of Tertiary Education Commission

Thu Feb 20 2014

Students Call for Co-ordinated Response to Recent Assaults

Wed Apr 23 2014

Regional Council Intends to Cut Major Student Bus Route

Fri May 02 2014

Students March for a Community Without Sexual violence

Tue May 20 2014

Councillors get on board with Fairer Fares

Thu Jun 12 2014

Students call for leaders to address rape culture

Fri Jul 04 2014

Students Challenge Parliament to Protect Student Voice

Tue Jul 22 2014

Students give free transport plan a green light

Tue Aug 05 2014

Students Call on Minister to be truthful in his calculations

Wed Oct 22 2014

Students' Support Calls to Review UE Changes

Fri Jan 30 2015

New Law Silences Student Voice

Wed Feb 11 2015

Students call on Council to retain key bus route

Thu Feb 19 2015

Living Costs Increase an April Fools’ Joke

Wed Apr 01 2015

Budget 2015: Students left in the doghouse

Thu May 21 2015

Victoria University proposes undemocratic council

Tue Jul 07 2015

Students Black Out University Hub

Mon Jul 13 2015

Obituary: Tim Beaglehole

Thu Jul 23 2015

VUWSA Launches Vege Market on Campus

Wed Sep 16 2015

Students Support Action for Rental WoF

Wed Jan 06 2016

Arresting at customs is an extreme measure

Fri Jan 22 2016

VUWSA welcomes announcement of free post-school education

Mon Feb 01 2016

Students tell Parliament about their mouldy flats

Thu Feb 11 2016

VUWSA welcomes students to the academic year

Fri Feb 26 2016

Still no end in sight for cold and mould in student flats

Thu Apr 14 2016

Students support recent study calling for Rental WoF

Thu Apr 28 2016

Bill is beginning of the end for cold and mould in flats

Thu May 05 2016

Students welcome plan to introduce tertiary bus fares

Tue May 17 2016

Budget 2016: No real change to the lives of students

Thu May 26 2016

Students disappointed with transport fee inaction

Thu May 26 2016

Nominations open for 2016 VUW Blues Awards

Wed Jul 13 2016

A Student Friendly Wellington helps students thrive

Tue Jul 19 2016

Applications open for VUWSA’s executive elections

Fri Aug 19 2016

Mayoral Debate

Mon Sep 12 2016

Candidates’ stance on a student-friendly Wellington welcomed

Wed Sep 14 2016

Students choose VUWSA’s 2017 Executive

Thu Sep 22 2016

Inaugural Gold & Supreme Club Awards

Fri Oct 07 2016

VUWSA welcomes election of student-friendly candidates

Mon Oct 10 2016

Students forced to choose between safety and study

Fri Jan 27 2017

VUWSA requests student travel discount

Tue Feb 21 2017

Overwhelming support for Fairer Fares

Thu Apr 13 2017

Wellington: Council finally sees the light on student fares

Sat Aug 05 2017

VUWSA joins the #WeHavePower movement

Mon Aug 07 2017

VUWSA partners to trial free menstrual products on campus

Thu Aug 24 2017

VUWSA Launches the Kelburn Community Garden

Fri Oct 13 2017

VUWSA stands behind student rally against sexual violence

Fri Mar 09 2018

Students plan to "March on Midland"

Tue Mar 13 2018

Students rally to call out sexual violence in the workplace

Thu Mar 15 2018

Time for the old guard to learn some new tricks - VUWSA

Thu Jul 05 2018

VUWSA backs the ‘Plan to Fix Renting’

Wed Jul 11 2018

Students take fight for mental health services to Parliament

Wed Aug 22 2018

Students ramp up their efforts against sexual violence

Thu Aug 23 2018

VUWSA stands by Fees Free education

Thu Nov 22 2018

VUWSA backs He Ara Oranga recommendations

Wed Dec 05 2018

Fountown has been saved!

Thu Jun 13 2019

VUWSA criticises Victoria University's ‘brand refresh'

Tue Jul 16 2019

Statement On Sale Of Mana Island

Tue Dec 14 2021

VUWSA Statement On Freedom Convoy Protest

Mon Feb 14 2022

Give Students Their Campus Back Petition

Thu Feb 17 2022

VUWSA Calls For Peaceful Action To Reclaim Campus, Support Staff And Students

Tue Feb 22 2022

Joint Pānui On The Te Herenga Waka Vaccine Mandate Review

Fri Apr 01 2022

VUWSA Statement On Budget 2022

Thu May 19 2022

VUWSA Statement On Mayoral Candidates’ Debate

Fri Aug 26 2022

Saving Tertiary Campaign

Mon Jun 12 2023

Students Protest Government Inaction On Student Hardship And Debt

Mon Sep 11 2023

Students And Staff Put The Spotlight On The Tertiary Education Commission

Tue Sep 26 2023

"Fast-track Law To Kill Kiwi": Students Say Fight Against Anti-democracy Legislation Is Only Just Beginning

Fri Apr 19 2024

Absolutely Positively for Student Choice

Fri Aug 21 2009

VUWSA supports choice for Student Union Membership

Thu Oct 15 2009

Government Inflicted Student Poverty

Tue Jun 22 1999

Legal Settlement Warning to Universities

Fri Jun 25 1999

Govt Should Come Clean on Reforms

Thu Jul 15 1999

Healthy Victorian Lifestyles

Fri Jul 16 1999

Student Loans Set To Become THE Election Issue

Wed Jul 21 1999

MPs Congratulated on Drinking Age Change

Wed Jul 28 1999

Student Debt Equals Nation's Debt

Wed Jul 28 1999

Rally Illustrates Full Impact Of Student Debt

Wed Aug 04 1999

"Bright Future" Doesn't Address Real Issues

Thu Aug 19 1999

WINZ passes the buck to students?

Thu Aug 19 1999

Students Confirm Support for Lower Drinking Age

Wed Sep 01 1999

Students To Take Legal Action Over Arrests

Fri Sep 03 1999

Students Urged to Enrol

Mon Sep 27 1999

AREA 51 Accurate and Going Ahead

Wed Sep 29 1999

Bradford Gets It Wrong Again

Wed Sep 29 1999

Students Settle in for the Night

Wed Oct 06 1999

Victoria Students Face Another Fee Hike

Tue Nov 02 1999

An Open Letter to the Victoria University VC

Fri Nov 05 1999

National and Act Don't Even Understand Questions

Sun Nov 07 1999

National Forces Vic Students Into Debt

Mon Nov 15 1999

Irving's Resignation Leaves Unresolved Problems

Tue Dec 21 1999

Students Welcome Mallard's Call

Tue Jan 18 2000

Students Welcome Move on Fees

Tue Feb 01 2000

Students Fear Another WINZ Debacle

Tue Feb 08 2000

Students Concerned About Staffing Cuts

Mon Feb 14 2000

Students Welcome Positive Loan Changes

Mon Feb 14 2000

Vic Students Can Still Enrol Despite WINZ Mess

Mon Feb 21 2000

Students Caught By City Council Blunder

Thu Mar 16 2000

Students Protesting Winz's Processing

Fri Mar 17 2000

Victoria Needs to be Cautious About Reform

Tue Mar 28 2000

Universities Returning to White, Middle Class Root

Thu Apr 27 2000

Student Needs Must Come First

Mon May 15 2000

Labour Must Deliver Real Change Say Students.

Tue May 30 2000

Govt Must Move With Urgency On Fees

Wed May 31 2000

Extra Funding Welcome But Govt Must Do More

Thu Jun 15 2000

Victoria University Faces Tough Times

Tue Jun 20 2000

Maharey Fee Reduction Promise Welcomed

Tue Jun 27 2000

Students Still Stranded Over Summer

Thu Aug 17 2000

Students Concerned At Victoria Staff Cuts

Fri Sep 08 2000

Govt Must Address Funding Issues

Tue Sep 12 2000

Value Wisdom Over Gold

Tue Oct 17 2000

Waikato Result Welcomed

Fri Oct 20 2000

Strengthened Accountability Measures Long Overdue

Mon Nov 06 2000

Students Sue Police/Speaker Over Arrests

Tue Nov 28 2000

Student Welfare Must Be Top Govt Priority

Tue Feb 27 2001

Vic Students Welcome TEAC Report

Wed Mar 07 2001

Postponement Of Victoria Students’ EUB March

Wed Mar 14 2001

Students March To Demand The Reinstatement Of EUB

Wed Mar 21 2001

Students Continue The Campaign For EUB

Thu Mar 22 2001

Students March Today At 12 From Vic Quad

Thu Mar 22 2001

ACT Policies Backward Looking And Visionless

Thu Apr 05 2001

Students Cautious In Praise Of WINZ

Thu Apr 19 2001

School Leavers Concerned About Large Debts

Tue Apr 24 2001

Steve Should Not Forget Pre-Election Pledge

Mon May 07 2001

Students Re-Launch Campaign Against Rape

Wed May 16 2001

More Hypocrisy From National

Fri May 18 2001

Thanks for Nothing Mr Maharey!

Thu May 24 2001

Victoria Struggles to Buy Books

Thu Jun 28 2001

Student Debt Set To Cripple NZ

Fri Jun 29 2001

TEAC Report Begins To Bridge Gaps

Wed Aug 01 2001

Knowledge Wave Turns Out to be an Elitist Puddle

Sun Aug 05 2001

Extra Money for Tertiary Education Welcomed

Tue Aug 07 2001

International Students Not Be Seen As Cash Cows

Thu Aug 09 2001

What's Coming Up At Vic?

Tue Aug 14 2001

Students To Quiz Mayoral Candidates

Thu Sep 06 2001

Students Call For National Wage Bargaining

Mon Oct 29 2001

Students Respond to Report "Is that it?"

Tue Oct 30 2001

New President At VUWSA

Wed Jan 09 2002

Students Appeal For Vegetables

Wed Jan 23 2002

Support Services For International Students

Fri Feb 15 2002

Students Want Fees Back

Mon Mar 04 2002

Not Such A Bad Guy After All

Tue Mar 19 2002

Students Urge Resolution Of Staff Contract

Fri Apr 12 2002

Enrolment Crucial For Students

Mon May 06 2002

Refusal To Reimburse Fees Disappoints Students

Thu May 09 2002

Support for students glaring omission from budget

Thu May 23 2002

Maharey Refuses To Sign Pledge

Tue Jul 16 2002

Victoria University freezes student fees

Mon Oct 07 2002

Summer school financial necessity for students

Wed Nov 13 2002

University unfairly charging students

Tue Feb 04 2003

VUWSA opposes further NZ commitments to the GATS!

Mon Mar 03 2003

Students Overwhelmingly oppose Iraq War

Wed Mar 19 2003

Victoria students plea for fairer fees

Tue Apr 08 2003

Budget 2003 a disappointment for students

Thu May 15 2003

Vic students to confront Maharey

Mon May 26 2003

Students protest Maharey’s "public good" fee rises

Wed May 28 2003

Students demand a GE-Free future

Fri Aug 15 2003

Students mourn the death of affordable education

Tue Oct 07 2003

Victoria students outraged by mass arrests

Thu Oct 09 2003

New President At VUSA

Wed Jan 07 2004

Clark Misleads Parliament Over Tertiary Reality

Tue Feb 10 2004

In Support Of A Living Allowance For All

Fri Mar 12 2004

A Signature Too Much To Ask For Most

Wed Mar 17 2004

Governor General Leaves Students Out In The Cold

Mon Mar 29 2004

Labour up Tory St without a paddle, this saturday

Fri Apr 02 2004

$7 Billion In Student Debt: Labour Govt’s Shame

Wed Apr 28 2004

To the Speaker of the House of Representatives

Wed Apr 28 2004

Victoria Students Angry At Int. Fee Increase

Wed Apr 28 2004

Victoria Students To Take Debt Message To Hobbs

Tue May 18 2004

Victoria Students Join National Call To Action

Thu May 20 2004

Politics Alive And Well At Victoria

Thu Jun 03 2004

Victoria University’s massive surplus

Mon Jun 14 2004

Vic Students Celebrate 1st Civil Union Victory

Fri Jun 25 2004

Victoria University Students Oppose Anti-Semitism

Fri Aug 13 2004

University Students To Freeze For Their Fees

Thu Aug 19 2004

Vic Students Express Disgust At Destiny On Marae

Wed Aug 25 2004

Victoria University Propose 4.5% Fee Increase

Wed Sep 01 2004

University Council Members Urged Use Their Noodle

Mon Sep 06 2004

Students To Show Mass Opposition To Fee Increases

Thu Sep 09 2004

Vice Chancellor childish over student opposition

Thu Sep 09 2004

Students Call For Maharey To Sack Victoria Council

Fri Sep 10 2004

Students furious about secret fee rise

Fri Sep 10 2004

Students to Picket Mallard's office

Fri Sep 10 2004

Maharey’s Words Ring Hollow with Indebted Students

Thu Sep 23 2004

Students Praise Massey’s Zero Fee Increase

Fri Oct 01 2004

Teacher Trainees Face 30% Fee Increase

Thu Nov 11 2004

Support For The Civil Union Bill

Wed Dec 08 2004

Victoria Students Hopeful with New Leadership

Thu Jan 06 2005

2004 Busiest Year for Student Food Bank

Wed Jan 19 2005

VUW Marketing Budget "Makes You Think"

Wed Mar 02 2005

VUWSA Praises Efforts of VUW Cricket Team

Wed Mar 30 2005

VUWSA Wishes Team Vic "All The Best"

Thu Apr 21 2005

Affordable Tertiary Ed. under Labour; Yeah Right!

Wed May 11 2005

500 Students and Staff March on Parliament

Tue May 17 2005

Victoria University Students and Staff to March

Tue May 17 2005

VUW Domestic Fee Setting Today

Mon Oct 31 2005

Student anger over VUW fee hike

Tue Nov 01 2005

Ad Campaign MAD-ness Shows Contempt for Students

Wed Nov 02 2005

Students suffer under Labour government…still

Tue Dec 13 2005

March on Parliament against fee increases

Tue Mar 07 2006

Anika Moa headlines Thursdays in Black Concert

Fri Sep 08 2006

VUWSA backs ‘keep it 18’ campaign

Thu Nov 09 2006

Govt must address "student accommodation crisis"

Tue Feb 27 2007

Outrage at Victoria University's fee tactics

Wed Feb 28 2007

Accommodation Crisis: significant price increases

Tue Mar 13 2007

AFML application shows lack of leadership

Tue Mar 27 2007

Victoria students are getting sick of begging!

Wed Mar 28 2007

Public statement on phone bill debt

Mon May 21 2007

VUWSA Walks the Talk for the Climate,

Mon Jun 18 2007

Box City - 8 August 2007

Tue Jul 24 2007

Costs Force Vic Students Into Boxes

Fri Aug 03 2007

Vic Uni silences students and raises fees

Tue Oct 09 2007

Students' to take Debt to the Streets

Thu Apr 10 2008

Save Women’s studies at Vic!

Thu May 29 2008

Victoria University to be left genderless?

Thu Jun 05 2008

VUWSA doubles bounty on Condy's head

Sat Jul 26 2008

VUW Council makes student debt worse

Tue Oct 07 2008

VUW Sporting Students Succeed at Highest Levels

Fri Oct 17 2008

VUSA: Lundy 500 distasteful

Fri Jul 31 2009

Douglas' bill bad for students

Wed Sep 23 2009

Students urge gov - avert dangerous climate change

Thu Oct 15 2009

Govt Ignores Students and Supports ACT Proposition

Sat Sep 25 2010

Victoria Students Win Eight NZU Blue Awards

Wed Jul 06 2011

CUP Programme Closure will have adverse effects on students

Wed Nov 16 2011

Feeding students

Wed Jun 12 2013

Proposed fare structure a huge missed opportunity

Thu Jun 27 2013

Misguided Joyce Gutting University Democracy -Students

Wed Oct 02 2013

Victoria returns seat in major win for student democracy

Tue Dec 03 2013

Students Challenge Joyce to live on $173 a week

Fri Feb 21 2014

Steven Shifts Support Away From Students

Fri May 16 2014

VUWSA withdraws from NZUSA

Fri Sep 26 2014

‘Out of Touch’ Regional Council Cuts Key Bus Route

Thu Feb 26 2015

Ease exam stress – get your cuddle fix!

Fri Jun 03 2016

Students tell tertiary sector to respond to industry trends

Mon Jul 25 2016

VUWSA puts arts and culture on Victoria’s social canvas

Tue Aug 16 2016

Nominations open for inaugural Gold & Supreme Club Awards

Mon Aug 22 2016

VUWSA and the VUW Politics Students' Society Mayoral Debate

Mon Sep 05 2016

Victoria celebrates highest level of sporting success

Thu Sep 22 2016

VUWSA presents Sex Week 2019

Thu Mar 28 2019

VUWSA - Te Aka Tauira Launches Petition for Winter Energy Payment Extension to Tertiary Students

Thu Jul 11 2024

VUP's Best Young NZ Writers

Mon May 19 2003

NZ Votes: The General Election of 2002

Tue Dec 09 2003

Knox Joins Gee And Ihimaera On Prize Shortlist

Thu Feb 12 2004

A Lifetime In Politics: The Memoirs of Warren Free

Fri Jun 25 2004

Keys to Hell - freaky fables

Wed Oct 20 2004

mätuhi | needle by Hinemoana Baker

Mon Nov 01 2004

New Book on the Solomon Islands Conflict 1998-2003

Wed Nov 03 2004

Bill Manhire, Monty Python and Angels in America

Tue Nov 16 2004

Poets on Ice

Wed Feb 09 2005

VUP publishes Nigel Cox's Black Comedy

Fri May 13 2005

Vibrant with Words

Fri Nov 04 2005

Gambles on NZ Writers Leads to Great Night Out

Fri Nov 18 2005

Are Angels OK?

Wed May 24 2006

Death of Nigel Cox

Fri Jul 28 2006

Confronting Climate Change: Critical Issues for NZ

Wed Nov 08 2006

Confronting climate change: critical issues for NZ

Thu Nov 23 2006

Sun and Sea - new books from V.U Press

Thu Feb 08 2007

Sun and Sea - new books from Victoria Press

Thu Feb 08 2007

"The Fainter" Named one of Best Books

Thu Feb 15 2007

Book Reveals the Full Story of the 2005 Election

Wed Mar 07 2007

The Full Story of the 2005 Election

Thu Apr 05 2007

Montana New Zealand Book Award Nominations

Fri Jun 01 2007

"Flying Boats" Airborne Today

Thu Oct 11 2007

Wellington A City for Sculpture - Vict. Uni. Press

Thu Nov 01 2007

Abandoned Novel wins Poet $65 000

Mon Mar 17 2008

Misconduct: Bridget van der Zijpp

Tue Apr 01 2008

Chinese Opera - futuristic fiction from Ian Wedde

Thu Aug 28 2008

Vintage Knox

Wed Nov 05 2008

Big International Deals for Young NZ Writer

Thu Nov 20 2008

New title from Victoria University Press

Tue Feb 17 2009

New Local Writer Shortlisted for Major Prize

Thu Feb 19 2009

Book on the Treaty Named Best NZ Legal Book 2008

Fri May 29 2009

Kiwi Honoured by UK Society of Authors

Mon Jun 22 2009

A Remarkable Young New Zealand Writer

Tue Jul 07 2009

‘Talky Poems’ Win the Montana Book Award

Fri Jul 24 2009

Much-Loved Writer Barbara Anderson Honoured

Tue Aug 18 2009

Geoff Cochrane Wins Janet Frame Poetry Award

Fri Aug 28 2009

Book award winners for Victoria University Press

Wed Jul 17 2013

The Luminaries Short Listed For Man Booker Prize 2013

Wed Sep 11 2013

VUP a vital part of New Zealand’s reading culture

Tue Sep 02 2014

NZ photographer to receive prestigious French Honour

Mon May 02 2016

Book casts new light on Treaty settlement process

Thu Dec 01 2016

VUP Releases Free E-book To Entertain Readers

Wed Apr 08 2020

Pioneering scientist honoured by Victoria Uni

Thu Dec 02 1999

Couple achieve scholarship first

Tue Dec 07 1999

Victoria Uni research on rapists a world first

Thu Dec 09 1999

New Chancellor for Victoria University

Mon Dec 13 1999

Victoria students awarded Maori Fellowships

Thu Dec 23 1999

University legally constrained from commenting

Tue Jan 18 2000

‘Black Magic’ Professor honoured’

Thu Jan 20 2000

'Quake Trackers' meet at Victoria University

Fri Jan 21 2000

Victoria to host top computer scientist

Tue Jan 25 2000

Stowaway mussel invades Pearl Harbour

Thu Jan 27 2000

Prominent lawyer appointed Adjunct Professor

Thu Feb 03 2000

WTO dispute resolution subject of seminar

Fri Feb 04 2000

Ericsson Chair of Communications

Mon Feb 14 2000

Science Faculty aims to meet student demand

Wed Feb 23 2000

Victoria fellow wins top international award

Thu Feb 24 2000

Historic building houses high-tech facilities

Fri Feb 25 2000

University employment contract negotiations settle

Fri Feb 25 2000

Grecian urns satisfy Classic student yearns

Mon Feb 28 2000

Victoria to give extra day for Easter/ANZAC break

Mon Feb 28 2000

Scholarships fund to address student hardship

Tue Feb 29 2000

Facilities management function streamlined at Vic

Wed Mar 01 2000

New Zealand Brand Good For Business

Tue Mar 07 2000

Vic Uni offers NZ's first Pacific Studies major

Fri Mar 10 2000

Eight Victoria Science Scholarships Awarded

Mon Mar 13 2000

Victoria academic breaks 20-year deadlock

Mon Mar 13 2000

New approach to earthquake strengthening

Tue Mar 14 2000

Victoria appoints first woman psychology professor

Thu Mar 16 2000

Expert to give lecture on Waitangi Treaty disputes

Tue Mar 21 2000

Victoria appoints Chair in Statistics

Fri Mar 24 2000

Hunter occupation

Tue Mar 28 2000

Vic student wins $25,000 NetLink scholarship

Mon Apr 10 2000

NASA manager to speak at Victoria University

Wed Apr 12 2000

Research helps target agricultural pests

Thu Apr 13 2000

Childcare a worrying experience for parents

Thu May 18 2000

New Start programme

Thu May 18 2000

Assistant Vice-Chancellor (Maori) appointed at VUW

Fri May 26 2000

Coping with job loss when you’re over 50

Fri May 26 2000

Child support law needs radical re-examination

Mon May 29 2000

Suckling in silence

Wed May 31 2000

Women win majority of academic awards

Wed May 31 2000

Vic launches NZ Institute for Research on Ageing

Fri Jun 02 2000

Deans to gift sculpture to Victoria University

Tue Jun 06 2000

Law and finance course launched

Tue Jun 06 2000

Antarctica: unfreezing the continent

Thu Jun 08 2000

What is the optimal rate of inflation?

Thu Jun 08 2000

Post-Apartheid South Africa - public lecture

Mon Jun 12 2000

E-mail Can Suppress Workplace Conflict

Tue Jun 13 2000

Vic student uses ultrasound technology in oil hunt

Sun Jun 18 2000

Weighing up the risks of breast implants

Mon Jun 19 2000

Victoria to address financial problems

Tue Jun 20 2000

Victoria makes new Biomedical Science appointment

Mon Jun 26 2000

Tuatara to get head-start thanks to San Diego Zoo

Wed Jun 28 2000

Maori words borrowed into New Zealand English

Thu Jun 29 2000

Public lecture - restorative justice

Thu Jun 29 2000

Record enrolments at Vic's Science Experience

Thu Jun 29 2000

Employers looking for multi-skilled graduates

Tue Jul 04 2000

Life after 40: work, retirement and NZ super

Tue Jul 04 2000

New Professor an expert on Ritalin, drug abuse

Wed Jul 05 2000

Public lecture transcript: restorative justice

Wed Jul 05 2000

Irish eyes will be smiling

Thu Jul 06 2000

Top international designer appointed Professor

Thu Jul 06 2000

Victoria University accepts fee deal

Tue Jul 18 2000

Free concert features Maori musical instruments

Wed Jul 19 2000

VUW corrects misinformation re Court finding

Fri Jul 21 2000

Victoria University to host conference on ageing

Thu Jul 27 2000

Victoria and CIT to cooperate

Tue Aug 01 2000

Waste treatment technology will help NZ stay green

Tue Aug 01 2000

Appointment process for a new Vice-Chancellor

Mon Aug 07 2000

Pianist of the Millennium visits Wellington

Tue Aug 08 2000

Victoria to offer NZ’s first major in marine bio

Fri Aug 11 2000

No such thing as a 'win-win' negotiation

Wed Aug 16 2000

New Vice-Chancellor appointed at Victoria

Thu Aug 17 2000

Victoria to play visiting British league team

Mon Sep 04 2000

VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OUTLINES BOLD FUTURE STRATEGY

Mon Sep 11 2000

Sexuality explored at VUW

Tue Sep 12 2000

Lake Taupo University College moves forward

Thu Oct 05 2000

Is New Zealand's Commerce Act Working?

Tue Oct 17 2000

Information Policy Summit aims to help government

Thu Nov 16 2000

New Café society's bean roasted by research

Thu Nov 16 2000

IT courses face "endless demand"

Mon Nov 20 2000

Helping prison mothers keeps their kids from crime

Tue Nov 28 2000

Australian company chooses NZ as training venue

Wed Nov 29 2000

Should New Zealand and Australia share their ocean

Wed Nov 29 2000

Research studies Deaf people's lives

Mon Dec 04 2000

Friendship impacts on race relations

Tue Dec 05 2000

Research helps predict earthquake aftershocks

Thu Dec 07 2000

Role of grandparents important when a child dies

Thu Dec 07 2000

USD replacement of other currencies inevitable

Mon Dec 11 2000

World first: three-way HyperClass link

Mon Dec 18 2000

Voices from the Grassroots of Science

Fri Feb 02 2001

Festival celebrates NZ's creative contribution

Mon Feb 26 2001

Victoria Uni & Radio New Zealand Launch Creative

Thu Mar 01 2001

New Zealand's largest literary prize established

Thu Mar 15 2001

Record numbers enrol at Victoria University

Thu Mar 22 2001

Research sheds new light on Pacific history

Thu Apr 12 2001

Record international student numbers at Victoria

Fri Apr 20 2001

New research centre formed at Victoria University

Fri Apr 27 2001

Glass: a high-tech future for an old material

Tue May 08 2001

Older students 'going for it'

Wed May 09 2001

Victoria creates Lord Cooke of Thorndon lecture

Fri May 11 2001

Victoria University science mentoring system

Fri May 18 2001

FORMER CHIEF OMBUDSMAN TO GET HONORARY DOCTORATE

Mon May 21 2001

High profile physicist appointed to Victoria Unive

Wed May 23 2001

Travel funding available to meet Nobel Prize winne

Fri May 25 2001

Chair honours Nobel Prize Winner

Mon May 28 2001

Vic Uni creates international biodiversity study

Fri Jun 08 2001

NZ UNIVERSITIES POISED TO BECOME POOR RELATIONS

Mon Jun 11 2001

Academic outlines tax law shortcomings

Wed Jun 20 2001

New course gets inside the heart of New Zealand po

Wed Jun 20 2001

Nobel Prize winner queries NZ's position

Mon Jun 25 2001

Alan MacDiarmid Chair in Physical Sciences named

Thu Jul 05 2001

VUW positive about tertiary education in Taupo

Thu Aug 02 2001

Pacific Studies lecturer on International Council

Mon Aug 06 2001

VUP wins industry accolades

Tue Aug 07 2001

Victoria University Enrolments Historic High

Thu Aug 09 2001

Victoria University Council Accepts Government Fee

Fri Aug 31 2001

Deep-Pocketed American Delivers Windfall to NZ

Thu Sep 06 2001

MacDiarmid Institute funded at Victoria University

Wed Mar 06 2002

Students Want Fees Back

Tue Mar 26 2002

Victoria University wins $6m research grants

Thu May 02 2002

Funding boost to test anti-cancer marine sponge

Tue Jun 18 2002

Shared Alcohol Gene Reveals Asia/Pacific Ancestry

Mon Jun 24 2002

Victoria Awards Honorary Doctorate To Former PM

Thu Jul 18 2002

Education in 2020 focus of major seminar

Thu Aug 08 2002

Election Under Spotlight at Major Conference

Fri Aug 09 2002

Physicist Pushing Boundaries of Time & Space

Fri Aug 09 2002

Honorary doctorate for influential art historian

Mon Aug 12 2002

Victoria Vice-Chancellor defends Governor-General

Wed Aug 14 2002

Study @ Vic Day brings out the crowds

Thu Aug 15 2002

Victoria Uni psychologist tackles sexist language

Mon Aug 26 2002

Vic Uni lecturer questions punitive punishment

Mon Sep 02 2002

PM to launch Vic's School of Government

Mon Sep 09 2002

Victoria joins Australia NZ School of Govt

Tue Sep 10 2002

University-College education partnership

Wed Sep 11 2002

Big Boost for Victoria University Researchers

Mon Sep 16 2002

New Pro Vice-Chancellor for Victoria University

Wed Sep 18 2002

Victoria University-Royal NZ Navy Sign Agreement

Wed Sep 18 2002

Conservation Resource for Maori Language Students

Thu Oct 17 2002

GE debate dangerously polarised, says Vic lecturer

Mon Nov 11 2002

Victoria appoints Pro Vice-Chancellor (IT)

Fri Nov 15 2002

New Victoria University corporate website launched

Tue Nov 19 2002

Victoria University gets public health backing

Thu Nov 21 2002

Mapping Health Needs: GeoHealth Conference

Mon Dec 02 2002

Inaugural Head of School of Govt appointed

Fri Dec 13 2002

Primary Teachers take up Secondary Teaching

Fri Dec 13 2002

Fake Alcohol Tricks the Memory

Tue Dec 17 2002

Three Nobel Laureates to visit Wellington

Tue Dec 17 2002

Honorary doctorate for acclaimed composer

Fri Jan 10 2003

International Meeting on MS registry

Thu Jan 16 2003

Honorary Doctorate for Influential Lawyer

Fri Jan 17 2003

New Director for Institute of Policy Studies

Tue Jan 21 2003

Maori author to receive Honorary Doctorate

Tue Jan 28 2003

New Head of Victoria Management School

Thu Jan 30 2003

Celebration of NZer's DNA Discovery Contribution

Tue Feb 04 2003

Hawaiian educators visit Victoria University

Wed Feb 05 2003

Family Focus of new Research Centre

Mon Feb 17 2003

Victoria awards honorary doctorate to economist

Tue Feb 25 2003

Victoria posts surplus - student enrolments grow

Mon Mar 03 2003

New Dean of Science, Architecture & Design

Tue Mar 04 2003

Top Academic takes up e-commerce role

Wed Mar 12 2003

Additional Role for Victoria Professor

Thu Mar 13 2003

Victoria University boosts student accommodation

Wed Mar 19 2003

Victoria student gets Datacom Scholarship

Thu Mar 20 2003

Teacher Buy in Vital for Code of Ethics Success

Fri Mar 21 2003

Victoria University signs Auckland partnership

Tue Apr 08 2003

University Art Collection Enters Cyberspace

Wed May 14 2003

Victoria University Confers Honorary Doctorates

Wed May 14 2003

Competition Vs Centrally Planned Electricity

Tue May 20 2003

Launch of future technology to preserve the past

Wed May 21 2003

Nominations sought for $60,000 literary prize

Wed May 21 2003

Nominations sought for $60,000 prize

Wed May 21 2003

Victoria University Wins $5m Research Grants

Wed May 21 2003

Trade union membership continues to rise

Thu May 22 2003

New Start Day – education beats hibernation

Fri May 23 2003

Enrolments continue to rise at Victoria University

Thu May 29 2003

Victoria Enrolments Continue To Rise

Thu May 29 2003

Students offered online fee payment system

Mon Jun 09 2003

Workplace ‘talk’ defines relationships

Mon Jun 09 2003

Victoria To Educate Vietnamese Info Managers

Tue Jun 10 2003

Design in Finland: Lessons for New Zealand

Thu Jun 12 2003

Victoria named Education Exporter of the Year

Fri Jun 13 2003

20 years of change for ‘ordinary New Zealanders’

Mon Jun 16 2003

Professor appointed as new Head of School

Mon Jun 16 2003

Professor appointed to head School of Accounting

Mon Jun 16 2003

Report: Two Decades Of Change In New Zealand

Mon Jun 16 2003

Hawaiian architecture students visit Victoria

Fri Jun 20 2003

Design students take top honours

Mon Jun 23 2003

Victoria Design Students Take Tops Honours

Mon Jun 23 2003

Power And Propaganda At The Adam Art Gallery

Tue Jun 24 2003

Preparing for the "Age Quake"

Tue Jun 24 2003

VIC Lecturer Wins Teaching Excellence Award

Tue Jun 24 2003

Massey and Victoria to Duet

Thu Jun 26 2003

Post-Iraq: The State Of International Law

Mon Jun 30 2003

Safety, not blame in NZ public hospitals

Mon Jun 30 2003

Architecture students present designs to Ngati Toa

Wed Jul 02 2003

New lectureship from Church-University partnership

Thu Jul 03 2003

New Deputy Vice-Chancellor For Victoria University

Fri Jul 04 2003

Trade and Governance on the International Stage

Fri Jul 04 2003

Emerging law and economic talent rewarded

Wed Jul 09 2003

Students on Show Abstracts

Wed Jul 09 2003

Vic student scores silver in int computer awards

Wed Jul 09 2003

Victoria appoints Assistant Vice-Chancellor

Wed Jul 09 2003

Vic Professor Appointed To Marsden Fund Council

Thu Jul 10 2003

Genetically modified organisms – who’s liable?

Mon Jul 14 2003

Research uncovers surprising industrial trends

Tue Jul 15 2003

Submissions Sought On Victoria University Charter

Tue Jul 15 2003

The making of development geography

Thu Jul 17 2003

More phonics or less for teaching reading?

Mon Jul 21 2003

Free Copies Of Michael King Lecture Available

Tue Jul 22 2003

International enrolments underpin growth

Tue Jul 22 2003

Local govt planning in research spotlight

Tue Jul 22 2003

A View To Tattoo

Thu Jul 24 2003

New Head For Psychology School

Fri Aug 01 2003

Law Professor to receive Palmes académiques

Mon Aug 04 2003

Lee endowment enables Vic Antarctic lecture series

Mon Aug 04 2003

Writers Contenders for Literature's Richest Prize

Tue Aug 05 2003

Pioneering Mâori Author Receive Honorary Doctorate

Wed Aug 06 2003

Ink tales of the Pacific told at major conference

Mon Aug 11 2003

Fiction writers dominate Modern Letters entries

Wed Aug 13 2003

Small earthquake patterns point to the ‘big one’

Wed Aug 13 2003

International enrolments flourish at Victoria

Thu Aug 14 2003

Retroactive Law How Dodgy Was Duynhoven Law Change

Thu Aug 21 2003

Victoria University appoints four personal chairs

Thu Aug 21 2003

Biomedical institute finds new home at Victoria

Tue Aug 26 2003

Counting Crime in New Zealand – Public Lecture

Tue Aug 26 2003

Professor of Law Candidate for International Court

Tue Aug 26 2003

Young literary talent shines at Victoria Uni

Wed Aug 27 2003

Vic Uni launches Victoria Management School

Mon Sep 01 2003

City of Campuses

Wed Sep 03 2003

Musical excellence enhanced in Capital

Fri Sep 05 2003

Weta Digital co-founder to receive doctorate

Mon Sep 08 2003

Marsden Fund backs Victoria researchers

Thu Sep 11 2003

PM honours public sector academic achievements

Thu Sep 11 2003

Victoria degree to be taught in China

Sun Sep 14 2003

Student protest shuts down fee increase meeting

Wed Sep 17 2003

Victoria Expands International Links

Tue Sep 30 2003

Enrol online – save time and win

Wed Oct 01 2003

Victoria University secures Railway Station

Tue Oct 07 2003

Victoria students outraged by mass arrests

Wed Oct 08 2003

Nobel prize winner to visit Wellington

Tue Oct 14 2003

Shortlist chosen for Prize in Modern Letters

Fri Oct 17 2003

'Sustained Dialogue' in New Zealand

Tue Oct 21 2003

Cyber Law focus of new research fellowship at Vic

Thu Oct 23 2003

Cross-Cultural Centre puts Spotlight on Diversity

Fri Oct 24 2003

Keeping Wellington on the small screen

Tue Oct 28 2003

New Cross-Cultural Centre

Tue Oct 28 2003

Journey to the centre of the earth

Wed Oct 29 2003

Ethics more important than creativity: Employers

Thu Oct 30 2003

New Zealand’s Anti-Terrorism Measures - Lecture

Mon Nov 03 2003

Royal Shakespeare Company's Writer Goes Gory

Tue Nov 04 2003

Family or the State - who cares for older people?

Fri Nov 07 2003

Health reforms get positive report card

Wed Nov 12 2003

Colonising the mind – print and possession

Thu Nov 13 2003

Victoria graduates are world leaders

Thu Nov 13 2003

Bill Manhire announced as KM Fellow

Fri Nov 21 2003

Education has leading role in building Asian links

Wed Nov 26 2003

Supreme Court Bill - Courts conference timely

Thu Nov 27 2003

New strategic studies degree launched at Victoria

Mon Dec 01 2003

NZ World Affairs – conference honours Vic Academic

Tue Dec 02 2003

PHOs support strategy problems with implementation

Tue Dec 02 2003

Victoria PhD Graduates at 5 year high

Thu Dec 04 2003

NZ team take on the world in North Atlantic

Mon Dec 08 2003

Fulbright Scholar awarded the Adam Writing Prize

Tue Dec 09 2003

Victoria celebrates nursing achievements

Tue Dec 09 2003

Ngai Tahu supports indigenous law research

Fri Dec 12 2003

Victoria University rewards staff achievements

Fri Dec 12 2003

Research institute appoints new head

Mon Dec 15 2003

Linguistic legacy boosted by half million donation

Wed Jan 21 2004

Amateur stargazer to receive honorary doctorate

Mon Jan 26 2004

Politician and community stalwart honoured

Wed Feb 04 2004

Writer Tracey Hill awarded Glenn Schaeffer Award

Tue Feb 10 2004

Distinguished economist honoured at Vic

Thu Feb 12 2004

Young reviewers unleashed on NZ Int. Arts Festival

Mon Feb 16 2004

Victoria appoints new Pro Vice-Chancellor

Wed Feb 18 2004

Victoria University defends its graduates

Fri Feb 20 2004

Victoria Honours Influential Politician

Tue Feb 24 2004

Prize in Modern Letters announcement due

Mon Mar 01 2004

Victoria scores a hat trick

Wed Mar 03 2004

Dr Nitschke joins euthanasia debate at Victoria

Fri Mar 05 2004

Wotz language goin 2 B in da future?

Wed Mar 10 2004

Prize in Modern Letters announcement

Thu Mar 11 2004

Breaking up is hard to do – study seeks views

Fri Mar 12 2004

Centre for Biodiscovery

Mon Mar 15 2004

Literary Praises for Poet’s Modern Letters

Mon Mar 15 2004

New Victoria Research Centre targets biodiscovery

Mon Mar 15 2004

The Science of Life

Tue Mar 16 2004

Injunction sought on PBRF report appendix

Thu Mar 18 2004

Sounds Korean

Mon Mar 22 2004

Victoria and Massey in new musical partnership

Mon Mar 22 2004

Festivities to launch new Victoria campus

Thu Mar 25 2004

Research uncovers potential relief for migraine

Mon Mar 29 2004

Kiwi Gods: Religion and New Zealand

Tue Mar 30 2004

Cooperation leads to unique Olympic Opportunity

Thu Apr 01 2004

Inaugural composer in residence appointed at Vic

Thu Apr 01 2004

Victoria names new director of IT

Mon Apr 05 2004

Int. Criminal Court Judge to give Public Lecture

Thu Apr 08 2004

New Human Resources Director for Victoria Uni

Wed Apr 14 2004

New research into sister stereotype

Mon Apr 19 2004

Victoria congratulates staff on PBRF success

Fri Apr 23 2004

Colquhoun Leads Search for NZ’s Best Young Poet

Mon Apr 26 2004

Victoria Management School celebrates top billing

Thu Apr 29 2004

Chilean President to visit Victoria University

Mon May 03 2004

Variety at Victoria’s Graduation Festivities

Mon May 03 2004

Victoria researcher questions Tribunal history

Mon May 03 2004

Research Explores Loss and Bereavement

Tue May 04 2004

PhD Graduates Continue to Shine at Victoria

Wed May 05 2004

Victoria forms infotech alliance

Mon May 10 2004

Victoria Takes Top Honours in Int. Competition

Tue May 11 2004

Victoria and Vietnamese University sign Agreement

Thu May 20 2004

Prime Minister to launch online war history

Tue May 25 2004

Victoria University general staff to strike

Tue May 25 2004

College of Education and Uni Councils seek merger

Wed May 26 2004

Victoria Vice-Chancellor North-Bound

Wed Jun 02 2004

Margaret Mahy to Announce Schools Poetry Winner

Tue Jun 08 2004

Law students win online

Wed Jun 09 2004

Victoria University values general staff

Thu Jun 10 2004

More NZers signing up to become union members

Tue Jun 15 2004

200 young poets enter Bell Gully competition

Fri Jun 25 2004

PM to give Paterson Oration at Victoria University

Mon Jun 28 2004

New Head of Social and Cultural Studies

Thu Jul 01 2004

Runaway Model

Thu Jul 08 2004

Culture in the global village – public lecture

Fri Jul 09 2004

New scholarships offered in diverse subject mix

Fri Jul 09 2004

What is the bottom line?

Mon Jul 12 2004

New Zealand’s ‘hidden Irish’ emerge

Mon Jul 26 2004

Cross-Cultural Explorations

Thu Jul 29 2004

Celestial Sounds

Fri Aug 06 2004

College of Education and Victoria merger

Fri Aug 06 2004

Marine geology pioneer to deliver lecture

Mon Aug 09 2004

Research sheds new light on stepfamilies

Mon Aug 09 2004

Community Funding Cuts Mean More Fees

Tue Aug 10 2004

Value of Pacific architecture asserted

Tue Aug 10 2004

International jurist to receive honorary degree

Thu Aug 12 2004

Distinguished academic joins Victoria

Fri Aug 13 2004

Happy Hundredth Birthday Hunter!

Mon Aug 16 2004

GE Babies: Eugenics or Utopia?

Fri Aug 20 2004

Strategy needed for housing older people

Tue Aug 24 2004

Global accountancy experts on their way to Vic

Wed Aug 25 2004

Judge to address Family Court seminar

Wed Aug 25 2004

Poetry on the Hutt River wins national award

Mon Aug 30 2004

Former Prime Minister to lecture on ‘Celtic Tiger’

Mon Sep 06 2004

International honour goes to Victoria scientist

Mon Sep 06 2004

Recognition needed for those caring for elderly

Fri Sep 10 2004

Victoria University Council raises student fees

Fri Sep 10 2004

Marsden Fund boosts Victoria research

Mon Sep 13 2004

Victoria launches psychology clinic

Mon Sep 13 2004

Composers take centre stage

Tue Sep 14 2004

Massey and Victoria welcome Wellington's support

Fri Sep 24 2004

Victoria marks the passing of a great academic

Mon Sep 27 2004

Victoria promotes safe alcohol use

Mon Sep 27 2004

Research shows immigrants disadvantaged

Tue Sep 28 2004

New Zealand School of Music launches

Thu Sep 30 2004

Working Together to Develop Great Teachers

Thu Sep 30 2004

City’s youth to contribute to social research

Thu Oct 07 2004

Executive pay: the good, the bad and the ugly

Mon Oct 11 2004

Humanities Research Network launched

Wed Oct 13 2004

Mallard Labelled A Coward By Students

Thu Oct 14 2004

Proposed Life Membership For Zaoui

Thu Oct 14 2004

The Word of a Woman: the Police and Rape

Mon Oct 18 2004

Vic launches multidisciplinary marine centre

Tue Oct 19 2004

Victoria research scholarships awarded

Wed Oct 20 2004

Fakes and forgeries: the art of deception

Tue Oct 26 2004

Antarctic expert wins award for life’s work

Mon Nov 08 2004

Fresh ideas to make you THINK!

Mon Nov 08 2004

Coping Without a Car

Tue Nov 09 2004

Victoria and College welcome merger decision

Mon Nov 15 2004

A New Dictionary for New Zealanders

Tue Nov 16 2004

Leading philanthropist honoured

Wed Nov 17 2004

A Constitutional Conversation Continues

Wed Nov 24 2004

Get out your bell bottoms – back to the 70s!

Mon Nov 29 2004

Honorary Doctorate for te reo campaigner

Wed Dec 01 2004

GE research probes community and scientists' views

Thu Dec 02 2004

Powerful electron microscopes to be unveiled

Thu Dec 02 2004

Research focus for tourism conference

Mon Dec 06 2004

New officers for Victoria University Council

Tue Dec 07 2004

Film script character to award prize

Tue Dec 14 2004

Conference Kicks Off The New Year

Wed Jan 05 2005

New Year heralds changes at Victoria

Thu Jan 06 2005

New Victoria Faculty gets academic leaders

Mon Jan 17 2005

Int. scientists sign up for Queenstown event

Tue Jan 18 2005

New Head for Marketing & International Business

Thu Jan 27 2005

New academic leaders for Te Kawa a Mâui

Fri Jan 28 2005

New leader for Victoria Management School

Tue Feb 01 2005

Panel Discussion: Climate Change And NZ's Future

Tue Feb 01 2005

Boffins arrive in NZ for nanotech networking

Wed Feb 02 2005

Crime under the spotlight at Victoria

Fri Feb 04 2005

Swedish PM to speak at Victoria University

Fri Feb 11 2005

Victoria University Debating Society Great Debate

Mon Feb 14 2005

American academic evaluates Reserve Bank

Tue Feb 22 2005

Victoria University enrolments steady

Wed Mar 02 2005

Honorary doctorate for influential lawyer

Thu Mar 03 2005

London calling Kiwis

Tue Mar 08 2005

Malaysian Prime Minister visits Victoria

Tue Mar 29 2005

Honour goes to distinguished writer

Thu Apr 07 2005

Vic pays tribute to award-winning scriptwriter

Thu Apr 14 2005

An Exciting Insight Into The Power Of Shakespeare

Tue Apr 26 2005

Auckland to get a taste of Wellington style

Thu May 05 2005

Potential anticancer discovery heads to developmen

Wed May 11 2005

Dictionary probes Mãori influence on English

Thu May 12 2005

Raid on Auckland Uni student mag by Victoria Uni

Mon May 23 2005

Accounting academics win prestigious grant

Thu May 26 2005

Full steam ahead for PHO strategy

Mon May 30 2005

Reconciling indigenous knowledge with academia

Thu Jun 09 2005

Kiwi television drama deserves better

Tue Jun 14 2005

Two Titans: Muldoon and Lange

Mon Jun 20 2005

The Dark Side of Paradise

Fri Jul 01 2005

Wellington to be centre of eco-restoration

Sun Jul 03 2005

Ahmed Zaoui to speak at Victoria University

Tue Jul 05 2005

Marketing expert to lead Faculty

Wed Jul 06 2005

Victoria signs Thailand MOA for educational co-op

Wed Jul 06 2005

New Director, Facilities Management appointed

Thu Jul 07 2005

Renowned Kenyan writer and academic to speak

Tue Jul 12 2005

Sedition uncovers hidden stores

Thu Jul 14 2005

Real men do read poetry

Fri Jul 15 2005

Shortlist for schools poetry award reveals talent

Tue Jul 19 2005

Study investigates workers’ wages

Tue Jul 19 2005

Victoria takes honours in teaching awards

Wed Jul 27 2005

Music and fun at Study at Vic Day 2005

Tue Aug 09 2005

Anti-terrorism experts to gather at Victoria

Thu Aug 11 2005

Victoria University Honours Dame Kiri Te Kanawa

Wed Aug 17 2005

Creative Industry: A Seminar Series

Tue Aug 30 2005

Library focus of major strategic investment

Tue Aug 30 2005

Victoria appoints first Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Wed Sep 07 2005

Funding boost for Victoria’s researchers

Mon Sep 12 2005

From hiva to hip-hop – dance in Oceania on show

Thu Sep 15 2005

Risk-taking in clubs explored

Mon Sep 26 2005

Diplomat to receive honorary doctorate

Thu Sep 29 2005

Achieving success with refugee youth

Fri Sep 30 2005

Joint Statement by Vice-Chancellor & VUWSA/Salient

Thu Oct 06 2005

Statement by Vice-Chancellor and VUWSA/Salient

Thu Oct 06 2005

NZ School of Music welcomes first students

Fri Oct 14 2005

Commonwealth leader lectures at Victoria

Wed Oct 19 2005

Victoria ITS celebrates server room upgrade

Thu Oct 20 2005

Victoria MBA celebrates 21 years at the top

Tue Oct 25 2005

2006 Prize in Modern Letters shortlist

Tue Nov 01 2005

Lack of Government investment blamed

Tue Nov 01 2005

New Zealand’s Celtic roots explored

Mon Nov 07 2005

Victoria celebrates international appointment

Tue Nov 08 2005

Culinary delights - From a historical perspective

Fri Nov 11 2005

Counting the cost of accounting scandals

Wed Nov 16 2005

Victoria honours the voice of the nation

Thu Nov 17 2005

Talking Biotechnology

Mon Nov 21 2005

Governor-General visits Victoria’s Vietnam campus

Wed Nov 30 2005

Canadian Chief Justice visits Victoria

Thu Dec 01 2005

Degree in petroleum geoscience launched

Fri Dec 02 2005

Distinguished biotechnologist returns to Victoria

Mon Dec 05 2005

Victoria: Celebrating our Graduands

Fri Dec 09 2005

Robotics gains a new focus at Vic

Tue Dec 13 2005

Vic to host int. climate change conference

Wed Dec 21 2005

Dropping carbon tax puts pressure on other policy

Thu Dec 22 2005

Top honour to Victoria professor

Sat Dec 31 2005

Victoria to host intl. climate change conference

Tue Jan 03 2006

Kiwi astronomers help find first "cool" planet

Thu Jan 26 2006

Climate change conference attracts attention

Fri Feb 03 2006

Inflation needs better, balanced control

Fri Feb 03 2006

Victoria honours Treaty claim pioneer

Fri Feb 03 2006

Victoria students win Top Doctoral Scholarships

Wed Feb 22 2006

Climate Change Conference to hear top scientists

Mon Feb 27 2006

New Zealand’s first interfaith directory launched

Mon Feb 27 2006

Prize in Modern Letters countdown

Mon Feb 27 2006

Victoria University recruits international expert

Wed Mar 01 2006

InternetNZ and Victoria welcome Cyber Law Fellow

Mon Mar 06 2006

British PM to speak to NZ Climate Conference

Tue Mar 07 2006

Constitutional law expert honoured

Thu Mar 16 2006

Shuker scoops top literary prize

Mon Mar 20 2006

British PM Address to NZ Climate Change Conference

Fri Mar 24 2006

World’s best doctoral students study at Victoria

Fri Mar 24 2006

Student demand for Victoria University grows

Tue Apr 04 2006

Volunteers sought for cultural identity study

Tue Apr 04 2006

Young volunteers sought by cultural identity study

Tue Apr 04 2006

Easy access to youth migrant survey

Thu Apr 06 2006

Electricity reforms haphazard say researchers

Tue Apr 11 2006

Nominations sought for distinguished alumni

Thu Apr 13 2006

Sexual violence in history: public lecture

Wed Apr 19 2006

Student scholarships support Maori research

Thu Apr 20 2006

Antarctic scientist receives international honour

Mon Apr 24 2006

Freedom from the desk – Victoria goes wireless

Mon Apr 24 2006

Victoria scientist wins $1.2m grant

Fri Apr 28 2006

Kiwi dollar one of most unstable currencies

Tue May 02 2006

Education deans form new council

Thu May 11 2006

Celebrating Achievement

Mon May 15 2006

Victoria continues on growth path

Mon May 22 2006

Nowhere: A Dystopian Satire of society

Mon May 29 2006

Scientific breakthrough at Victoria

Tue May 30 2006

Reserve Bank under the microscope

Mon Jun 12 2006

Eco-restoration a key focus for new centre

Fri Jun 16 2006

SOE directors' views examined in new research

Tue Jun 20 2006

High profile Zimbabwean judge joins Victoria

Fri Jun 23 2006

Local team favourite in debating championships

Wed Jun 28 2006

Victoria recognised in tertiary teaching awards

Wed Jun 28 2006

Antarctica – the Great Integrator

Thu Jun 29 2006

Leading psychology professor to visit Victoria

Sat Jul 08 2006

Writers on Mondays

Sat Jul 08 2006

Victoria looks to revitalise its historic heart

Thu Jul 13 2006

Leading academic in key research management role

Mon Jul 17 2006

Top Young Poets to be Announced

Mon Jul 17 2006

Victoria University visits Auckland

Mon Jul 17 2006

Taking tax avoidance to the people

Tue Jul 18 2006

Top NZ Young Poets Announced

Tue Jul 18 2006

Cambridge Professor to lead Victoria Law Faculty

Thu Jul 27 2006

Dame Kiri to receive Victoria University honour

Fri Aug 04 2006

First Master's in Marine Conservation launched

Mon Aug 07 2006

Turbine powers up for 2006

Mon Aug 07 2006

Theatre students present plays to public

Thu Aug 10 2006

Peruvians learn English for APEC Summit

Fri Aug 11 2006

Philanthropist to receive honorary degree

Mon Aug 14 2006

Violinist endows annual scholarship fund

Mon Aug 14 2006

Victoria signs Argentinean exchange agreement

Tue Aug 15 2006

Victoria marks Maori Queen's death

Wed Aug 16 2006

Seminar at the NZ Centre for Public Law

Thu Aug 17 2006

New historians showcase research

Mon Aug 21 2006

Victoria’s Distinguished Alumni Awards announced

Thu Aug 24 2006

Hard work brings plays to life

Fri Aug 25 2006

Victoria wins the Joynt Scroll

Tue Aug 29 2006

Climate change policy under the spotlight

Mon Sep 04 2006

Victoria disappointed at Govt fee decision

Mon Sep 04 2006

Top Linguist to lecture at Vic

Wed Sep 06 2006

Victoria researchers gain funding boost

Thu Sep 07 2006

Victoria campaign promotes critical thought

Mon Sep 11 2006

Great Drama Unfolds

Tue Sep 12 2006

Monumental biography launched

Tue Sep 12 2006

Top Linguist visiting Wellington

Mon Sep 18 2006

Listening to the Alpine Fault

Tue Sep 19 2006

Victoria Council increases student fees

Tue Sep 19 2006

Dutch Queen's visit inspires ongoing exchange

Wed Sep 20 2006

Tourism programme has double celebration

Wed Sep 20 2006

International opera scholar honoured

Mon Sep 25 2006

Debaters vie for Plunket Medal

Tue Sep 26 2006

Critics miss the point, says researcher

Wed Sep 27 2006

Leading marine scientist to speak at Victoria

Thu Sep 28 2006

Uninvited – a season of three plays

Mon Oct 02 2006

Water—the ‘oil’ of the 21st Century?

Wed Oct 04 2006

Prime Minister honours top policy researchers

Wed Oct 11 2006

Inaugural Chair in E-Government appointed

Thu Oct 12 2006

Twenty years on – GST reaches a major milestone

Fri Oct 13 2006

Victoria honours distinguished architect

Tue Oct 24 2006

Students on a journey

Thu Oct 26 2006

Honours for committed friends of University

Fri Oct 27 2006

Record growth in union membership

Fri Oct 27 2006

Wellington’s inaugural climate change festival

Mon Oct 30 2006

Former Malaysian PM to speak at Victoria

Tue Oct 31 2006

Future architects’ and designers’ works on display

Thu Nov 02 2006

Former principal appointed Dean of Education

Mon Nov 06 2006

Public Lecture: world-leading planetary scientist

Mon Nov 06 2006

Language specialist appointed Assistant V-C

Tue Nov 07 2006

Ageing in New Zealand

Wed Nov 08 2006

Wiremu Parker Memorial Seminar

Wed Nov 08 2006

Education key focus for new Victoria centre

Fri Nov 10 2006

Rubik’s Cube and the path to problem-solving

Fri Nov 10 2006

New librarian appointed at Victoria

Mon Nov 13 2006

Victoria research could aid oil search

Tue Nov 14 2006

GST designers honoured

Wed Nov 15 2006

Victoria debaters defending title

Thu Nov 16 2006

Connecting the world

Mon Nov 20 2006

Private consulting and public interest

Mon Nov 20 2006

Brahms publishing double celebrated with concert

Wed Nov 22 2006

High Country study claims 'entirely unfounded'

Sun Nov 26 2006

Victoria to honour kōhanga reo pioneer

Mon Nov 27 2006

Victoria engineering programme given green light

Tue Nov 28 2006

Asia-Pacific security issues to be discussed

Wed Nov 29 2006

Mr Gormsby Comes to Victoria

Wed Nov 29 2006

Meeting house celebrates 20th anniversary

Mon Dec 04 2006

Teacher Fellows Symposium at Victoria University

Mon Dec 11 2006

Celebrating our graduands

Tue Dec 12 2006

Going Under comes out on top to win Adam Prize

Tue Dec 12 2006

University Council officers re-elected

Wed Dec 13 2006

Turbine 06 sets heads spinning

Fri Dec 15 2006

Students need to fight Labour

Wed Dec 27 2006

Youth Seek Integration Despite Discrimination

Wed Jan 10 2007

Writers’ dreams closer

Wed Jan 17 2007

All the the Botanical Gardens a stage

Tue Jan 30 2007

UN leader visits Victoria

Tue Jan 30 2007

Media scholars to gather at Victoria

Thu Feb 01 2007

Iconic book now online

Fri Feb 02 2007

Nobel Prize winner speaking in Wellington

Mon Feb 05 2007

Victoria mourning death of Nobel Laureate

Thu Feb 08 2007

World’s top thinkers come together

Fri Feb 09 2007

Chair in E-Government arrives at Victoria

Wed Feb 14 2007

Wanted: More business-savvy science people

Thu Feb 15 2007

Victoria welcomes Government investment in School

Fri Feb 16 2007

Wanted: More business-savvy science people

Fri Feb 16 2007

Icons of architecture on show at Victoria

Mon Feb 19 2007

InternetNZ and Victoria welcome Cyberlaw Fellow

Tue Feb 20 2007

Statistics and Victoria to make joint appointment

Tue Feb 20 2007

Research on migrant employment at Victoria

Fri Feb 23 2007

MyVictoria heralds new age for students, staff

Mon Feb 26 2007

Victoria rejects claims of underhanded behaviour

Thu Mar 01 2007

Victoria moves on accommodation concerns

Fri Mar 16 2007

Future bright for Māori graduates

Wed Mar 21 2007

Victoria continues to attract Kiwi students

Mon Mar 26 2007

Top Doctoral Scholarship success for Vic students

Tue Mar 27 2007

Adjunct Professor of Official Statistics appointed

Mon Apr 02 2007

NZ film producer to receive honorary doctorate

Mon Apr 02 2007

Victoria research team looks for ‘missing men’

Tue Apr 03 2007

Victoria designer to feature in furniture show

Thu Apr 05 2007

State-Of-The-Art Climate Research Centre Opens

Thu Apr 12 2007

Understanding Halal

Thu Apr 12 2007

Politicians gather to discuss Bolger Years

Mon Apr 16 2007

‘Nothing is funnier than unhappiness’

Thu Apr 26 2007

Philanthropist Sir Roy McKenzie celebrated

Fri Apr 27 2007

Report highlights student and staff achievements

Mon May 07 2007

The search for the oldest hot water cylinder

Tue May 08 2007

Inaugural lecture of Professor Ken McNatty

Wed May 09 2007

Second Life

Wed May 09 2007

Nominations sought for $65,000 literary prize

Fri May 11 2007

Sustainability heart of winning business proposal

Fri May 11 2007

Kiwi-born US business leader to be honoured

Mon May 14 2007

Victoria University - Celebrating achievement

Mon May 14 2007

Exhibition,lecture to celebrate design graduation

Tue May 15 2007

Students Demand Living Allowance

Tue May 15 2007

$1.6 million for biotechnology productivity study

Wed May 16 2007

Innocence Project established at Victoria

Wed May 16 2007

Employers seek interpersonal skills

Thu May 17 2007

Students stage world premiere

Thu May 17 2007

Marketing specialist takes key role at Victoria

Mon May 21 2007

Using bacterial enzymes to boost chemotherapy

Mon May 21 2007

Victoria Centre forges links with UN body

Tue May 22 2007

Mountain 'dipsticks' reveal past ice history

Fri May 25 2007

Advisory board to strengthen stakeholder relations

Mon May 28 2007

Kiwi icon to receive honorary doctorate

Mon May 28 2007

Professor of Nanotechnology appointed at Victoria

Tue May 29 2007

Universities welcome NZ School of Music investment

Tue May 29 2007

Security in Oceania – engaging track two diplomacy

Wed May 30 2007

Youth Diversion in Tonga

Wed May 30 2007

Fun with chemistry

Fri Jun 01 2007

Victoria hails MacDiarmid CoRE funding

Tue Jun 05 2007

Feature film to highlight Antarctic climate change

Mon Jun 11 2007

Collaboration to concentrate conservation expertis

Mon Jun 18 2007

Seminar by Angela Davies - 26 June

Mon Jun 18 2007

$1 million donation to take Antarctic research fur

Tue Jun 19 2007

A river of fire for Rome's solstice celebrations

Thu Jun 21 2007

Top young Victoria scientists recognised

Fri Jun 22 2007

New Climate Change Research Institute For Victoria

Tue Jun 26 2007

Architecture competition a winner

Fri Jun 29 2007

Breaking The Ice

Fri Jun 29 2007

UK writer leads off Wellington literary season

Tue Jul 03 2007

Prestigious scholarships for Victoria postgraduate

Thu Jul 05 2007

Ensuring accountability in the public sector

Fri Jul 06 2007

International 'war of words' win for Victoria

Wed Jul 18 2007

Wired for sound

Thu Jul 19 2007

Agreement to build better NZ/Indonesian relations

Fri Jul 20 2007

Phenomenal funding for cutting-edge research

Fri Jul 20 2007

Wages Still on the Rise

Fri Jul 20 2007

Poet Fleur Adcock to receive honorary doctorate

Thu Jul 26 2007

Genomic research to investigate rare children's di

Mon Jul 30 2007

Study on separated parents

Mon Jul 30 2007

Increasing road-user speed and distance judgement

Fri Aug 03 2007

Peace through dialogue

Fri Aug 03 2007

Victoria's Distinguished Alumni Awards announced

Fri Aug 03 2007

Studio 77: Theatre Programme’s Directing Season

Tue Aug 07 2007

Boosting the body's immune system to fight cancer

Wed Aug 08 2007

Turbine seeks fresh energy in 2007

Thu Aug 09 2007

First-Time Directors Gain Wealth of Experience

Fri Aug 10 2007

Baby tuatara hatches—first for Matiu/Somes Island

Mon Aug 13 2007

Linguist to lecture at Vic

Tue Aug 14 2007

Majority of youth use Internet without conflict

Thu Aug 16 2007

Fair to showcase young science talent

Mon Aug 20 2007

Get in the know at Study at Vic Day 2007

Tue Aug 21 2007

Flexible working hours bill overlooks care

Wed Aug 22 2007

Optimism for long-term benefits of 2001 health ref

Mon Aug 27 2007

Young Director Gets Inspiration from an Old Master

Tue Aug 28 2007

Supporting New Zealand's Young Care-givers

Wed Aug 29 2007

Victoria graduates recognised as top achievers

Thu Aug 30 2007

Waste not, want not – making materials from waste

Tue Sep 04 2007

Marsden funding for NZ's best and brightest

Fri Sep 07 2007

Land and Rights: Then and Now

Mon Sep 10 2007

Little Box of Theatrical Treasures at Studio 77

Mon Sep 10 2007

Historian James Belich to return to Victoria

Fri Sep 14 2007

Victoria students inspired by Chinese classic play

Wed Sep 19 2007

Emissions trading scheme a big step forward

Fri Sep 21 2007

Creating a cultural hub for the Pipitea campus

Wed Sep 26 2007

Primary Health Care: NZers Pay Less, Use More

Thu Sep 27 2007

Theatre Students Shed Light on Dark Matters

Tue Oct 02 2007

All Blacks' loss shows pitfalls of hero leadership

Mon Oct 08 2007

Scholars to receive Prime Minister's awards

Wed Oct 10 2007

Seminar Is Rare Opportunity

Thu Oct 11 2007

Party Pill users likely to party on other drugs

Fri Oct 12 2007

Blues Awards for Victoria's best sportspeople

Sun Oct 14 2007

Workshop to explore island biodiversity ser

Mon Oct 15 2007

Conserving digital heritage

Wed Oct 17 2007

More European opportunities for Victoria students

Thu Oct 18 2007

Jean Genet’s - The Balcony

Sun Oct 28 2007

Honorary doctorate for top Canadian lawyer

Fri Nov 02 2007

Honours for dedicated friend of Victoria

Fri Nov 02 2007

Post Separation Parenting – What Do We Know?

Fri Nov 02 2007

Architects of the future display their work

Tue Nov 06 2007

Royal Society fellowships for Victoria researchers

Thu Nov 08 2007

Candidates for Prize in Modern Letters announced

Fri Nov 09 2007

Geophysics Prof. elected to Royal Society Academy

Fri Nov 09 2007

AIDS Quilt Songbook to premiere in NZ

Tue Nov 13 2007

Transforming transport in carbon-constrained world

Wed Nov 14 2007

Mr Pip author to receive honorary doctorate

Thu Nov 15 2007

Ornithologist to receive honorary doctorate

Fri Nov 16 2007

‘Maoriland’ novels made available online

Tue Nov 20 2007

Leading economist appointed to Research Centre

Fri Nov 23 2007

Setting the scene for a sustainable future

Fri Nov 23 2007

Conference to showcase molecular bioscience

Mon Nov 26 2007

NZ folklore brought to the fore at symposium

Wed Nov 28 2007

Professor in Climate Change appointed

Mon Dec 03 2007

Study abroad awards take students further

Wed Dec 05 2007

When Mark Twain meets the Tuataras

Thu Dec 06 2007

Make Way For 1000 Vibrant Victoria Graduates

Fri Dec 07 2007

Public Lecture: Linnaeus in his time and in ours

Mon Dec 10 2007

Cases, causes of wrongful conviction in spotlight

Tue Dec 11 2007

Excellence in teaching and research recognised

Wed Dec 12 2007

True-life story script wins Embassy Trust Prize

Wed Dec 12 2007

Antarctic research strengthens w greater awareness

Thu Dec 13 2007

The Rehearsal takes centre stage with Adam Prize

Thu Dec 13 2007

Victoria hosts NZ’s largest maths conference

Thu Dec 13 2007

Investigating Alternative Methods To 1080

Thu Dec 20 2007

08 NZ School of Music composer residency announced

Mon Jan 14 2008

PhD examines ways to increase organ donation

Fri Jan 18 2008

Historical Māori moko collection features online

Wed Jan 23 2008

International 'After the Reforms' Conference

Tue Jan 29 2008

Youth crime hits the election headlines once again

Wed Jan 30 2008

Earthquake forecasting to be discussed

Thu Feb 07 2008

Precious froglets arrive in time for Leap Year

Fri Feb 29 2008

Victoria Students Go Green with ‘Bottle Buy Back’

Wed Mar 05 2008

Academic appointed to UN standby mediation team

Thu Mar 06 2008

NZ’s largest literary prize to be announced

Thu Mar 06 2008

University tells film students to hang up reels

Thu Mar 06 2008

Elegant science awarded

Sun Mar 09 2008

Irish and Scottish in the limelight this month

Wed Mar 12 2008

Top Doctoral Scholarship success for Victoria

Thu Mar 20 2008

2007’s Best New Zealand Poems online today

Mon Mar 31 2008

Rare froglets come of age

Tue Apr 01 2008

Nominations sought for Distinguished Alumni Award

Wed Apr 02 2008

Victoria environmental expert to advise Government

Fri Apr 04 2008

Celebrate and Explore Antarctica with Victoria Uni

Wed Apr 09 2008

Victoria University Annual Report, 2008

Wed Apr 09 2008

Talented students to attend entrepreneur course

Thu Apr 10 2008

Seminars wrap Antarctica art, science and policy

Mon Apr 14 2008

High-tech business model in NZ

Tue Apr 15 2008

Political journalist, musician honorary doctorates

Wed Apr 23 2008

US poet Michael Palmer in Wellington

Mon Apr 28 2008

False memories and end-of-life treatment decisions

Wed Apr 30 2008

Professor Belich kicks off ‘New Work, series

Wed Apr 30 2008

Disguise, deception and downright trickery...

Fri May 02 2008

VUW Students celebrate change through Fair Trade

Fri May 02 2008

Peter Hughes appointed as chair of advisory board

Wed May 07 2008

When do I become a Kiwi?

Thu May 08 2008

Make way for vibrant Victoria graduates

Mon May 12 2008

S.T. Lee Lecture In Antarctic Studies

Mon May 12 2008

The Antarctic ice sheet and rising sea levels

Fri May 16 2008

Women’s narratives of surviving rape

Fri May 16 2008

Education vouchers up for debate

Mon May 19 2008

Delaying the emissions trading scheme

Tue May 20 2008

How to decarbonise the global economy

Wed May 21 2008

The Alchemist revisited 400 years later

Wed May 21 2008

World premiere of digital animations in New York

Fri May 23 2008

The Legal Māori Project: Te Reo Deal

Wed May 28 2008

First Māori social scientists academic conference

Fri May 30 2008

Top technician award for tuatara TLC

Fri Jun 06 2008

Samoan youth adapt well despite discrimination

Tue Jun 10 2008

"Coming To Terms?" Conference

Fri Jun 13 2008

Language And Communication Conference

Tue Jun 24 2008

A rare slice of NZ railway history now online

Wed Jul 02 2008

Sharing the costs of climate change

Tue Jul 15 2008

Victoria University Funding Coup

Fri Jul 18 2008

Parliamentary architecture and national identity

Mon Jul 28 2008

All five poet laureates in Wellington next week

Wed Jul 30 2008

Over Exposure.

Thu Jul 31 2008

Top Doctoral awards for Wellington's brightest

Thu Aug 07 2008

Hear from a refugee High Court Judge

Tue Aug 12 2008

Cancer Vaccine Research Rewarded

Fri Aug 15 2008

The Impact Of False Recall On Eyewitness Accounts

Fri Aug 15 2008

Weir House Celebrates 75th Anniversary

Wed Aug 27 2008

Empty Pleasures

Wed Sep 03 2008

Māori experiences of cancer

Wed Sep 10 2008

THEA324 presents: Journey to the West

Thu Sep 25 2008

Forum on dynamics of leadership in NZ

Mon Sep 29 2008

Tryst: a series of three short plays

Thu Oct 02 2008

NZ’s first encyclopaedia online now

Mon Oct 06 2008

Virtual Theatres

Wed Oct 08 2008

Election 2008 – Lunchtime Lecture Series

Mon Oct 13 2008

Maori in Australia massively disenfranchised

Tue Nov 04 2008

Code of conduct needed for ministerial staff

Tue Nov 18 2008

Future architects and designers display work

Thu Nov 20 2008

Newest Victoria graduates celebrate success

Mon Dec 01 2008

Perspectives of an historic election

Mon Dec 01 2008

Paula Boock will be the 2009 Writer in Residence

Tue Dec 02 2008

KiwiSaver changes will change little

Wed Dec 10 2008

Relationships And Redemption

Wed Dec 10 2008

Inaugural graduates of the Victoria Plus Award

Thu Dec 11 2008

Spectacular battle scenes in Summer Shakespeare

Tue Feb 03 2009

City gardeners can help save wasps

Thu Feb 05 2009

Antarctic evidence too strong to ignore

Mon Feb 09 2009

Nanotechnology Helps Paper Exports

Tue Feb 17 2009

Addressing the underlying causes of offending

Tue Feb 24 2009

High hopes for new China Research Centre

Thu Feb 26 2009

Society congratulates Schools Debating Team

Fri Feb 27 2009

Top honours from Victoria University

Fri Feb 27 2009

Professor Delivers Inaugral lecture

Fri Mar 06 2009

State-of-the-art marine lab opens on Wgtn’s coast

Fri Mar 13 2009

Māori and Pakeha: a bicultural consensus at last?

Wed Mar 18 2009

Migration likely to fill demand for NZ home help

Thu Mar 19 2009

Academic migrants in New Zealand universities

Thu Apr 02 2009

Prominent NZ art historian to lead Europe tour

Tue Apr 07 2009

Victoria students win University shield again

Sun Apr 19 2009

Conference on presence of Māori in Parliament

Mon Apr 20 2009

NZ's WWII Pacific stories available to public

Wed Apr 22 2009

Book: Antarctic Expedition 1958-1959 by Colin Bull

Thu Apr 23 2009

Talk About Billy Apple at Adam Art Gallery

Thu Apr 23 2009

Full production of Shakespeare’s lost play

Tue Apr 28 2009

Climate writer Bill McKibben in Wgtn this Friday.

Thu Apr 30 2009

Holocaust expert visiting Wellington

Thu Apr 30 2009

Jazz musician appointed composer in residence

Thu Apr 30 2009

Top linguist to speak at Victoria

Mon May 04 2009

Experienced senior executive appointed at Victoria

Thu May 07 2009

Is capitalism in crisis?

Fri May 08 2009

Victoria Uni to coordinate Tax Working Group

Fri May 08 2009

Four to receive top honours at Victoria graduation

Thu May 14 2009

Newest Victoria graduates celebrate success

Thu May 14 2009

Richard II by Shakespeare – A fallen politcal star

Thu May 14 2009

Conference to celebrate music of Haydn

Fri May 15 2009

Treating high-risk, violent offenders

Tue May 19 2009

Adam Art Gallery Exhibition Extended

Mon May 25 2009

Morgan family give $250,000 to Antarctic Research

Tue Jun 02 2009

Arts good for the psyche

Thu Jun 04 2009

PhD research examines the behaviour of cyclones

Thu Jun 11 2009

Euthanasia at the centre of book, panel discussion

Mon Jun 22 2009

Research Could Help Save Tuatara From Extinction

Mon Jun 22 2009

Hugh Price to be awarded Victoria’s top honour

Tue Jun 23 2009

Scientist warns of Antarctic ice melt, sea rise

Thu Jul 02 2009

Martian poetry spices up Writers on Mondays

Fri Jul 10 2009

Research has global impact on marine management

Tue Jul 14 2009

Victoria University Runners-Up

Wed Jul 15 2009

Pulsating White Dwarfs explained

Tue Jul 28 2009

Architecture students in 24 hour competition

Fri Jul 31 2009

Māori workplace language research revealed

Fri Jul 31 2009

Research looks at partner violence

Mon Aug 03 2009

Impact/Collision—Three Short Plays

Wed Aug 12 2009

US legal system beckons for Victoria Professor

Fri Aug 14 2009

Academics receive grant to consider future tourism

Mon Aug 17 2009

Victoria receives grant to consider future tourism

Mon Aug 17 2009

New Director for Centre for Strategic Studies

Mon Aug 24 2009

Public Policy: Saying One Thing, Doing Another

Tue Aug 25 2009

Find out more at the annual ‘Study at Vic’ day

Wed Aug 26 2009

Stout Research Centre celebrates quarter century

Wed Aug 26 2009

Aftermaths: Three Short Plays

Thu Aug 27 2009

Victoria student wins Young Scientist of the Year

Fri Aug 28 2009

Award for turning wool into gold

Mon Aug 31 2009

Challenges ahead for enhancing primary health

Tue Sep 01 2009

International vocalists to take the stage

Thu Sep 03 2009

Te Māori 25th Celebration

Mon Sep 07 2009

Understanding our Shaky Isles

Tue Sep 08 2009

1000 New Zealand classics released as eBooks

Wed Sep 09 2009

Driving and mobile phone use likely to continue

Wed Sep 09 2009

Victoria students turn waste into resources

Fri Sep 11 2009

People are fragile things…

Wed Sep 16 2009

Vic Uni sustainable architecture award winners

Wed Sep 16 2009

New Hunter Fellows Announced

Thu Sep 17 2009

Students breathe life into Shakespeare’s Pericles

Tue Sep 22 2009

Making a difference through physics

Fri Sep 25 2009

In Conversation with the Past

Mon Oct 05 2009

Matter of life and death— IT in the health sector

Wed Oct 07 2009

This Sounds Familiar Though … Three Plays

Wed Oct 07 2009

Top honours for civil servant and academic

Fri Oct 09 2009

Top Honours for Civil Servant and Top Academic

Fri Oct 09 2009

Reliving the fall of the Berlin Wall

Tue Oct 13 2009

Monitoring networking sites could prevent suicide

Wed Oct 14 2009

Top scholars receive Prime Minister's awards

Thu Oct 15 2009

VUW launches Master of Professional Accounting

Mon Oct 19 2009

Berlin Wall conference

Fri Oct 23 2009

Cynthia Enloe Lecture: Militarism and Gender

Tue Oct 27 2009

Skilled Migrants’ Programme Highly Commended

Fri Oct 30 2009

False memories cause unjust convictions

Mon Nov 02 2009

Retired Judge awarded Higher Doctorate

Fri Nov 06 2009

Samoan language lives on abroad

Wed Nov 18 2009

Tax Working Group invites public discussion

Wed Nov 18 2009

Top honours for Malaghan Institute chairman

Thu Nov 19 2009

Victoria success in Science Honours

Thu Nov 19 2009

Mayor Receives Special Victoria University Award

Mon Nov 30 2009

Award winning poet to be Writer in Residence

Thu Dec 03 2009

Tale of island life wins scriptwriting prize

Fri Dec 11 2009

Victoria celebrates its newest graduates

Fri Dec 11 2009

Adam Prize goes to exploration of ‘awkwardness’

Thu Dec 17 2009

Muslim youth adapting well to life in New Zealand

Fri Jan 08 2010

Public transport behaviours explained

Mon Jan 11 2010

MMP and the Constitution: a stock-take

Wed Jan 13 2010

More awareness of children’s rights needed

Wed Jan 13 2010

The rise of Buddhism in New Zealand

Mon Jan 18 2010

Pig carcasses could hold key to death puzzle

Tue Jan 19 2010

Partnership offers students overseas experience

Wed Jan 20 2010

Memory enhanced by ‘sham’ drug

Thu Jan 21 2010

Marsden research to investigate English language

Fri Jan 29 2010

Research sheds light on new employees

Fri Jan 29 2010

Role of NZ’s CEOs Demystified

Mon Feb 01 2010

Crystallisation research mimics nature

Tue Feb 02 2010

Experience solid light

Tue Feb 02 2010

New Zealand-Canada Relationship in the spotlight

Thu Feb 04 2010

Teacher-student relationships impact progress

Thu Feb 04 2010

Closing Te Hurihanga Misguided - academic

Fri Feb 05 2010

History Teaching Breaches Treaty Principles

Fri Feb 05 2010

NZ's digital edge discussed at film symposium

Fri Feb 05 2010

John Key’s success scrutinised in new book

Mon Feb 15 2010

New challenges for New Zealand’s ageing Indian pop

Tue Feb 16 2010

Honorary Doctorates for chemist, diaspora expert

Tue Feb 23 2010

Eclectic composer comes home to NZ School of Music

Fri Feb 26 2010

Using technology to support leadership learning

Fri Feb 26 2010

Research Turns Clock Back 48 Million Years

Mon Mar 01 2010

Kiwi expats returning home for lifestyle

Wed Mar 10 2010

Challenges of Imprisonment in the 21st century

Thu Mar 11 2010

Poet and academic John Newton new JD Stout Fellow

Fri Mar 12 2010

Former Vice-Chancellor Sir Ian Axford dies

Wed Mar 17 2010

Green co-leader to open series on new generation

Mon Mar 22 2010

NZ’s low rates of organ donation challenged

Wed Mar 24 2010

A Scottish View of New Zealand Poetry

Wed Mar 31 2010

Clean Technology Kiwi Bach On World Stage

Tue Apr 20 2010

International Award For Victoria Scientist

Tue Apr 20 2010

Things that make you go "Oh"

Wed Apr 21 2010

Victoria and IRL bringing business to science

Mon Apr 26 2010

New Zealand perspective on Obama presidency

Fri Apr 30 2010

Art plays on

Tue May 04 2010

Employers need focus on capability

Tue May 04 2010

NZ's first Doctor in Creative Writing to graduate

Tue May 11 2010

Polynesian Panthers Public Lecture

Fri May 14 2010

Victoria graduates celebrate success

Mon May 17 2010

Four ‘generations’ of chemists at graduation

Tue May 18 2010

PhD research documents endangered language

Fri May 21 2010

Students use Wilde’s words to explore real passion

Mon May 24 2010

Two US literary giants in New Zealand

Mon May 24 2010

Victoria Offers Fellowships To Chilean Scientists

Mon May 24 2010

Domestic violence increases after Civil Defence

Tue May 25 2010

The Electoral Referendum: options and consequences

Fri May 28 2010

Closer to understanding how tumours evade defenses

Tue Jun 01 2010

Integrity in Science: Climate Debate Implications

Wed Jun 02 2010

Wellington Collaboratorium: An Imaginary Archive

Tue Jun 08 2010

Research another step towards orthopaedic implants

Wed Jun 09 2010

Are we prepared for the Big One?

Thu Jun 10 2010

Pacific flavour for NZ’s biggest IR conference

Fri Jun 11 2010

China’s rise as a global superpower debated

Fri Jun 18 2010

Turning African grain into cosmetics wins contest

Wed Jun 23 2010

Clinical research a focus for new postgraduate dip

Wed Jun 30 2010

Teachers key to scholarship success

Wed Jun 30 2010

From World War II to Wellywood

Mon Jul 05 2010

Russian immigrants found to reconstruct identities

Mon Jul 05 2010

Victoria University wins Australasian Debating

Fri Jul 09 2010

How our explanations shape our future

Mon Jul 12 2010

Raising young people’s understanding of China

Mon Jul 19 2010

The challenge of New Zealand’s ageing population

Wed Jul 21 2010

The impending tsunami of the digital download

Thu Jul 22 2010

Te reo struggles in Australia

Thu Jul 29 2010

Lecture explores untold story of Governor’s wife

Tue Aug 03 2010

Exploring the New Zealand-Latin America link

Mon Aug 16 2010

Digital ‘pet’ gains international acclaim

Tue Aug 17 2010

Swearing in New Zealand English

Fri Aug 27 2010

Support builds for Kiwi solar bach

Wed Sep 01 2010

Victoria University wins the Joynt Scroll

Wed Sep 01 2010

Planning good regulation for the future

Wed Sep 08 2010

New Zealand a climate laboratory for the world

Thu Sep 09 2010

Retro-fitting houses could save lives

Thu Sep 09 2010

Upcoming events at Victoria University 13/09/10

Mon Sep 13 2010

Honorary Doctorates for Professors

Wed Sep 22 2010

New Zealand’s role in a new world order

Thu Sep 23 2010

Theatre Programme celebrates 40 years

Tue Sep 28 2010

New Hunter Fellows announced

Wed Sep 29 2010

Predicting the future of strategic management

Thu Sep 30 2010

Study will help autistic children communicate

Wed Oct 06 2010

Sustainable design minimises storm-water pollution

Tue Oct 12 2010

Second Literary Prize For Victoria University

Wed Oct 13 2010

Value adding to stay in the game

Tue Oct 19 2010

Employment in the film industry lecture

Fri Nov 05 2010

Architectural issues of the Canterbury earthquake

Tue Nov 09 2010

Fast treatment for glacier modelling

Wed Nov 10 2010

Visiting Chair expert on Asia-Pacific affairs

Wed Nov 10 2010

Leading Māori Playwright Comes to Victoria

Mon Nov 15 2010

Autism education requires strong evidence focus

Tue Nov 16 2010

Best and brightest awarded Government prizes

Fri Nov 26 2010

Victoria proud of Welly wins

Fri Nov 26 2010

Victoria University team wins Prime Minister’s Science Prize

Fri Nov 26 2010

Solar powered Kiwi bach on display

Mon Nov 29 2010

A way with words

Fri Dec 03 2010

Scholars: the critic and conscience of our society?

Wed Dec 08 2010

The impacts of education policy under the microscope

Wed Dec 08 2010

Unique international conference in Wellington

Wed Dec 08 2010

Lignite and Climate Change report findings endorsed

Thu Dec 09 2010

Tale of Jersey under the jackboot wins scriptwriting prize

Thu Dec 09 2010

Call for debate on retirement income policy

Fri Dec 10 2010

Music therapy benefits special needs children

Fri Dec 10 2010

Distinguished New Zealand Alumni to be Honoured

Mon Dec 13 2010

Record number of PhDs for Victoria

Mon Dec 13 2010

Women’s opinions about prenatal screening invisible

Tue Dec 14 2010

Adam Prize goes to post-apartheid tale

Thu Dec 16 2010

New research on self-harm among Wellington youth

Thu Dec 16 2010

Turbine 10 now online

Thu Dec 16 2010

Student Wins Postgraduate Research Excellence Award

Fri Dec 17 2010

Roll-your-own tobacco may be more addictive

Wed Jan 12 2011

Fear of being first scares homeowners off innovation

Fri Jan 14 2011

Assessment regime encourages superficial learning

Mon Jan 17 2011

New findings on why Antarctic ice sheets melt

Mon Jan 17 2011

Research helping to understand the role of water in wood

Wed Jan 19 2011

Revolutionising the teaching of te reo

Mon Jan 31 2011

World-leading scientists, Nobel Prize-winner in Wellington

Mon Jan 31 2011

A bird’s eye view of solar innovation

Tue Feb 01 2011

Security expert from India to visit New Zealand

Wed Feb 02 2011

Paul Callaghan wins New Zealander of the Year

Thu Feb 03 2011

VUW gains accreditation in both business and accounting

Thu Feb 03 2011

Free online journal asks what makes us happy

Mon Feb 07 2011

Merino gold fashion show launches year of chemistry

Thu Feb 10 2011

Counting the real cost of crime

Fri Feb 18 2011

Wonders of wool on the world stage

Fri Feb 18 2011

Are there more treaties than Waitangi?

Tue Mar 01 2011

Victoria University announces latest Honorary Doctorates

Wed Mar 02 2011

Victoria University supports Canterbury students

Thu Mar 03 2011

Students asked to express themselves through poetry

Mon Mar 07 2011

'Pavlova Western' winning rave US reviews

Thu Mar 10 2011

Domestic violence a hot issue in the Pacific

Fri Mar 11 2011

Students’ project fosters community spirit

Fri Mar 11 2011

Muslims doing well in NZ despite reports of discrimination

Fri Mar 18 2011

Research sheds new light on black holes

Tue Mar 22 2011

Climate change our problem

Mon Mar 28 2011

Angry wasps deal to their competitors

Wed Mar 30 2011

Study examines links between violence and animal cruelty

Thu Mar 31 2011

"Chew and depth" in New Zealand Poetry anthology

Tue Apr 05 2011

E-learning a powerful tool for teaching the arts

Wed Apr 06 2011

Leading NZ and Australian experts discuss the rise of China

Wed Apr 06 2011

Eco bling not enough

Thu Apr 07 2011

Supercomputer to boost SKA chances

Tue Apr 12 2011

Photographs-reminders of our mortality

Tue Apr 19 2011

Victims of Sexual Offending Don’t Benefit from Long Sentence

Tue Apr 19 2011

A new burst of energy for Solar Decathlon team

Thu Apr 28 2011

NZ historian to take up leading role at Oxford University

Mon May 09 2011

Human-Made Climate Change: Moral, Political and Legal Issue

Wed May 11 2011

Victoria University researchers team up with ZEALANDIA

Wed May 11 2011

University adds Kiwi flavour to American textbook

Thu May 12 2011

Brightest teaching talent recognised

Fri May 13 2011

Victoria University May Graduation

Sat May 14 2011

Free study to help children with behaviour problems

Mon May 16 2011

New Director for MacDiarmid Institute

Tue May 17 2011

Traditional Pacific lifestyle inspiration for healthy living

Tue May 17 2011

Proposal to make honey from mangroves wins competition

Wed May 18 2011

Social media a powerful selling tool

Fri May 20 2011

Trust and fairness increases productivity

Tue May 24 2011

New knowledge could combat fly strike in sheep

Thu May 26 2011

Shaping NZ’s top legal minds for 40 years

Thu May 26 2011

Life of women's rights pioneer explored

Fri May 27 2011

Balancing economic growth with the needs of the planet

Mon May 30 2011

Demand for graduates increasing

Mon May 30 2011

Exploring New Zealand’s legal identity

Mon May 30 2011

Is continuing economic growth possible in a finite world?

Wed Jun 01 2011

Smarter software development

Thu Jun 02 2011

New Visiting Scholar Programme in Economics and Finance

Fri Jun 03 2011

Peter Hughes appointed Victoria’s Head of School of Governme

Fri Jun 03 2011

Electronic banking frustrating for customers

Fri Jun 10 2011

Heart drug less effective for Maori and Pacific Islanders

Mon Jun 13 2011

Pressure to work when sick has long-term negative effects

Mon Jun 13 2011

Post-Treaty landscape charted in valuable new resource

Tue Jun 14 2011

Just how bad is the plight of native frogs?

Thu Jun 16 2011

Is there a future for public television in New Zealand?

Mon Jun 20 2011

Keeping corals alive

Tue Jun 21 2011

First ever Pacific literature conference in New Zealand

Wed Jun 22 2011

New Zealand Sign Language goes digital

Fri Jun 24 2011

HEKE appeal paying off

Mon Jun 27 2011

Showcase of plays from new Victoria directing course

Wed Jun 29 2011

Solar Kiwi bach shipped to US for competition

Wed Jun 29 2011

Toy teaches autistic children positive play

Fri Jul 01 2011

Finding consensus following the crisis

Wed Jul 06 2011

Beyond interest - deepening our engagement with Asia

Mon Jul 11 2011

Māori voting habits assessed in survey

Mon Jul 11 2011

Helping people and wildlife live together

Wed Jul 13 2011

Ian Gordon Fellow expert on English language teaching

Fri Jul 15 2011

The Future of the Commons

Fri Jul 22 2011

VUW: New Chair to School of Government Advisory Board

Tue Aug 02 2011

Victoria professor advocates simplified accounting standards

Wed Aug 03 2011

Inaugural Chancellor’s Lecture—Professor Sir Paul Callaghan

Thu Aug 11 2011

US poet Joy Harjo to bring storytelling magic to Wellington

Thu Aug 11 2011

Feast for Wellington Jazz fans

Mon Aug 15 2011

Vic Chancellor's Inaugural Lecture: Expats paying off loans

Wed Aug 17 2011

Victoria initiative supports growth in digital industries

Thu Aug 18 2011

Victoria scientist wins prestigious international prize

Mon Aug 22 2011

Student team to take on the world

Wed Aug 24 2011

New Zealand has healthy entrepreneurial culture

Thu Aug 25 2011

Winning the World Cup: All Blacks and Ancient Gladiators

Fri Aug 26 2011

Discovering new drugs to fight TB

Tue Aug 30 2011

Education symposium to discuss national standards

Tue Aug 30 2011

Hidden messages in artwork acknowledge Iraqi deaths

Wed Aug 31 2011

Robots may dominate rugby by 2050

Tue Sep 06 2011

Best and brightest awarded Government prizes

Wed Sep 07 2011

Mind control design

Wed Sep 07 2011

Victoria University researchers scoop prestigious awards

Thu Sep 08 2011

Victoria’s creative talent takes international stage

Thu Sep 08 2011

Alexander Pope and the poetry of science

Mon Sep 12 2011

Kiwi bach a stone’s throw from the White House

Mon Sep 12 2011

Lights over Victoria

Mon Sep 12 2011

Victoria graduate gives RWC players something to remember

Mon Sep 12 2011

Growing pains in Asia—and what it means for New Zealand

Thu Sep 15 2011

Open office design leads to territorial behaviour

Thu Sep 15 2011

In Remembrance – facing conflict through music

Mon Sep 19 2011

Race to assemble Kiwi bach in US capital

Mon Sep 19 2011

Sport a media spectacle

Tue Sep 20 2011

More boys when it’s warm? Not in New Zealand

Thu Sep 22 2011

NZ involvement in $3b science project strengthened

Thu Sep 22 2011

Hundreds of thousands to tour Kiwi bach in US capital

Fri Sep 23 2011

Local values and beliefs important when advertising in Asia

Mon Sep 26 2011

Sunshine the energy of the future

Wed Sep 28 2011

Helen Clark, Bill English tour solar Kiwi bach in US capital

Thu Sep 29 2011

Māori in Australia disengaged with politics

Thu Sep 29 2011

Election 2011: Be Informed! lecture series

Fri Sep 30 2011

Kiwi Antarctic scientist honoured for global perspective

Mon Oct 03 2011

Kiwi bach takes third place in Solar Decathlon in US capital

Mon Oct 03 2011

Top New Zealand composer gives rare insight into work

Mon Oct 10 2011

Victoria celebrates 21 years of Māori Admissions process

Wed Oct 12 2011

Experts to speak on Beehive and MMP

Thu Oct 13 2011

Why does most of the universe have nothing in it?

Fri Oct 14 2011

More than chance determines future for baby fish

Tue Oct 18 2011

Winning the World Cup – does it make a difference?

Thu Oct 20 2011

In remembrance of Sir Frank Holmes

Sun Oct 23 2011

The Qantas dispute and New Zealand Industrial Relations

Mon Oct 31 2011

Wave of interest in new cancer therapy

Mon Oct 31 2011

Leading young adult fiction writer heads to Victoria

Mon Nov 07 2011

New Hunter Fellows announced

Tue Nov 15 2011

World renowned linguist talk on Māori and Pasifika languages

Thu Nov 17 2011

Study shows Parliament’s urgency provisions often abused

Tue Nov 22 2011

Understanding the current global crisis

Fri Nov 25 2011

Honorary Doctorate For Takirirangi Smith

Tue Nov 29 2011

Populations of invasive ants die out naturally

Wed Nov 30 2011

New gateway for Te Herenga Waka Marae’s 25th anniversary

Fri Dec 02 2011

Irish drama scoops prestigious scriptwriting prize

Wed Dec 07 2011

"Pleasure reading" key to second language learning

Thu Dec 08 2011

Chancellor and Pro Chancellor re-elected

Fri Dec 09 2011

PhD graduate discovers potential anti-cancer compound

Fri Dec 09 2011

Victoria graduands bring streets alive

Fri Dec 09 2011

Realising a dream for higher education

Mon Dec 12 2011

Refreshing prose poetry collection wins Adam prize

Thu Dec 15 2011

Turbine 2011 full of literary gems

Thu Dec 15 2011

Myths about psychopaths busted

Fri Dec 16 2011

Victoria researcher awarded top honour

Fri Dec 16 2011

Faculty of Commerce and Administration strikes jackpot

Tue Dec 20 2011

Victoria University debaters take world title

Fri Dec 23 2011

Research helping combat drug addiction

Fri Jan 13 2012

Research to improve web search

Mon Jan 16 2012

Corruption drops as incomes rise say Victoria researchers

Wed Jan 18 2012

Summer Shakespeare returns to the Dell with beloved comedy

Wed Jan 18 2012

Engineering students innovate with Android

Thu Jan 19 2012

NanoCamp 2012 – the future of science

Fri Jan 20 2012

Designing using the element of surprise

Tue Jan 24 2012

A wee trick for getting rid of rats

Fri Jan 27 2012

Emigrating together can be harder than going alone

Tue Jan 31 2012

Research helps manage lucrative rock lobster industry

Wed Feb 01 2012

Celebrating Charles Dickens the parliamentary reporter

Tue Feb 07 2012

Ports of Auckland—does outsourcing improve productivity?

Wed Feb 08 2012

Log onto Facebook, contribute to scientific research

Thu Feb 09 2012

New book on New Zealand Film and TV industry released

Tue Feb 14 2012

Research to help hearing loss

Tue Feb 14 2012

Māori must speak out on partial privatisation

Wed Feb 15 2012

Saving critically endangered species

Thu Feb 16 2012

Victoria researchers help develop map of Milky Way

Tue Feb 21 2012

Vic students help speed up Firefox web browsing

Thu Feb 23 2012

Helping to save the billion-dollar kiwifruit industry

Thu Mar 01 2012

DeSForM 2012 Conference: Meaning Matter Making

Wed Mar 07 2012

Inaugural Lecture — Plutarch and Greco-Roman Biculturalism

Tue Mar 13 2012

Maui dolphin—act now or lose a species

Wed Mar 14 2012

The future of the public sector—on a knife edge

Wed Mar 14 2012

Wai-te-ata Press celebrates 50th anniversary

Fri Mar 16 2012

Future generations could face sea levels 20 metres higher

Tue Mar 20 2012

University deeply saddened by death of Paul Callaghan

Sat Mar 24 2012

Webcast of Sir Paul Callaghan’s funeral

Tue Mar 27 2012

Graduate designs affordable, innovative new prosthesis

Fri Mar 30 2012

Inaugural lecture to explore NZ's coastal urban place

Wed Apr 11 2012

Study suggests how to manage the ‘race for marine space’

Fri Apr 27 2012

Hospital productivity in NZ bucks the trend

Tue May 01 2012

Honorary Doctorates for acclaimed astrophysicist

Thu May 03 2012

Victoria celebrates biggest graduation yet

Mon May 14 2012

Discovery could lead to greener ways of making drugs

Wed May 16 2012

Family of five making a splash at Victoria

Thu May 17 2012

Research shows how to increase mental wellbeing

Thu May 17 2012

Law alumna to dive into fresh water regulation

Wed May 23 2012

Wellington students to protest against education cuts

Fri Jun 08 2012

Hardship, history and home feature in Writers on Mondays

Mon Jun 25 2012

An Olympian Gathering Of Poets

Tue Jun 26 2012

The science of learning language

Mon Jul 09 2012

Film industry tempting, but tough

Thu Jul 12 2012

Victoria appoints new creative writing Director

Mon Jul 16 2012

Love & learning: Big debates in early childhood education

Tue Jul 17 2012

From the Old World to the New

Tue Jul 24 2012

Eminent theologian to deliver lectures in Wellington

Thu Jul 26 2012

Gift boosts public policy research for ordinary NZers

Thu Jul 26 2012

Reversing the decline in speakers of te reo Māori

Thu Jul 26 2012

Conference on what has driven China’s growth and development

Tue Jul 31 2012

Kiwis helping kiwi

Wed Aug 01 2012

China security expert to visit New Zealand

Thu Aug 02 2012

Soap to bones: understanding nature’s underlying patterns

Tue Aug 07 2012

Child poverty expert to visit New Zealand

Wed Aug 08 2012

Education in Crisis?

Thu Aug 09 2012

Student finds the truth behind ‘truthiness’

Thu Aug 09 2012

Honorary Doctorate for Samoan Prime Minister

Mon Aug 13 2012

Putting topical issues to the test

Thu Aug 16 2012

Climbing your family tree

Mon Aug 20 2012

Older consumers may be too tolerant for their own good

Mon Aug 20 2012

The future of New Zealand’s marine resources

Tue Aug 21 2012

Exploring how social class influences educational outcomes

Tue Aug 28 2012

VUW Faculty of Engineering Gains Full Industry Accreditation

Tue Aug 28 2012

Examining New Zealand’s relationship with China

Fri Aug 31 2012

Workshop on Solutions to Child Poverty in NZ

Wed Sep 05 2012

Film on Lak people wins top visual anthropology prize

Thu Sep 06 2012

Romantic voyagers voyage Romantics at literature conference

Mon Sep 10 2012

Innovative new uses for flax fibre

Tue Sep 11 2012

Private sector pay outgrows public sector

Wed Sep 12 2012

Symposium to remember Mahy’s fantastic fiction

Fri Sep 14 2012

A Public Meeting on Charter Schools

Mon Sep 17 2012

Border disputes over copyright

Wed Sep 19 2012

Nature of Antarctica’s ice sheet revealed

Thu Sep 20 2012

Etruscan Forgeries: The Arts of Profit and Deceit

Mon Oct 01 2012

Building Wellington’s own Silicon Valley

Tue Oct 09 2012

Top Kiwi Writer To Join Victoria Creative Writing Programme

Wed Oct 10 2012

Miracle material under the microscope

Thu Oct 11 2012

Helping preserve the Tuatapere Hump Ridge Track

Wed Oct 24 2012

Victoria University scoops 12 Marsden grants

Thu Oct 25 2012

A biblical case for compassion in the justice system

Fri Oct 26 2012

Unravelling The Legend Behind Homo Floresiensis

Thu Nov 01 2012

Expert help to reduce child poverty in New Zealand

Wed Nov 14 2012

Institute Strengthens Education Ties between NZ and India

Thu Nov 15 2012

Exploring labour, employment and work issues in New Zealand

Fri Nov 16 2012

Victoria students get close to American politics

Fri Nov 16 2012

Swiss Army Knives And Purple Tomatoes

Tue Nov 20 2012

New Writer in Residence for Victoria University

Wed Nov 21 2012

Student’s invention harvests energy from earthquakes

Fri Nov 23 2012

Honorary Doctorate For Leading Designer

Mon Nov 26 2012

Chancellor re-elected at Victoria University

Thu Dec 06 2012

Victoria researchers investigating children’s emotions

Fri Dec 07 2012

Enthralling and absorbing novel wins Adam prize

Mon Dec 10 2012

Victoria climate change expert: predictions on track

Mon Dec 10 2012

Pioneering Nelson architect follows her heart

Tue Dec 11 2012

Victoria graduands end the year on a high note

Tue Dec 11 2012

Fairy-tale ending for Indian scriptwriter

Wed Dec 12 2012

Reducing water consumption in commercial office buildings

Wed Dec 12 2012

Victoria graduand a top talent

Wed Dec 12 2012

Community mentor earns Victoria degrees

Fri Dec 14 2012

Gangnam Style only the beginning, says Victoria researcher

Tue Dec 18 2012

Protecting traditional knowledge

Thu Dec 20 2012

Research uncovers how kids perceive value as they age

Thu Dec 20 2012

Bedrock breakthrough in Antarctica

Fri Dec 21 2012

New programming language could create a safer world

Wed Jan 09 2013

Centre for Strategic Studies Ranks Third In Global Ratings

Thu Jan 24 2013

Contrasts in Punishment

Tue Jan 29 2013

Victoria University Vice-Chancellor announcement

Tue Jan 29 2013

Master’s Student Explores Sound Through Movement

Fri Feb 01 2013

New appointment delivers opportunities for New Zealand

Fri Feb 08 2013

Conference: Energy innovation for a sustainable society

Mon Feb 11 2013

Victoria’s contemporary art collection to the fore

Wed Feb 13 2013

Loss of trust in business—what this means for global economy

Fri Feb 22 2013

Curriculum responses to the Christchurch earthquakes

Fri Mar 01 2013

Poetry reading by international poet Karen Solie

Tue Mar 05 2013

What would you like to know about the past?

Tue Mar 05 2013

lack of rights or the pull of home prompts Māori migration

Wed Mar 06 2013

Climate Science And Future Climate Governance

Thu Mar 07 2013

Experts to discuss tax policy and accounting standards

Thu Mar 07 2013

Film profiles scientists in the front line of climate change

Mon Mar 11 2013

Talk explores pesty science

Tue Mar 19 2013

A record of state crime and resistance

Wed Mar 20 2013

Neil Quigley Receives Honorary Doctorate In Vietnam

Tue Mar 26 2013

Victoria part of bid to understand hearing defects

Wed Mar 27 2013

Inaugural Donor for Cross-cultural Research Centre

Thu Apr 04 2013

Former Prime Ministers to take part in Constitutional Review

Fri Apr 05 2013

Best New Zealand Poems now online

Mon Apr 08 2013

Victoria to host public lecture by political philosopher

Tue Apr 09 2013

Victoria University tops New Zealand in research rankings

Thu Apr 11 2013

Public lecture on complex workplace interactions

Fri Apr 12 2013

Victoria student gets ticket to Cambridge

Mon Apr 15 2013

Where to from here for New Zealand’s defence force?

Wed Apr 17 2013

Climate change scientists tell their story

Thu Apr 18 2013

Exploring the impact of poverty on children’s learning

Wed Apr 24 2013

Tiny Brains with Big Effects: the World of Ants and Bees

Mon Apr 29 2013

Tiny brains with big effects: the world of insects

Mon Apr 29 2013

New study shows kiwi call in perfect harmony

Wed May 01 2013

Valuing Nature: The Economy and the Environment

Wed May 01 2013

Pacific success in tertiary education

Fri May 03 2013

Victoria rejects Monckton complaint

Fri May 03 2013

Honorary Doctorate for business leader

Mon May 06 2013

Could Coral Reefs Become Sponge Reefs In the Future?

Tue May 07 2013

Wood burning fires a winter health hazard

Tue May 07 2013

Don’t worry, be happy

Wed May 08 2013

Victoria scores well in international ranking system

Wed May 08 2013

Lessons from Chile’s troubled education system

Thu May 09 2013

Student bringing technology to traditional Samoan houses

Fri May 10 2013

Newest Victoria graduates celebrate success

Mon May 13 2013

Paving the Way For Female Māori Graduates

Mon May 13 2013

Researcher helps children with autism to communicate

Tue May 14 2013

Te reo Māori now part of online sign language dictionary

Tue May 14 2013

United Nations conference explores global security issues

Tue May 14 2013

Can Commuting Times Affect House Prices?

Wed May 15 2013

Fiction and reality collide for graduate writers

Wed May 15 2013

Traditional Māori Instrumentalist Featured In Documentary

Mon May 20 2013

Using Mathematics to Understand Volcanoes

Mon May 20 2013

First Light house continues to shine

Mon May 27 2013

Study tour explores Paris, Provence and painters

Tue May 28 2013

New Information On Preventing the Spread of Meningitis

Wed May 29 2013

Samoan dictionary—a much needed update

Wed May 29 2013

New knowledge about deadly cancer

Fri May 31 2013

Miracle materials and mystery particles

Tue Jun 04 2013

Architecture students redesign Lower Hutt

Tue Jun 11 2013

New App makes learning Māori fun

Tue Jun 11 2013

Unravelling the mathematics of the internet

Thu Jun 13 2013

Funding entrepreneurship in developing countries a winner

Fri Jun 14 2013

Public lecture examines financial crises

Fri Jun 14 2013

Modern uses for ancient Māori knowledge

Mon Jun 17 2013

Victoria’s accounting research among best in the world

Mon Jun 17 2013

Inaugural lecture: I raise my eyes to say yes

Tue Jun 18 2013

Evidence supports value of internal assessment in schools

Wed Jun 19 2013

Victoria University Theatre Program presents

Sat Jun 22 2013

Little birds make big decisions

Mon Jun 24 2013

New Zealand women buck global voting trend

Tue Jun 25 2013

Space law expert speaks in Wellington

Tue Jun 25 2013

Victoria congratulates Peter Hughes on appointment

Tue Jun 25 2013

Research predicts the future of leisure

Wed Jun 26 2013

International conference to reflect on European history

Thu Jun 27 2013

New role to address economics of disasters

Mon Jul 01 2013

Victoria welcomes new Pro Vice-Chancellor

Tue Jul 02 2013

Businesses can benefit from young brainpower

Wed Jul 03 2013

Kiwis stand to benefit from super portability

Wed Jul 03 2013

Retro style—more than just nostalgia

Wed Jul 03 2013

Hundreds gather in Wellington for Asia-Pacific Model UN

Fri Jul 05 2013

Forum to analyse income inequality

Mon Jul 08 2013

New Zealand can help defuse tensions on Korean Peninsula

Mon Jul 08 2013

Murder, mystery and secrets laid bare in Writers on Mondays

Tue Jul 09 2013

New study seeks to understand Māori Television

Tue Jul 09 2013

Public quick to apportion blame for Asiana plane crash

Tue Jul 09 2013

Victoria welcomes collaboration with Callaghan Innovation

Tue Jul 09 2013

Limited national economic aftershock from Canterbury quakes

Thu Jul 11 2013

Public invited to balance the books

Mon Jul 15 2013

Victoria University embraces New Zealand musical treasure

Mon Jul 15 2013

Expert to discuss building sustainability into public

Tue Jul 16 2013

Symposium on improving China business strategy

Tue Jul 16 2013

Pain makes people more charitable

Wed Jul 17 2013

Victoria University Press author on ManBooker Longlist

Wed Jul 24 2013

Centre appoints international experts

Fri Jul 26 2013

Green economy in the spotlight

Fri Jul 26 2013

Symposium to explore the science of intimate relationships

Mon Jul 29 2013

Victoria University goes 3D

Mon Jul 29 2013

Engineering students use technology to clean up environment

Wed Jul 31 2013

Victoria’s distinguished alumni honoured at gala dinner

Thu Aug 01 2013

Amateur rugby clubs endangered?

Fri Aug 02 2013

Victoria researchers change the face of computer networking

Fri Aug 02 2013

Getting comfortable with Māori cultural practices

Tue Aug 06 2013

Fostering connections to the natural world

Mon Aug 12 2013

Leading polar expert visits Wellington

Mon Aug 12 2013

New report gives insight into bullying in New Zealand

Mon Aug 12 2013

Acclaimed international writer visits Wellington

Tue Aug 13 2013

Welfare debt a bigger target than unpaid tax

Tue Aug 13 2013

Victoria hosts conference to chart China’s global course

Wed Aug 14 2013

Chinese Kiwis defend New Zealand on social media

Thu Aug 15 2013

Grass alone won’t grow the economy

Thu Aug 15 2013

Victoria researcher solves 40 year-old math problem

Thu Aug 15 2013

Research to enable better management of rock lobster

Tue Aug 20 2013

Big Day In explores the meaning of life

Wed Aug 21 2013

Conference to unearth NZ’s constitutional traditions

Mon Aug 26 2013

Wellington's Next Top Scientists On Show

Mon Aug 26 2013

Young Ecologists Win International Photography Prizes

Tue Aug 27 2013

Pounamu: Play today and shape our future

Thu Aug 29 2013

Quakes have a silver lining for earthquake scientists

Thu Aug 29 2013

Fonterra’s false alarm shows danger of ‘crying wolf’

Fri Aug 30 2013

Seminar explores workplace health and safety systems in NZ

Mon Sep 02 2013

Rise of eSports potential goldmine for marketers

Tue Sep 03 2013

Town versus gown show down to test the meaning of life

Wed Sep 04 2013

Public servants work hard but think poorly of their employer

Thu Sep 05 2013

Leading astronomer visits Wellington

Fri Sep 06 2013

PhD to focus on skilled migration by NZ Pacific Islanders

Fri Sep 06 2013

Churches loosening up towards alcohol

Tue Sep 10 2013

Popular Maths Writer to Speak In Wellington

Thu Sep 19 2013

Entering the drone debate

Fri Sep 20 2013

Environmental activist research wins top prize

Mon Sep 23 2013

A Modern Letters Weekend

Tue Sep 24 2013

Historical poster collection goes online

Thu Sep 26 2013

Puppets of Darkness Take Over

Tue Oct 01 2013

Structural geologist to give inaugural lecture

Tue Oct 01 2013

Commentary on new loan-to-value ratio restrictions

Wed Oct 02 2013

Drinking at work a social too

Wed Oct 02 2013

Debates put topical issues under the microscope

Fri Oct 04 2013

Victoria University appoints Vice-Chancellor

Wed Oct 09 2013

Kipling’s legacy touches New Zealand

Thu Oct 10 2013

Historical prints demonstrate artistry of printmaking

Fri Oct 11 2013

Victoria appoints new Head of School of Government

Mon Oct 14 2013

Enlivening the public face of architecture

Wed Oct 16 2013

Victoria University graduate wins Man Booker Prize

Wed Oct 16 2013

Delivering science in a pizza box

Fri Oct 18 2013

Research on paua and marine reserves making waves

Fri Oct 18 2013

Old volcanic rock to represent Victoria in space flight

Tue Oct 22 2013

Study shows pesticides make some ants more aggressive

Wed Oct 23 2013

The benefits of filming the ‘wrong way’

Wed Oct 23 2013

Organisations can benefit from student skills

Thu Oct 24 2013

International business expert lectures in Wellington

Fri Oct 25 2013

Pulitzer Prize winner to teach at Victoria

Tue Oct 29 2013

Victoria University scoops 21 Marsden grants

Tue Oct 29 2013

New Writer at the International Institute of Modern Letters

Wed Oct 30 2013

Analysing religious poetry for the non-religious

Thu Oct 31 2013

Wearable Technology on show

Thu Oct 31 2013

Community approach needed to address Pacific health decline

Fri Nov 01 2013

Applying common sense for business success

Mon Nov 04 2013

Charging for water a path to conservation

Tue Nov 05 2013

Guest UK scriptwriter at Institute of Modern Letters

Wed Nov 06 2013

Good IT infrastructure essential

Thu Nov 07 2013

Warm reception for cold facts on climate change

Tue Nov 12 2013

Eleanor Catton wins top Canadian literary prize

Thu Nov 14 2013

Vic Uni recreates traditional Māori vegetable garden

Fri Nov 15 2013

Vic University to confer honorary doctorate on Paul Baines

Mon Nov 18 2013

Victoria student to follow great explorer

Thu Nov 21 2013

Lecture to focus on Victorian writer’s ‘terrible sonnets’

Fri Nov 22 2013

New Hunter Fellows announced

Fri Nov 22 2013

Research highlights urgency of reducing carbon emissions

Fri Nov 22 2013

Urgency of reducing carbon dioxide emissions

Fri Nov 22 2013

Southern Alps glaciers in state of rapid change

Mon Nov 25 2013

Vic researchers to play significant role in global project

Tue Nov 26 2013

New award for emerging film writers

Wed Nov 27 2013

Understanding the immune system

Wed Nov 27 2013

BNZ Chair in Business in Asia

Fri Nov 29 2013

Research: Which native birds could cause urban conflict

Mon Dec 02 2013

Virtual body and images to aid diagnosis

Mon Dec 02 2013

Location, location, location

Tue Dec 03 2013

Rugby World Cup generates legacy for volunteering

Wed Dec 04 2013

Student develops portable X-ray system

Wed Dec 04 2013

Colour makes a difference to insects

Thu Dec 05 2013

Clinical research to improve surgery outcomes

Fri Dec 06 2013

Taking a different stage

Fri Dec 06 2013

Playing the interview game

Mon Dec 09 2013

Victoria researchers to uncover the secret life of cats

Mon Dec 09 2013

Bullying—"It is everyone’s problem"

Tue Dec 10 2013

Understanding impulsive behaviour

Tue Dec 10 2013

Victoria graduands end the year on a high note

Wed Dec 11 2013

From drop-out to doctor

Fri Dec 13 2013

Memoir of World War II exile wins Adam Prize

Fri Dec 13 2013

Samoan grandmother Vic’s first Pacific Studies PhD graduate

Fri Dec 13 2013

Callaghan Innovation research teams to transfer to Victoria

Tue Dec 17 2013

Research improves understanding of speech disorder

Tue Dec 17 2013

Writer’s success highlights Victoria University Press

Fri Dec 20 2013

Helping to save the rhino

Tue Jan 14 2014

Victoria researcher ponders how to help problem teenagers

Tue Jan 21 2014

Small talk and humour essential in working life

Wed Jan 22 2014

Beliefs and attitudes can influence reasoning

Thu Jan 23 2014

Bringing nature to the city

Fri Jan 24 2014

Victoria Uni to confer honorary doctorate on Eleanor Catton

Tue Jan 28 2014

Lack of support for New Zealanders with intersex conditions

Wed Jan 29 2014

New thinking on sustainability

Fri Jan 31 2014

New knowledge about treating multiple sclerosis

Mon Feb 03 2014

Adam Art Gallery connects histories of cinema and painting

Tue Feb 04 2014

Ageing population issues under the spotlight

Mon Feb 10 2014

Upcoming Public Lectures at Victoria

Thu Feb 13 2014

Victoria staff and students behind prize-winning book

Thu Feb 13 2014

Helping students get smart with money

Mon Feb 17 2014

Young adults shown to behave differently on Facebook

Tue Feb 18 2014

New writing showcased in Turbine

Wed Feb 19 2014

Study may improve predictions of volcanic eruptions

Thu Feb 20 2014

Silent films depict ocean’s cinematic nature

Fri Feb 21 2014

New accommodation complex for Victoria students

Mon Feb 24 2014

Strengthening forecasting systems in the Pacific

Tue Feb 25 2014

Dignitaries to welcome Victoria’s new Vice-Chancellor

Thu Feb 27 2014

Vic Uni to confer honorary doctorate on Prof Roger Clark

Fri Feb 28 2014

Victoria proud to welcome new Vice-Chancellor

Mon Mar 03 2014

Keeping it in the family

Tue Mar 04 2014

Open Day at Victoria’s Coastal Ecology Lab

Tue Mar 04 2014

Guest lecture to focus on new drug developments

Thu Mar 06 2014

How does Wellington feel and what is it worth?

Thu Mar 06 2014

PHARMAC’s "hardball" approach a money saver

Fri Mar 07 2014

Their Honours do the honours

Fri Mar 07 2014

Making the most of windy Wellington

Fri Mar 14 2014

Victoria University hosts international trade union expert

Fri Mar 14 2014

Research gets gold

Mon Mar 17 2014

New Zealanders’ online privacy behaviours under microscope

Thu Mar 20 2014

Regaining trust key to restorative justice

Fri Mar 21 2014

Victoria University Student Completes Coveted Internship

Tue Mar 25 2014

Children overlooked in the transition to primary school

Thu Mar 27 2014

Best New Zealand Poems now online

Tue Apr 01 2014

Keeping tabs on those who leave

Wed Apr 02 2014

A new voice for schizophrenia

Fri Apr 04 2014

Upcoming Public Policy Lectures at Victoria University

Mon Apr 07 2014

Climate change film goes global

Tue Apr 08 2014

Climate change impacts tuatara population

Wed Apr 09 2014

Addressing misconceptions about psychopaths

Thu Apr 10 2014

Many computer users "too lazy" to protect online security

Mon Apr 14 2014

It ain’t over ’til it’s over—winning back customers

Wed Apr 16 2014

Students create their own league to find legends

Thu Apr 17 2014

The sky’s the limit

Wed Apr 23 2014

Opera brought to life outside concentration camp

Thu Apr 24 2014

On a fast track

Wed Apr 30 2014

Creative focus on Māori and Pasifika perspectives

Thu May 01 2014

Engaging high school students in humanitarian causes

Thu May 01 2014

A double win

Mon May 05 2014

Juggling study and children, with honours

Tue May 06 2014

Composer in Residence brings diverse career experience

Wed May 07 2014

Saving money and the environment at the lights

Wed May 07 2014

Funding endorsement for leading science organisation

Thu May 08 2014

Technology revitalises te reo Māori for next generation

Fri May 09 2014

Counting sheep, dreaming of future technologies

Mon May 12 2014

Celebrating Victoria’s newest graduates

Tue May 13 2014

Eleanor Catton receives Honorary Doctorate from Victoria

Tue May 13 2014

Double degree graduate balances 24 jobs

Wed May 14 2014

Study shows electric cars bring environmental benefits

Wed May 14 2014

Couple who studies together, stays together

Thu May 15 2014

Novel method of promoting youth wellbeing

Tue May 20 2014

Understanding ‘P’ addiction

Tue May 20 2014

Native plants linked to Kākāpō’s survival

Wed May 21 2014

Dealing with negative thinking

Thu May 22 2014

Enterprising concept seeks to eradicate outlawed tradition

Thu May 22 2014

Exploring a world of colour

Fri May 23 2014

Opportunity to hear influential experimental rock group

Fri May 23 2014

Banning ‘legal highs’ is a good thing, right?

Wed May 28 2014

Research shows demand for safer cycle routes

Wed May 28 2014

‘No contest’ election could lead to fewer young voters

Fri May 30 2014

Balancing physiotherapy and fun

Wed Jun 04 2014

Game on

Thu Jun 05 2014

Antarctic microbes demonstrate high tolerance

Wed Jun 11 2014

Victoria leads charge for child-safe batteries

Thu Jun 12 2014

Student on a mission to Mars

Mon Jun 16 2014

Giving voice to silenced works

Tue Jun 17 2014

Lamp to tour in international exhibition

Wed Jun 18 2014

Third way’ enables constitutional change by popular demand

Wed Jun 18 2014

Rare material key to computer advances

Thu Jun 19 2014

High-powered conference to contemplate China’s future

Fri Jun 20 2014

Strong culture of volunteering helps students succeed

Fri Jun 20 2014

Fighting paediatric disease through research

Wed Jun 25 2014

Public talk to explore New Zealand earthquakes

Wed Jun 25 2014

Soaking up the sun

Thu Jun 26 2014

A capital literary season with Writers on Mondays

Fri Jun 27 2014

Lecture by Hito Steyerl features in moving-image series

Mon Jun 30 2014

New appointment for Dean of School of Law

Mon Jun 30 2014

Victoria scientist honoured for communication

Mon Jun 30 2014

Research targets costly grapevine disease

Tue Jul 01 2014

National teaching award for Victoria lecturer

Wed Jul 02 2014

Detecting harmful molecules in the environment

Fri Jul 04 2014

Our diplomacy tested as Japan’s leader visits

Fri Jul 04 2014

Taking charge in electricity research

Mon Jul 07 2014

Get students thinking for you this summer

Tue Jul 08 2014

Putting a dollar value on conservation

Wed Jul 09 2014

Is the internet making us stupid?

Fri Jul 11 2014

Leading Antarctic researcher wins global award

Fri Jul 11 2014

Victoria University looks to expand campuses

Tue Jul 15 2014

World premiere of Voices of the Land in Wellington

Tue Jul 15 2014

Exhibition highlights Māori Deaf students’ experiences

Wed Jul 16 2014

Victoria University Press writers win awards

Wed Jul 16 2014

2013 New Zealand’s warmest winter on record

Fri Jul 18 2014

Honouring the sacrifice of war time with music

Fri Jul 18 2014

Reflecting on the Berlin scene

Fri Jul 18 2014

Using synthetic biology to make new antibiotics

Tue Jul 22 2014

Victoria University Press finalists at NZ Post Book Awards

Wed Jul 23 2014

Wine, architecture and the tourism experience

Wed Jul 23 2014

Surveillance a part of everyday life

Thu Jul 24 2014

Lecture series to provide insight into 2014 election

Fri Jul 25 2014

Capital gains in the capital city

Mon Jul 28 2014

Research reveals unsustainability of America’s workplaces

Wed Jul 30 2014

Rare footage captured of tuatara hatching

Mon Aug 04 2014

Imagining the future of food

Tue Aug 05 2014

Study shows consumers willing to pay for online news

Tue Aug 05 2014

Lecture to argue Gospels based on eyewitness testimony

Wed Aug 06 2014

Victoria announces new strategic appointments

Mon Aug 11 2014

Promising new treatments for multiple sclerosis

Fri Aug 15 2014

Changing views

Tue Aug 19 2014

Public talk on global sustainability

Wed Aug 20 2014

Victoria student scores feature film role

Wed Aug 20 2014

Social inequality still rife in New Zealand

Thu Aug 21 2014

Talk to explore fate of Antarctic ice sheet

Thu Aug 21 2014

Deep Alpine Fault sensitive to nearby earthquakes

Mon Aug 25 2014

Conference to explore New Zealand’s classical influences

Tue Aug 26 2014

National and Labour to outline economic visions

Tue Aug 26 2014

Polar experts to speak in Christchurch

Wed Aug 27 2014

The Luminaries winner gives away riches

Thu Aug 28 2014

Victoria students lead youth engagement publication

Wed Sep 03 2014

Health experts to speak in Auckland

Fri Sep 05 2014

Louise Nicholas fronts film screening of her story

Wed Sep 10 2014

More snow but less ice for Antarctic glaciers

Mon Sep 15 2014

Hundreds of Students Turn Out for Political Debate

Tue Sep 16 2014

Victoria University and MetService join forces

Tue Sep 16 2014

Who’s Harriette?

Tue Sep 16 2014

Celebrity Baby Bumps Found to Affect Pre-Natal Attachment

Wed Sep 17 2014

Tackling a decline of pharmaceutical success

Wed Sep 17 2014

THEA 301 presents The Two Noble Kinsmen

Thu Sep 18 2014

Engagement role key to Victoria’s future plans

Fri Sep 19 2014

Victoria team defend title with speedy robot

Mon Sep 22 2014

Managing land into the future

Tue Sep 23 2014

Simon Denny recreates Kim Dotcom’s personal effects

Tue Sep 23 2014

Christchurch quake indicates need for workplace flexibility

Wed Sep 24 2014

Confucius Institute to celebrate 10th anniversary

Wed Sep 24 2014

New Zealanders warming to solar power

Wed Sep 24 2014

Tackling global challenges

Wed Sep 24 2014

Victoria students help public keep an eye on our water

Thu Sep 25 2014

World wars inspire student to be creative

Thu Sep 25 2014

New Zealand’s energy landscape in 2050

Fri Sep 26 2014

Victoria researcher awarded prestigious fellowship

Tue Sep 30 2014

Warnings from a warming ocean

Tue Sep 30 2014

Documenting historic Māori land law cases for the first time

Thu Oct 02 2014

Use of English in Samoa under the microscope

Fri Oct 03 2014

Studying ancient landforms using new technology

Mon Oct 06 2014

Deal with US company opens doors for Robinson Research

Tue Oct 07 2014

Victoria students pitch to impress

Tue Oct 07 2014

Creating low-cost solar energy

Wed Oct 08 2014

Victoria sporting students succeed at highest levels

Thu Oct 09 2014

Music And the Machine

Thu Oct 16 2014

Wellington’s most iconic Mo mowed for Movember

Thu Oct 16 2014

New Zealand Composer Inducted to Music Hall of Fame

Sat Oct 18 2014

What Antarctica’s past reveals about future climate

Tue Oct 21 2014

Combating bullying in New Zealand

Wed Oct 22 2014

Fighting cyber-crime one app at a time

Wed Oct 22 2014

Idiot-proof computer programming

Fri Oct 24 2014

Research casts Mansfield in a new light

Fri Oct 24 2014

Sea ice belt plays key role in preventing Antarctic melting

Tue Oct 28 2014

Library storytellers shown to contribute to early literacy

Wed Oct 29 2014

New Writer in Residence for Victoria University

Wed Oct 29 2014

Kim Workman awarded 2015 J.D. Stout Fellowship

Thu Oct 30 2014

Finding a balance between technology and nature

Fri Oct 31 2014

New Director for Te Kōkī NZ School of Music appointed

Fri Oct 31 2014

Victoria University to review its investment in fossil fuels

Sun Nov 02 2014

Putting music research to educational use in the Pacific

Mon Nov 03 2014

Marsden funding success for Victoria researchers

Tue Nov 04 2014

Māori customs and protocols go virtual

Tue Nov 04 2014

Professor to write a history of NZ security surveillance

Tue Nov 04 2014

New senior role at Victoria for leading scientist

Thu Nov 06 2014

Research to enhance fertility of New Zealand dairy cows

Fri Nov 07 2014

Legal villain? A post-mortem on Prendergast

Mon Nov 10 2014

Electric performance at Victoria

Tue Nov 11 2014

Research shows disparity between tax paid by women and men

Tue Nov 11 2014

Prestigious fellowships awarded to Victoria researchers

Thu Nov 13 2014

Conference to highlight labour, employment and work issues

Fri Nov 14 2014

Conference on meteorological and climate forecasting

Mon Nov 17 2014

Professor John Psathas awarded Higher Doctorate

Mon Nov 17 2014

Google dream a reality for Victoria student

Tue Nov 18 2014

One-night-only screening of films by Harun Farocki

Thu Nov 20 2014

One-night screening of films by media artist Harun Farocki

Thu Nov 20 2014

Today’s libraries not just about books

Thu Nov 20 2014

A sense of whānau far from home

Wed Nov 26 2014

Thin Ice heading for United States television screens

Thu Nov 27 2014

Young entrepreneurs help create a better New Zealand

Thu Nov 27 2014

Rising kiwi numbers may mask inbreeding depression

Mon Dec 01 2014

Victoria academic 1st to receive management consulting award

Mon Dec 01 2014

New Chancellor elected at Victoria University

Tue Dec 02 2014

Visions of a vegetarian New Zealand

Tue Dec 02 2014

Chinese history expert to receive honorary doctorate

Wed Dec 03 2014

Debating innovation and entrepreneurship

Wed Dec 03 2014

Student work to feature in Pacific exhibition

Wed Dec 03 2014

Fellow to explore finance’s contribution to inequality

Thu Dec 04 2014

Third generation to cross the stage

Thu Dec 04 2014

Mood-altering chemical increases risk of drug addiction

Fri Dec 05 2014

Victoria graduands celebrate their success

Mon Dec 08 2014

Fans expect personal relationship with musicians

Tue Dec 09 2014

Turbine 14 highlights new and established literary talent

Tue Dec 09 2014

Young Adult novel wins Adam Prize

Tue Dec 09 2014

Earth science draws UK siblings to Victoria

Wed Dec 10 2014

Justice inconsistent across New Zealand

Wed Dec 10 2014

Best film scripts awarded prizes at Victoria

Thu Dec 11 2014

Hobbit trilogy audience survey ‘most ambitious ever’

Thu Dec 11 2014

Twin ambitions for twin brothers

Fri Dec 12 2014

Victoria University appoints new Dean of Law

Fri Dec 12 2014

Recognition of quality for Victoria Business School

Mon Dec 15 2014

Teaching robots to see at Victoria

Mon Dec 15 2014

Victoria University commended for student-focused initiative

Mon Dec 15 2014

Victoria graduate helps ensure survival of rarest kiwi

Tue Dec 16 2014

Living within our limits

Wed Dec 17 2014

Victoria University Chancellor receives Knighthood

Wed Dec 31 2014

Iwi connections important for ‘urban’ Māori

Mon Jan 05 2015

What workplace emails reveal about culture

Thu Jan 08 2015

Duo developing social science success at Victoria

Tue Jan 13 2015

Exhibition showcases works from university's art collection

Fri Jan 30 2015

Victoria connecting with Wellington’s tech industry

Tue Feb 03 2015

Yellow light for forest-saving programme in Indonesia

Wed Feb 04 2015

Entertainment at your fingertips

Mon Feb 09 2015

Second Māori language learning app developed for beginners

Fri Feb 13 2015

Study finds need for education about online privacy

Tue Feb 17 2015

Lecture to highlight Alan Turing’s genius

Fri Feb 20 2015

Improving cat welfare may reduce environmental impact

Fri Mar 06 2015

Putting the ‘P’ in pest control

Fri Mar 13 2015

Unique animal communities may need special protection

Wed Mar 18 2015

Victoria community comes together for Vanuatu

Wed Mar 18 2015

Expert to explore bias in pharmaceutical research

Wed Mar 25 2015

Organisational challenges in an outsourced world

Mon Apr 13 2015

Rainbow Warrior Focus for Visiting Research Fellow

Thu Apr 16 2015

Law students contribute to international research project

Tue Apr 21 2015

Two new exhibitions open at Adam Art Gallery

Wed Apr 22 2015

Victoria designs transportable MRI machine

Wed Apr 22 2015

Better hospital care needed for obese patients

Thu Apr 23 2015

Crossbreeding could create stronger future for coral reefs

Wed Apr 29 2015

Better recordkeeping needed to preserve our digital heritage

Thu May 07 2015

Legacy of Futurism explored

Mon May 11 2015

Law students deconstructing climate change

Wed May 20 2015

Thin Ice secures United States television deal

Wed May 20 2015

New company to advance potential treatment for cancer

Thu May 21 2015

Salon event for readers

Thu May 21 2015

Victoria researcher wins funding for revolutionary research

Fri Jun 05 2015

Public talk to discuss what’s best for our bodies

Tue Jun 09 2015

Research to reduce the cost of traffic

Fri Jun 12 2015

Poles apart: Climate change at the ends of the earth

Wed Jun 24 2015

International law-making is focus of conference

Fri Jun 26 2015

Scholars urge minister to take decisive action on Nauru

Thu Jul 02 2015

Climate change: beliefs, biases and measures

Thu Jul 09 2015

Dido and Aeneas at Victoria University’s Memorial Theatre

Thu Jul 16 2015

Students compete in power struggle

Wed Jul 22 2015

Global index proposed to avoid delays on climate policies

Tue Aug 04 2015

Health sector leader to chair University initiative

Mon Aug 10 2015

Young brains provide fresh business ideas

Tue Aug 11 2015

Spreading risk for resilience in the urban system

Wed Aug 12 2015

Teaching excellence award for Victoria’s Dean of Engineering

Wed Aug 12 2015

Research shines light on mediation market

Mon Aug 17 2015

Probing the past to explain explosive eruptions

Wed Aug 19 2015

New Master’s degree to test commercial resolve

Fri Aug 21 2015

Democracy alive and well at Victoria University

Mon Aug 24 2015

Open Government Partnership: A chance to have your say

Wed Sep 02 2015

Research calls for rethink of Alpine Fault

Wed Sep 02 2015

Expert analysis of climate change impacts on Southern Ocean

Thu Sep 03 2015

Riding into research about cycle rage

Fri Sep 04 2015

Invasive ants found to carry novel virus and bee pathogens

Wed Sep 09 2015

Why our native plants are not so special after all

Thu Sep 10 2015

Athfield Architects to design music hub options

Fri Sep 11 2015

Programme looks to the bystander to reduce bullying

Fri Sep 18 2015

Exotic invaders dominating native species

Mon Sep 21 2015

IQ tests show individual differences in bird brains

Mon Sep 28 2015

Better ways to inspire action on climate change

Tue Sep 29 2015

Shedding light on an exciting analytical tool

Mon Oct 05 2015

Commonwealth Scholarship success for Victoria graduate

Tue Oct 06 2015

New graduate school for advanced ICT education

Thu Oct 15 2015

The lasting legacy of climate change

Thu Oct 15 2015

Industry award for Victoria bioscientist

Fri Oct 16 2015

Competition sparks a winning change

Tue Oct 20 2015

Victoria’s green wins gold at sustainability awards

Fri Oct 23 2015

Wellington team top Climathon

Tue Oct 27 2015

Biology wins big in Marsden

Thu Nov 05 2015

Victoria partners with global leader

Tue Nov 10 2015

Ocean exploration brings research honour

Wed Nov 11 2015

New watch saves diabetics’ time

Wed Nov 18 2015

Research shows reality of runaway ice loss in Antarctica

Fri Nov 27 2015

A bright idea to protect local wildlife from cats

Mon Nov 30 2015

Big names confirmed for Victoria’s first climate conference

Wed Dec 02 2015

Measuring uncertainty in the sea

Wed Dec 02 2015

Footage captures kiwi destroying robin nest

Fri Dec 04 2015

Australian grant to study impact of digital technology

Thu Dec 17 2015

Developing a digital reputation

Fri Dec 18 2015

Eco-conscious consumers say it’s not easy being green

Mon Dec 21 2015

Top researcher to highlight the human impact on Earth

Tue Jan 12 2016

Agreement builds on greening goals

Thu Jan 14 2016

How munching Moa affected plant evolution

Mon Jan 18 2016

Survival of the oldest

Fri Jan 29 2016

A tilt in the right direction

Fri Feb 05 2016

Landmark Climate Change Conference to Unite Pacific

Wed Feb 10 2016

Conference ignites pan-Pacific action on climate change

Tue Feb 16 2016

Pacific Climate Change Conference Turns Words into Action

Thu Feb 18 2016

Launch function: Initiative to support obese patients

Fri Feb 19 2016

Expert panel to discuss next steps on TPPA

Mon Feb 22 2016

Māori and Pasifika health in spotlight

Tue Mar 01 2016

Media intrusions into privacy examined in new book

Thu Mar 03 2016

Victoria appoints senior leader in sustainability

Mon Mar 07 2016

Warning that Antarctic ice sheet a "sleeping giant"

Fri Mar 11 2016

Professor wins international computer programming prize

Fri Mar 18 2016

Victoria University congratulates new Governor-General

Tue Mar 22 2016

New Computer Graphics programme looks to the future

Tue Apr 05 2016

Research advocates more money for Kiwi women to learn SD

Thu Apr 07 2016

Victoria student makes strong case for volunteering

Mon Apr 11 2016

Health Research Council funding for VUW researchers

Fri Apr 15 2016

Trans-Pacific Partnership public lectures

Mon Apr 18 2016

New Director for Graduate School of Nursing and Midwifery

Fri Apr 29 2016

New rules needed to support workplace whistleblowers

Tue May 03 2016

Victoria University IP commercialisation set to accelerate

Mon May 09 2016

Zeroing in on energy efficient buildings

Thu May 12 2016

AuramerBio makes diagnosis easier, faster and smarter

Fri May 13 2016

Law changes needed to allow access for visually impaired

Tue May 17 2016

Poorer countries experiencing more heat extremes

Tue May 17 2016

Turning trash into treasure

Wed May 18 2016

Visionary justice advocate receives VU Honorary Doctorate

Thu May 19 2016

Leading sustainability expert joins Victoria

Wed Jun 01 2016

Professor of Law appointed Queen’s Counsel

Wed Jun 08 2016

Multiple sclerosis trial begins at Wellington Hospital

Mon Jun 13 2016

Million-dollar funding to fight antibiotic resistant bugs

Wed Jun 15 2016

New Zealand Defence White Paper under the microscope

Wed Jun 22 2016

Cabinet paper proposes Treaty of Waitangi breaches

Fri Jun 24 2016

Pasifika law and culture experts lift lid on hard issues

Fri Jul 01 2016

Conference focuses on law’s future role

Wed Jul 06 2016

Troubled waters ahead for marine life

Thu Jul 07 2016

Measles, melanoma and ripples in the deep

Fri Jul 15 2016

Survey shines light on working conditions

Fri Jul 22 2016

New prescription for community pharmacies

Mon Jul 25 2016

Promising Alzheimer’s research takes a step forward

Mon Aug 01 2016

The immune system—when does a friend become an enemy?

Wed Aug 03 2016

Former Prime Minister calls for new constitution

Wed Aug 10 2016

The influence of Māori and Pasifika ancestry on health

Mon Aug 15 2016

New Zealand decision on Paris agreement welcomed

Wed Aug 17 2016

Victoria offers unique international trade degree

Thu Aug 18 2016

Victoria University health researchers honoured

Fri Aug 19 2016

Phoning home helps threatened languages live on

Fri Aug 26 2016

Victoria appoints senior leader in digital technologies

Mon Sep 05 2016

Governance of citizens’ data reaches "critical point"

Wed Sep 07 2016

You and your 10 billion best microbial buddies

Fri Sep 09 2016

Studying billions of small fish in a big pond

Tue Sep 13 2016

The link between nature, nurture and brain disorders

Tue Sep 13 2016

Top appointment to head Victoria cybersecurity partner

Tue Sep 13 2016

Digital disruption: a Wellington case study

Wed Sep 14 2016

Victoria joins prestigious online course provider

Wed Sep 14 2016

Victoria researchers win multi-million-dollar funding

Thu Sep 15 2016

Euripides’ The Trojan Women A New Translation

Fri Sep 16 2016

New book asks how much power the government should have

Fri Sep 16 2016

Logical methods to interpret evidence in the courtroom

Wed Sep 21 2016

A man on a drug discovery mission

Tue Sep 27 2016

Sponges potential ‘winners’ in the face of climate change

Thu Sep 29 2016

Ocean is responding to climate change

Mon Oct 17 2016

24 hour race to find climate change solutions

Wed Oct 26 2016

Tuiloma Neroni Slade to receive honorary doctorate

Tue Nov 01 2016

Turning that frown upside down with creative coding

Fri Nov 18 2016

Putting New Zealand on the front page

Mon Nov 21 2016

The side of diagnosis we don’t talk about

Tue Nov 22 2016

Satellite observations provide new insight into sea levels

Wed Nov 23 2016

Family violence perpetrators need better response

Fri Nov 25 2016

Smoking to self-medicate

Tue Dec 06 2016

The far-reaching impact of Antarctic melting

Tue Dec 13 2016

New Zealand seafloor needs protection from deep-sea mining

Wed Dec 14 2016

Power to the people

Thu Dec 15 2016

A free virtual field trip to Antarctica

Mon Dec 19 2016

Māori constitutional law lies in stories not statutes

Tue Dec 20 2016

What will the wasp plague be like this year?

Wed Jan 18 2017

Harnessing hope to treat rare disease in children

Tue Jan 24 2017

Partnership to strengthen legal research in New Zealand

Thu Jan 26 2017

University centre to open in the heart of creative industry

Fri Jan 27 2017

Future sea-level rise from warming of polar ice sheets

Tue Feb 07 2017

The impact of our warming world on Earth’s ice

Thu Feb 09 2017

Explaining New Zealand’s "unusual" growing glaciers

Wed Feb 15 2017

Adapting to New Zealand’s changing climate

Mon Feb 20 2017

Human rights is the new business risk

Fri Feb 24 2017

Victoria offers accredited courses for patent attorneys

Mon Feb 27 2017

New temperature extremes for Antarctica

Thu Mar 02 2017

Mimicking evolution to treat cancer

Fri Mar 03 2017

First evidence of rhinos’ ability to correct sex imbalance

Tue Mar 07 2017

New Zealand lags behind in international shipping law

Mon Mar 13 2017

Victoria establishes Faculty of Health

Wed Mar 15 2017

Experts discuss improving governance for a better future

Mon Mar 20 2017

Five-year research partnership targets breast cancer vaccine

Tue Mar 21 2017

New Zealanders’ beliefs in climate change increasing

Wed Mar 29 2017

Proving the benefits of music therapy

Fri Apr 07 2017

Way forward for developing e-government in the Pacific

Fri May 26 2017

Students to gain insight into the future of ICT

Mon Aug 14 2017

Reimagine Tory Street – winning design announced

Thu Aug 24 2017

Kapiti Gateway Architecture Exhibition: Paraparaumu Beach

Tue Aug 29 2017

Making New Zealand great for children… Election 2017

Fri Sep 01 2017

Improbable Futures Forum III, Saturday 9 September

Mon Sep 04 2017

New digital media centre from Government’s funding

Thu Sep 21 2017

Luke Willis Thompson debuts new work

Mon Feb 19 2018

ASEAN@50 Fellowships awarded

Fri May 18 2018

THEA301 Class presents Black November 1918

Fri Sep 21 2018

Celebrating 15 years of Velocity

Tue Dec 11 2018

Drop The Mic & VUW Present… Fairlie Amusing!

Tue May 21 2019

Local Doctoral Student Wins Prized International Award

Thu Oct 10 2019

Public lecture explores role of superconductors in energy

Wed Nov 06 2019

Antarctica to London

Sat Nov 30 2019

Road Blocked, Waioeka Gorge - Bay Of Plenty

Thu Nov 26 2020

Branko Marcetic: Labour’s Pay Freeze Isn’t Just A Betrayal Of Workers – It’s A Rejection Of Mainstream Economic Thinking

Mon May 10 2021

Art, Technology, Virtual And Extended Realities On Show

Tue Jun 14 2022

University Welcomes Funding For Wellington Science City

Sat May 20 2023

Catherine Chidgey Makes History – Again

Fri Jun 16 2023

Racism In Schools A Huge Factor Young Māori Are Suffering From Mental Health And Leaving School Early

Thu Jul 20 2023

Shingles Vaccine Reduces Risk Of Stroke And Heart Attack From Virus, Study Suggests

Mon Jul 24 2023

Victoria University Of Wellington Proudly Celebrates Its Exceptional Alumni

Wed Aug 09 2023

New Zealand Social Media Study To Monitor 2023 Election Campaign

Wed Sep 20 2023

Election Study Tracks Facts And Fiction In Political Parties’ Social Media Campaigns

Fri Sep 29 2023

Who’s Going Negative? Social Media Campaigning In The 2023 Election

Fri Oct 06 2023

New Law Reform Project To Focus On Bail And Custodial Remand Practices In Aotearoa

Fri Oct 20 2023

Shelley Burne-Field Named As 2024 Emerging Māori Writer In Residence

Thu Nov 23 2023

Fifty Freshwater Experts, Leaders Urge Christopher Luxon Not To Make "Terrible Mistake" On Clean Drinking Water

Mon Dec 18 2023

Stout Research Centre Appoints 2024 JD Stout Fellow And Awards Lydia Wevers Scholarship In New Zealand Studies

Fri Feb 23 2024

Researchers Pilot World-first Programme For Autistic Kids

Wed Apr 24 2024

New Zealand School Of Music Announces Jazz Composer-in-Residence 2024

Mon Apr 29 2024

Follow The Call Of The Disco Ball In The Rover At Studio 77 - A Re-imagined Restoration Play At Te Herenga Waka

Tue Apr 30 2024

Prescription Co-payments Linked To More Hospital Admissions, Study Finds

Fri May 17 2024

Work Continues On National Music Centre In Capital City

Mon Jun 24 2024

Matariki Exhibition Tuku Iho Open To Public

Wed Jul 03 2024

Was The ‘Team Of Five Million’ A Myth?

Wed Jul 03 2024

New Exhibitions At Adam Art Gallery Help Us Think About Our Relationship With The Built Environment

Thu Jul 04 2024

Emele Ugavule Named As 2024 Emerging Pasifika Writer In Residence At Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University Of Wellington

Thu Jul 11 2024

Pasifika Roadshow Empowers Future University Students

Mon Jul 29 2024

Public Seminar: A Decade Of Debt

Tue Aug 27 2024

New Exhibition At Adam Art Gallery Represents An Innovative Moment For Museum Practice In Aotearoa

Sun Sep 29 2024

New Innovation And Entrepreneurial Co-Working Hub Hosted At Victoria University

Thu Oct 17 2024

A Festival Of Poetry And Film

Tue Nov 05 2024

Pounamu Jade Aikman Named As 2025 Emerging Māori Writer In Residence

Thu Nov 21 2024

Empowering Pasifika Students To Shine With New Scholarship And Dedicated Space

Fri Nov 29 2024

Living Pā Opens: New Name Unveiled

Fri Dec 06 2024

Law Students to be shafted in VUWSA Election

Mon Sep 16 2002

A Wananga Is Not A University

Tue Oct 21 2003

International Education Package Welcomed

Tue May 11 2004

University Establishment Law Clarification Welcome

Fri Sep 17 2004

Universities Refute Accountability Assertion

Thu Dec 02 2004

6% Of 2003 University Graduates Located O'seas

Fri Dec 10 2004

NZ University Degrees Represent Value For Money

Wed Apr 20 2005

Universities Support Tertiary Savings Scheme

Tue May 10 2005

University Investment Welcomed

Thu May 19 2005

Vice-Chancellors And Unions Reach Agreement

Mon Aug 29 2005

Rhodes Scholars Elect For 2006

Tue Oct 18 2005

Cullen identifies the real tertiary ed issues

Wed Feb 01 2006

Universities Under-Funded, Salaries Inadequate

Thu Mar 09 2006

Girdlers’ Scholar for 2006

Thu Mar 16 2006

Universities Welcome Future Directions

Tue Apr 04 2006

NZ Vice-Chancellors' Committee News Bulletin

Wed May 03 2006

Vice-Chancellors Welcome Minister's Statement

Thu May 18 2006

Unions, universities welcome extra funding

Wed Jun 28 2006

German-NZ Academic Links Agreement Signed

Thu Jun 29 2006

NZ and Malaysian VCs discuss collaboration

Wed Jul 12 2006

Universities’ Science Funding Concerns Confirmed

Thu Jul 20 2006

Rhodes Scholars Elect for 2007

Wed Oct 18 2006

NZVCC Electronic News Bulletin

Tue Jan 30 2007

Saudi Arabian Students To Enrich NZ Universities

Thu Feb 01 2007

Girdlers’ Scholar For 2007

Mon May 07 2007

Budget: No Surprises For Universities

Thu May 17 2007

Tertiary Teaching Excellence Awards announced

Wed Jun 13 2007

Award Enables Royal Academy Study For Clarinettist

Wed Jul 04 2007

Rhodes Scholars Elect For 2008

Fri Oct 19 2007

NZVCC News Bulletin

Wed Dec 05 2007

NZQA position on national degrees strongly opposed

Tue Apr 01 2008

Something missing here?

Tue Apr 29 2008

Waikato Student Recipient of Post-Grad Scholarship

Mon May 19 2008

A Meagre Budget For Universities

Thu May 22 2008

Budget verdict – meagre for universities

Tue May 27 2008

NZ Academic Salaries Lag Behind Competition

Wed May 28 2008

Student Allowance Speculation Unhelpful

Thu Jul 17 2008

Report Highlights Need To Invest In Universities

Thu Sep 11 2008

Schools Plus Initiative Supports Transition To Uni

Mon Sep 22 2008

Call to focus tertiary expenditure on quality

Wed Oct 15 2008

NZVCC - Portfolio announcements awaited

Tue Nov 11 2008

NZVCC briefing document sent to ministers

Tue Nov 25 2008

A Nine-Point Plan For University Action

Thu Nov 27 2008

Rhodes Scholars Elect For 2009

Thu Nov 27 2008

Universities - essential NZ infrastructure

Thu Nov 27 2008

Universities Commit Support To Economic Recovery

Fri Feb 27 2009

NZ Should copy Aus To Boost University Graduates

Wed Mar 11 2009

Cambridge A Springboard For International Career

Thu Mar 26 2009

TEC approves MANU-AO funding

Thu Apr 16 2009

Universities Key To Economic Recovery And Growth

Fri Apr 24 2009

Universities Urge Government To Support Them

Fri May 01 2009

NZ Must Emulate Aus Funding Boost For Universities

Wed May 13 2009

Demand For Skills Acquisition Should Be Met

Fri May 15 2009

Budget Deals Body Blow To Universities

Fri May 29 2009

Budget Special: Body blow dealt, future uncertain

Tue Jun 02 2009

Universities Committed To Driving Innovation

Wed Jul 29 2009

Policy on unfunded students crystal clear

Tue Aug 18 2009

University Education A Critical Investment

Wed Sep 09 2009

NZVCC Newsletter

Wed Sep 16 2009

Universities Positive On High-Level Rs&T Direction

Fri Oct 23 2009

Building Critical Mass Around Key Academic Leaders

Tue Nov 03 2009

Rhodes Scholars Elect for 2010

Thu Nov 19 2009

Economic Reform Plan Has Mixed Message for Unis

Mon Nov 30 2009

New Chair for NZVCC

Tue Dec 15 2009

Budget does little to enhance universities

Fri May 21 2010

University or what!?

Thu May 22 2008

Lecturers threaten to withhold students’ marks

Fri Nov 20 2009

USU hosts fourth Kids' Day Out

Wed Mar 10 2010

Kids’ Day Out at Henderson Primary School

Wed Nov 09 2011

Shapeshifter to Headline Sounds in the Sun

Thu Jan 19 2012

Management School economist wins Excellence Award

Wed Jun 28 2006

Waikato Leadership Centre Builds Reputation

Wed Jul 05 2006

Rugby – Pain, Fear, Pleasure And Masculinity

Wed Aug 23 2006

Schools in the 21st Century

Wed Aug 30 2006

Adult Learners' Awards

Fri Sep 01 2006

Researchers receive support from the Marsden Fund

Fri Sep 08 2006

Schools In The 21st Century

Tue Sep 12 2006

Anthropologist awarded Fulbright Lectureship in US

Thu Sep 14 2006

Secondary Students and the School of the Future

Thu Sep 14 2006

Former VC to be Awarded Degree of Honorary Doctor

Mon Sep 25 2006

University embarks on ambitious building programme

Fri Oct 13 2006

University of Waikato Update

Tue Oct 17 2006

Sustainability: glass half empty or half full?

Fri Oct 20 2006

Management prof finalist in internatl ethics award

Wed Nov 01 2006

New Dean At University of Waikato

Fri Nov 03 2006

China’s hidden history on display

Mon Nov 13 2006

Agreement signals new note in music education

Tue Nov 21 2006

Advocate for transparency receives honorary award

Tue Dec 19 2006

Noted Educator Seeks New Focus

Tue Dec 19 2006

New professor of management communication

Wed Jan 31 2007

Sustainable supply chain expert joins University

Wed Jan 31 2007

Top award for lecturer with the human touch

Fri Feb 23 2007

Academic excellence award for doctoral graduate

Wed Feb 28 2007

University Centre awarded $1.12m for study

Wed Feb 28 2007

Leading historian accepts Waikato professorship

Thu Mar 01 2007

Waikato University researcher ranks Manukau top

Thu Mar 08 2007

Top post at Waikato for leading Maori Educator

Fri Mar 09 2007

Waikato University researcher wins funding to help

Thu Apr 12 2007

Management School confirms No 1 research ranking

Fri May 04 2007

Substantial increase in research performance

Fri May 04 2007

Substantial increase in research performance

Mon May 07 2007

Sustainability: Businesses say it’s personal

Wed May 30 2007

Environment BoP extends support for lakes research

Fri Jun 22 2007

Former PRINZ pres appointed to communications role

Fri Jun 29 2007

University appoints new director of development

Fri Jun 29 2007

Savvy science goes live

Mon Jul 02 2007

$10.8 million boost to Waikato research funding

Wed Jul 18 2007

Business comp for young Maori goes down to wire

Mon Jul 30 2007

Scientists address climate change at marine conf

Mon Aug 20 2007

Scholarship to study Pacific cultural enterprise

Thu Aug 23 2007

University of Waikato calls for sweeping changes

Mon Aug 27 2007

Waikato wins 3 Top Achiever Doctoral Scholarships

Thu Aug 30 2007

East Coast 'son' Top Achiever Doctoral Scholarship

Mon Sep 03 2007

Waikato awarded $1.4m in Marsden Funds

Thu Sep 06 2007

Imagine the School of the Future

Thu Sep 20 2007

Perfect accessory for nervous joggers

Thu Sep 20 2007

Fiji elections dogged by deficiencies

Mon Oct 08 2007

Hillary Scholarships keenly sought

Thu Nov 29 2007

Mau Moko The World of Māori tattoo

Wed Dec 05 2007

Outstanding teaching Awards

Wed Feb 20 2008

Researcher sees potential for Waikato tourism

Wed Feb 27 2008

Professor slams environmental performance report

Thu Feb 28 2008

Environmental economist to lead Management School

Tue Mar 04 2008

Is loyalty overrated?

Wed Jun 11 2008

Seasonal worker programme proves a winner

Fri Jun 13 2008

Fieldays ripple effect matters

Wed Jun 18 2008

Look to developing sheep meat markets - analyst

Thu Jul 03 2008

Public sector fat cats?

Wed Aug 06 2008

Waikato economist named Economist of the Year

Wed Sep 03 2008

Speaker of House returns to Waikato University

Wed Sep 24 2008

Waikato Management School research wins funding

Tue Sep 30 2008

Gen-i, Waikato launch post-graduate sales training

Mon Oct 20 2008

Underwater exploration of underwater geysers

Fri Nov 14 2008

Waikato Uni helps put Shakespeare into schools

Mon Dec 08 2008

Carbon calculators put to the test

Wed Dec 10 2008

Three new faces for Waikato Uni foundation

Wed Dec 10 2008

Future leaders need more knowledge and skills

Thu Dec 11 2008

Wanted: Possum teeth

Fri Dec 12 2008

Put a library in your pocket

Mon Dec 15 2008

US award for Greenstone digital library project

Tue Dec 16 2008

Waikato scientists put on ice for summer

Tue Dec 16 2008

Model behaviour from university scientists

Wed Dec 17 2008

Reasonable behaviour – complex stuff

Thu Jan 08 2009

Hydro spills prove need for extra storage - expert

Fri Jan 09 2009

Employers ‘should embrace’ ageing workforce

Tue Jan 20 2009

Life-changing voice training

Fri Jan 23 2009

Scholarship for oil rock research

Fri Jan 30 2009

Beach safe: Student aims to predict rips

Mon Feb 02 2009

Quackers about games

Mon Feb 02 2009

Listening to all sides of the story

Tue Feb 10 2009

Public Lecture Series Targets Boys’ Learning

Thu Feb 12 2009

Teaching enrolments way up at Waikato

Thu Feb 12 2009

Uni student on tui mission

Tue Feb 17 2009

Waikato professor wins Agilent Foundation grant

Tue Feb 17 2009

Leukaemia girl wins inaugural uni scholarship

Thu Feb 19 2009

More science on the menu for students

Fri Feb 20 2009

Brigadier to teach intensive law paper at Waikato

Mon Feb 23 2009

Chance encounter of a shrubby kind

Mon Feb 23 2009

Reach for the stars

Tue Feb 24 2009

Hitler plot movie omits key facts – expert

Wed Feb 25 2009

Working In New Zealand Costs Dear

Thu Feb 26 2009

Families turn out for university earth trail

Mon Mar 02 2009

Surge in enrolments for Waikato University

Mon Mar 02 2009

By gully – popular course returns

Mon Mar 09 2009

University Nightglow event supports Earth Hour

Mon Mar 09 2009

Elite BMX biker among University’s new Scholars

Tue Mar 10 2009

Hillary Scholarship for film student

Wed Mar 11 2009

Waikato leads the way with online advertising

Thu Mar 12 2009

University lecturer to look at iwi-based learning

Mon Mar 16 2009

New research will help Pacific nations

Thu Mar 19 2009

Hawaii residency for Maori artist

Thu Mar 26 2009

More than pretty buildings

Thu Mar 26 2009

Prizewinning idea puts culture online

Thu Mar 26 2009

Waikato student’s winning idea puts culture online

Mon Mar 30 2009

Salad bar reaches top three in competition

Tue Mar 31 2009

New research into stroke recovery

Mon Apr 06 2009

Waikato Uni hosts free climate change lecture

Tue Apr 07 2009

Getting the profit pollution balance right

Thu Apr 09 2009

Researcher to study sound and fury

Thu Apr 09 2009

Seeing What You See

Thu Apr 09 2009

Study to investigate ageism

Thu Apr 09 2009

NZ Restoration Projects Impress Panel

Wed Apr 15 2009

Chemistry student to mingle with Nobel laureates

Thu Apr 16 2009

Waikato Uni hosts free climate change lecture

Thu Apr 16 2009

Waikato Uni wins large literacy, numeracy contract

Thu Apr 23 2009

Honey producers win in new testing method

Fri Apr 24 2009

Allrounder Waikato student picked for Eco-Minds

Mon Apr 27 2009

Bringing a bit of NZ to contemporary music

Wed Apr 29 2009

Putting education first

Wed Apr 29 2009

Computer science graduate aims to make life easier

Fri May 01 2009

Safer driving brochure targets young drivers

Fri May 01 2009

Software engineering degree proves just the ticket

Fri May 01 2009

Helen Clark raises profile of train accidents

Mon May 04 2009

University panel discusses economic crisis

Mon May 04 2009

Waikato University worth nearly $1bn nationally

Wed May 13 2009

Farmer-turned-humanitarian engineer to warzone

Mon May 18 2009

Research to receive millions in German funding

Mon May 18 2009

One fish, two fish, pest fish, shoo fish

Tue May 26 2009

Software engineering brings success for student

Tue May 26 2009

Waikato Uni goes bush at Fieldays

Tue May 26 2009

Maori student programme rolled out

Fri May 29 2009

Distance no barrier to learning at Waikato

Tue Jun 02 2009

Waikato University showcases ‘speaking billboard’

Tue Jun 09 2009

University gains top international accreditation

Thu Jun 18 2009

Award for Waikato computer graphic design lecturer

Tue Jun 23 2009

Waikato University honours social commentor

Fri Jun 26 2009

Waikato Uni bestows posthumous honorary doctorate

Mon Jun 29 2009

Restoration work the focus of Workshop

Tue Jul 07 2009

Early letters offer unique window into New Zealand

Mon Jul 13 2009

Big firms offer better pay – but at what cost?

Mon Jul 20 2009

Waikato researchers probe youth’s hopes and fears

Mon Jul 20 2009

Water, water everywhere – but not enough

Wed Jul 22 2009

Students needed for szun, sea - and wine

Thu Jul 30 2009

Free lectures on global economic crisis

Mon Aug 17 2009

International win for clever dataminer

Mon Aug 17 2009

Commitment to social equity wins recognition

Tue Aug 25 2009

Waikato University honours food writer, critic

Tue Aug 25 2009

Top award for disarmament campaigner

Tue Sep 01 2009

Waikato student swaps sunshine for autumn chill

Wed Sep 02 2009

Good dog, Bad dog

Thu Sep 03 2009

Honey breakthrough reveals manuka’s secrets

Thu Sep 03 2009

A wave of summer learning hits Waikato University

Wed Sep 09 2009

Top scholarship for heavy vehicle researcher

Thu Sep 10 2009

Top scholarship for Waikato student

Tue Sep 22 2009

University course gets people thinking

Thu Oct 01 2009

Honorary Doctorate for former AB captain

Fri Oct 02 2009

Top Scholarshop For Waikato Student

Wed Oct 07 2009

Sustainability at a crossroads

Mon Oct 12 2009

NZ cities to benefit from University project

Tue Oct 13 2009

Chip off the old block

Tue Oct 20 2009

Dame Lynley Dodd to Receive Honorary Doctorate

Tue Oct 27 2009

Getting rich isn’t always glorious

Wed Oct 28 2009

Interactive advertising that follows you around

Mon Nov 02 2009

Waikato Student Wins Internship

Tue Nov 10 2009

Creativity in the classroom

Wed Nov 11 2009

Waikato ensemble wins music scholarship contest

Fri Nov 27 2009

How dolls put Hamilton on the map

Thu Dec 03 2009

Waikato University to let fingers do the walking

Wed Jan 06 2010

Waikato Uni first to let your fingers do walking

Thu Jan 07 2010

New Tauranga-based degree on offer

Mon Jan 11 2010

New Year honour for Waikato Uni activist academic

Mon Jan 11 2010

Brain injury study to focus on the Waikato

Tue Feb 09 2010

Environment Bay Of Plenty To Fund University Role

Fri Feb 12 2010

University Library Collection Becomes a Legacy

Mon Feb 22 2010

Youngest Magic player a Waikato Uni Scholar

Wed Mar 03 2010

Students’ wildlife webcam makes Imagine Cup Final

Thu Mar 04 2010

Small business challenges: from the horse’s mouth

Mon Mar 08 2010

Hillary Scholar programme welcomes first surfer

Thu Mar 11 2010

New study of Maori dying, death, bereavement

Mon Mar 15 2010

Men and pregnancy – showing the symptoms

Wed Mar 17 2010

Student's first academic paper wins US award

Wed Mar 17 2010

Have you seen this man?

Thu Mar 18 2010

First the walking bus, now the cycling train?

Mon Mar 22 2010

Māori Battalion scholarship for tangi researcher

Mon Mar 22 2010

International premiere for student's composition

Wed Mar 24 2010

Getting down and dirty with shellfish

Thu Mar 25 2010

More awareness will reduce child driveway deaths

Mon Mar 29 2010

National Māori awards for academic excellence

Mon Mar 29 2010

Waikato University set for Kīngitanga Day

Mon Mar 29 2010

Sorry seems to be the most interesting word

Wed Mar 31 2010

Māori Battalion scholarship opens way for leaders

Thu Apr 08 2010

Parlez-vous magnetohydrodynamics?

Fri Apr 09 2010

Waikato Doctorate Caps Principal’s Achievements

Mon Apr 12 2010

An honour for scientific study

Wed Apr 14 2010

Honorary doctorate for human rights advocate

Wed Apr 14 2010

Waikato University Finds Its Mystery Man

Wed Apr 14 2010

Good Water Second Place In World Competition

Mon Apr 19 2010

Top Scholarships For Waikato Graduates

Mon Apr 19 2010

Waikato University Leads Business Case League

Mon Apr 19 2010

Engineering grad spoilt for choice

Wed Apr 21 2010

Double-take on Waikato management grads

Mon Apr 26 2010

Waikato-wide study shows head injuries more common

Mon Apr 26 2010

Bellbirds back in Hamilton after century-long loss

Mon May 03 2010

New scholarships a boost for engineering

Mon May 10 2010

Biotech student researchers rewarded

Tue May 18 2010

Tiger tamer?

Tue May 25 2010

Students check out uni options at Windermere

Fri Jun 11 2010

Waikato students receive Freemasons scholarships

Fri Jun 11 2010

Uni helping to spread the word about science

Thu Jun 24 2010

Accountants value work-life balance

Tue Jun 29 2010

Weta project gets makeover from Waikato student

Mon Jul 05 2010

University building 5 Green Star certified

Tue Jul 13 2010

The good weed?

Thu Jul 22 2010

Waikato student scoops petroleum scholarship

Thu Jul 22 2010

Pacific sojourn becomes life project

Thu Jul 29 2010

Public lecture to explore what lies behind talent

Mon Aug 02 2010

Art by mistake?

Tue Aug 03 2010

Leading businessman named Distinguished Alumnus

Tue Aug 03 2010

National awards for Waikato Mechanical students

Wed Aug 04 2010

National award for tikanga teacher

Thu Aug 05 2010

Work placement pays off for science student

Fri Aug 06 2010

Google expert honoured with University award

Mon Aug 09 2010

Link between relationships and resilience

Tue Aug 10 2010

Kiwibank founder wins recognition from alma mater

Wed Aug 11 2010

New book puts sustainability into peak performance

Mon Aug 16 2010

Honorary doctorate for Māori language pioneer

Tue Aug 17 2010

New Zealand geography students win three medals

Wed Aug 18 2010

Why we need nerds in a crisis

Thu Aug 19 2010

Passing on: learning more about death and dying

Mon Aug 23 2010

Free lectures focus on Our City, Our Region

Tue Aug 24 2010

Official green stars for new Student Centre

Tue Aug 24 2010

Three minute thesis winner flies across the ditch

Tue Aug 24 2010

Honorary doctorate for the boy who ran away to sea

Mon Aug 30 2010

University gardener wins national title

Mon Aug 30 2010

Sustainability divide emerges in wake of recession

Tue Aug 31 2010

Top engineering student returns from France

Thu Sep 02 2010

Two cellists to China

Mon Sep 13 2010

Waikato law students prove top negotiators

Mon Sep 13 2010

Europe-focused internship for Waikato law student

Tue Sep 14 2010

University focus on postgraduate research

Wed Sep 15 2010

Waikato biologist barcodes life

Mon Sep 20 2010

Simpson Grierson Presents Environmental Law Prize

Thu Sep 23 2010

Funding for toxins, business and bacteria

Fri Sep 24 2010

Visiting geophysicist shakes it up with lecture

Fri Sep 24 2010

Can firms spend their way out of a recession?

Wed Sep 29 2010

University partnership boosts titanium industry

Wed Sep 29 2010

Top awards for Waikato geographers

Thu Sep 30 2010

Scientist awarded rare degree at Waikato graduatio

Mon Oct 18 2010

Death studies symposium to hear from coroner

Thu Nov 04 2010

Adding another dimension: computer graphic design

Mon Nov 08 2010

A lifetime of Pacific study earns top medal

Thu Nov 11 2010

Waikato Uni tops census of women’s participation

Thu Nov 11 2010

"Larrikin" former PM unmasked in new biography

Mon Nov 15 2010

New research institute to tackle NZ's future

Mon Nov 22 2010

Waikato agricultural economist wins top Australian award

Mon Nov 29 2010

Waikato grad among UK’s best and brightest PR stars

Mon Dec 13 2010

Academic audit praises University of Waikato

Fri Dec 17 2010

Australasian award for medical physicist

Wed Jan 12 2011

Toxic sea slugs prove endearing research subjects

Thu Jan 13 2011

Waikato Uni scientists aid search for Pink & White Terraces

Tue Jan 18 2011

Waikato University supports national kapa haka competition

Thu Feb 03 2011

Positive practices can make a difference in the workplace

Thu Feb 24 2011

Waikato University to Host Free Public Quake Lecture

Mon Mar 14 2011

Waikato University student developing healthy ice cream

Mon Mar 21 2011

Quake victims welcomed at Waikato University

Thu Mar 24 2011

How ‘ecopreneurs’ are driving sustainability

Tue Mar 29 2011

Waikato University gets ready for Kīngitanga Day

Fri Apr 01 2011

Te Reo online journal takes off

Wed Apr 06 2011

Skating success for Waikato University Student

Wed Apr 13 2011

Unlocking Maori Business Potential

Wed Apr 13 2011

"Reasonably knowledgeable" scientist made emeritus professor

Thu Apr 14 2011

"Brain drain" no drag on development

Mon Apr 18 2011

More doctoral students graduating at Waikato University

Wed Apr 27 2011

Mr Moa now Doctor of Science

Thu Apr 28 2011

Passion for outdoors keeps action man inside

Mon May 02 2011

First Student Editors for Waikato Law Review

Mon May 09 2011

Low levels of vitamin D linked to pneumonia deaths

Wed May 11 2011

Killing koi could be key to saving lake

Mon May 16 2011

ECE Taskforce funding proposal will undermine 20 hours ECE

Thu Jun 02 2011

Celebrating Waikato University’s work placement partnerships

Fri Jun 10 2011

Farmer spending barometer: set fair or stormy weather ahead?

Mon Jun 13 2011

What’s goat milk got?

Mon Jun 13 2011

Blokarting world champ scores job at Microsoft HQ

Wed Jun 29 2011

Understanding life on the ice

Fri Jul 01 2011

University of Waikato selected for Transfer Voucher Programme

Fri Jul 01 2011

Sir Robin Irvine Scholarship to study human impact on ice

Tue Jul 05 2011

Prestigious innovation award for university-based website

Mon Jul 25 2011

Waikato University’s performing arts venue renamed

Wed Jul 27 2011

Paid to Indulge – military historian acknowledged

Wed Aug 03 2011

Women still sporting underdogs

Thu Aug 18 2011

University of Waikato celebrates four top alumni

Mon Aug 22 2011

New environment research institute looks at the big picture

Tue Aug 23 2011

Poet Laureate to speak frankly at University of Waikato

Wed Aug 24 2011

Earthquake risk in Wellington topic of upcoming lecture

Tue Aug 30 2011

Waikato University honour for Māori language proponent

Wed Aug 31 2011

Dry Valley researcher named Kudos finalist

Fri Sep 09 2011

New Dean for University of Waikato’s Faculty of Education

Thu Sep 15 2011

Scholarship for commitment towards wetland research

Thu Sep 15 2011

Adult learners’ hard work recognised

Fri Sep 23 2011

Award for research of importance to women

Mon Sep 26 2011

Innovative ‘Maori MBA’ reaches finals of international compe

Mon Sep 26 2011

Top University of Waikato award for Topp Twins

Wed Sep 28 2011

Tracking down early vibrators proves a challenge

Fri Sep 30 2011

Waikato engineering student creates engraved Multi-tools

Mon Oct 03 2011

Te Awamutu College win ChemQuest challenge

Mon Oct 10 2011

Kudos for Waikato lecturer’s contribution to science

Fri Oct 14 2011

Clever rebranding ticks all the boxes in competition

Mon Oct 17 2011

Waikato student social entrepreneurs go global

Mon Oct 17 2011

Home is how the heart is

Tue Oct 18 2011

"Negative" concepts lead to positive results for researcher

Wed Oct 19 2011

Why culture matters to Māori health

Wed Oct 19 2011

Detailed picture of Rena oil emerging

Sat Oct 22 2011

Waikato student wins Rhodes Scholarship

Tue Oct 25 2011

One step away from umpiring international netball

Fri Oct 28 2011

Possum Food And New Zealand Music Impress

Mon Nov 14 2011

Internet2 and IPV6 provide new opportunities for music

Fri Nov 18 2011

Giant knitted periodic table to be unveiled at Waikato Uni

Wed Nov 23 2011

Waikato Earth & Ocean Sciences announce winners

Tue Nov 29 2011

Waikato takes three of four top honours

Wed Dec 07 2011

Environmental Law puts Hillary Scholar on the right track

Thu Dec 08 2011

Gamers get creative at Waikato University

Thu Dec 15 2011

Waikato student’s software picked up by Google and NASA

Mon Jan 09 2012

No grow areas – study to help find solutions

Fri Jan 27 2012

The Italian Job

Tue Jan 31 2012

Catch Me If You Can voted site favourite

Fri Feb 03 2012

Rethink needed on water allocation in New Zealand

Fri Feb 03 2012

Mummified seals in Antarctica help to predict climate change

Wed Feb 08 2012

Waikato professor awarded honorary doctorate from US

Thu Feb 09 2012

University generates millions for the Waikato

Fri Feb 10 2012

The Power of Water

Mon Feb 13 2012

Dame Malvina Major to share stage with students

Fri Feb 17 2012

LERNZ hit the road to show how to save lakes

Fri Feb 17 2012

Waikato University announces new postgraduate scholarships

Mon Mar 05 2012

A Lifetime Of Letters – Frank Sargeson

Wed Mar 07 2012

Scouring Tauranga harbour for drug and agrichemical leads

Wed Mar 07 2012

Election of a student member of University Council

Tue Mar 13 2012

Waikato Law Professor To Speak At Select Committee

Mon Mar 19 2012

Waikato Sustainability Graduates Land Top Jobs

Mon Mar 19 2012

Canadian High Commissioner to launch Waikato University unit

Thu Mar 22 2012

Waikato University enrolments as at 26 March 2012

Mon Mar 26 2012

Hillary scholar wins Charisma Trophy at BoP Horse Trials

Thu Mar 29 2012

Computer Science graduates celebrate a first

Mon Apr 16 2012

Waikato Graduate Researches Maori Incidence Of Stroke

Mon Apr 16 2012

Doctoral student looks at Tauranga sea lettuce blooms

Mon Apr 23 2012

Expert To Discuss The Problem With Religion

Mon Apr 23 2012

Waikato University Prepares For Kīngitanga Day

Mon Apr 23 2012

Learning new ways to lead

Thu Apr 26 2012

Award-winning alumnus ahead of the game

Mon May 07 2012

Dairy data could answer carbon questions

Thu May 24 2012

Clever thinking creates cleaner water

Wed Jun 06 2012

Dame Malvina hits another high note

Wed Jun 06 2012

New world rankings put Waikato University top in New Zealand

Wed Jun 06 2012

Hot topics to come under scrutiny at Fieldays

Mon Jun 11 2012

Grants to study Māori child rearing and Māori men’s health

Mon Jun 18 2012

BEV receives national recognition

Sat Jun 23 2012

Waikato Antarctic researcher receives Fulbright award

Fri Jun 29 2012

University signs UN commitment to sustainable practices

Mon Jul 02 2012

Te Reo In Spotlight At University Of Waikato Public Lecture

Tue Jul 10 2012

University hosts Hamilton City Council for breakfast

Wed Jul 11 2012

A Fulbright year in Hawai’i

Thu Jul 12 2012

New law and management building at University of Waikato

Thu Jul 12 2012

Waikato social enterprise students to represent NZ in USA

Wed Jul 18 2012

Claudelands the answer for the growing number of graduands?

Thu Jul 19 2012

How well do you sing?

Mon Jul 23 2012

Let the punishment fit the crime

Wed Jul 25 2012

Productivity Commission chair awarded

Mon Jul 30 2012

The University of Waikato and Scion sign agreement

Tue Jul 31 2012

Waikato MBA students' smartphone voice messaging venture

Tue Jul 31 2012

Waikato MBA students take smartphone messaging to next level

Tue Jul 31 2012

Environmental Research Institute signs Biodiversity Accord

Wed Aug 01 2012

The Bad Difficult Years

Thu Aug 02 2012

Te Reo Māori linguist honoured by University of Waikato

Thu Aug 09 2012

Unique Take On Classic French Opera

Thu Aug 09 2012

Social justice campaigner honoured

Mon Aug 13 2012

Perth PhD students utilise Waikato University equipment

Tue Aug 14 2012

Student Wanted for Steampunk Study

Wed Aug 15 2012

Olympic medals: an alternative perspective

Thu Aug 16 2012

The Mystery of the Dead Sea Scrolls

Thu Aug 16 2012

Government Invests In Tools For Better Broadband Performance

Thu Aug 23 2012

New Zealanders’ Landscape Preferences Measured

Fri Aug 24 2012

University of Waikato Chooses Blue/Evaluations eXplorance

Mon Aug 27 2012

Language revival expert calls for native tongue title

Tue Aug 28 2012

Chinese language study a ticket to adventure

Thu Aug 30 2012

Smart refrigeration key to quality meat exports

Thu Aug 30 2012

Waikato professor’s language excellence celebrated

Mon Sep 03 2012

Scholarship student wanted for learning & tablet technology

Fri Sep 07 2012

University of Waikato performing well

Fri Sep 07 2012

Agriculture, arts and science in the spotlight

Mon Sep 10 2012

Teacher shortage likely as school roll predictions skyrocket

Mon Sep 10 2012

Flautist Best Performance At NZ Woodwind Competition

Fri Sep 21 2012

Hall of Fame for Pacific educator

Fri Sep 21 2012

Floral Notes premieres at the Gallagher Academy

Mon Oct 01 2012

Artist, playwright and poet to receive honorary doctorate

Thu Oct 04 2012

Waikato Student Scoops Top Scholarship To Cambridge

Thu Oct 04 2012

Waikato University Rises In Latest World Rankings

Thu Oct 04 2012

Waikato honorary doctorate for analytical testing mainstay

Mon Oct 08 2012

Waikato University partners with Equidays

Thu Oct 18 2012

Waikato University students create printing app

Wed Oct 24 2012

Clever thinking creates cleaner water

Thu Oct 25 2012

Waikato researchers study strangles

Thu Oct 25 2012

Waikato University researchers win six Marsden Fund grants

Thu Oct 25 2012

Getting on top of toxin production

Wed Oct 31 2012

Searching for ecology’s Holy Grail

Wed Oct 31 2012

The reason we share food

Thu Nov 01 2012

Waikato University study: Sport horse industry worth $1B

Fri Nov 02 2012

Researchers turn to "wisdom of elders"

Mon Nov 05 2012

Gay Pride And Public Space – A New Take On Geography

Tue Nov 06 2012

Are we prepared for another Rena?

Fri Nov 09 2012

The one research study to rule them all

Wed Nov 14 2012

Waikato professor to write carbon capture and storage law

Thu Nov 15 2012

Forum to boost Waikato’s trade opportunities with India

Fri Nov 16 2012

Road safety bear gets phone app

Mon Nov 19 2012

Initiative to boost Māori saving and financial literacy

Tue Nov 20 2012

University to play key role in new Māori working panel

Tue Nov 20 2012

Gay pride adds colour to inaugural professorial lecture

Wed Nov 21 2012

Royal Society honour for leading Māori scholar

Thu Nov 22 2012

Waikato has more capacity for engineering students

Fri Nov 23 2012

Honorary doctorate for Susan Devoy

Mon Nov 26 2012

Waikato demographer to contribute to Australian research

Tue Nov 27 2012

India-New Zealand business forum a success

Mon Dec 03 2012

The power of five too strong for Dragon’s Den competition

Wed Dec 05 2012

New writer in residence investigates missionary Marsden

Fri Dec 07 2012

Uniting East African Tourism

Wed Dec 12 2012

Cleaning begins on University of Waikato campus Lake

Mon Jan 14 2013

Violence and deception in the family court

Mon Jan 14 2013

Waikato holds a Code Camp to teach future programmers

Wed Jan 16 2013

Waikato students win place at 24hr IT case competition

Wed Jan 16 2013

Waikato's ‘Macroniser’ Revolutionises Te Reo Transcription

Fri Jan 18 2013

Waikato students make Imagine Cup finals with vaccine app

Thu Jan 24 2013

University Medal For Education Advocate

Thu Jan 31 2013

Waikato Team Make Microsoft Imagine Cup Final

Thu Jan 31 2013

Waikato welcomes Triathlon NZ Move to Cambridge

Fri Feb 01 2013

University Facebook a winner with Waikato students

Mon Feb 04 2013

Waikato scholars set off in the footsteps of Hillary

Mon Feb 04 2013

New governance qualification to be launched at Waikato Unive

Thu Feb 07 2013

What Did You Think Of The Movie? Hobbit Survey, Next Phase

Tue Feb 12 2013

More work needed on energy policy

Fri Feb 15 2013

PM Launches New Governance Course At Waikato

Fri Feb 15 2013

The Lord of the Rings and how people think about New Zealand

Fri Feb 15 2013

Distinguished Pianist Kicks Off Recital Series

Mon Feb 18 2013

Fulbright scholar tackles nitrogen run-off

Wed Feb 27 2013

Fulbright Student Studying Digital Library Software

Thu Feb 28 2013

Busy time for best in the business

Wed Mar 06 2013

More scooters, more accidents

Wed Mar 06 2013

Engineering a solution for corner collisions

Fri Mar 08 2013

Google Executive To Share Lessons From NYC & Silicon Valley

Thu Mar 14 2013

Top Honours at Concerto Competition for Waikato Pianist

Thu Mar 14 2013

Hillary Scholar To Run The World’s Highest Marathon

Fri Mar 15 2013

Top University honour for tireless environmentalist

Mon Mar 18 2013

Decoding the Hobbit: Local Viewers Sought for Global Survey

Tue Mar 19 2013

Waikato student’s film about loneliness makes festival final

Tue Mar 19 2013

Impacts of lowering the drinking age

Wed Mar 27 2013

Waikato Teams Win At Microsoft Imagine Cup

Thu Mar 28 2013

From Apricots To Awards For Hamilton Businessman

Wed Apr 03 2013

Inaugural Dr Zena Daysh Fellow announced

Wed Apr 03 2013

International Attention for Waikato Composer’s Latest Work

Fri Apr 05 2013

Thermodynamics to go under the microscope

Mon Apr 08 2013

Digital Storytelling, Emotion And Place

Tue Apr 09 2013

Emeritus Professor title for Chemistry stalwart

Tue Apr 09 2013

Two reasons to celebrate

Tue Apr 09 2013

Major donation supports Music at University of Waikato

Wed Apr 10 2013

The Auction: A Comic Chamber Opera In One Act

Wed Apr 10 2013

China’s regional inequality – is it real?

Thu Apr 11 2013

Outstanding result for University of Waikato’s Faculty of Ed

Thu Apr 11 2013

Outstanding result for Waikato’s Faculty of Education

Thu Apr 11 2013

Recognition for University of Waikato staff

Thu Apr 11 2013

Waikato University Agreement In China Cements Tourism Ties

Thu Apr 11 2013

Te Piringa - Faculty Of Law Increase in Research Quality

Fri Apr 12 2013

Waikato Uni boasts world-class research

Fri Apr 12 2013

Reducing Run-Off Secures Fieldays Scholarship For Student

Wed Apr 17 2013

University’s Marine Field Station welcomes student visitors

Fri Apr 26 2013

Top line-up for inaugural indigenous research conference

Mon Apr 29 2013

Researchers Return to Kapiti

Tue Apr 30 2013

Students Collaborate and Create Instructions For Life

Tue Apr 30 2013

University of Waikato Focus Turns to Fieldays

Thu May 02 2013

Indonesian movie star still calls Hillcrest home

Fri May 03 2013

Big Apple beckons University of Waikato Fulbright scholar

Mon May 06 2013

Scholarship Winner's Passion for History and Theatre

Wed May 08 2013

University of Waikato up with the best

Wed May 08 2013

Words That Stand the Test of Time

Mon May 13 2013

The right person for the right job

Thu May 16 2013

National Agricultural Fieldays Scholarship Winners Announced

Mon May 20 2013

First Terry Healy Memorial Award Recipients Announced

Tue May 21 2013

Agribusiness Innovation and Growth 2013

Thu May 23 2013

Ready to race

Mon May 27 2013

Waikato University to offer $50,000 in science scholarships

Tue May 28 2013

University of Waikato Research Institute Scholarships

Fri May 31 2013

Dog Training 101: Get the Timing Right

Thu Jun 06 2013

Nothing standard

Mon Jun 10 2013

Tractor-pull competition a crowd pleaser

Mon Jun 10 2013

Transformation & Activism at Indigenous Research Conference

Mon Jun 10 2013

Hole lot of work in dibbler on show at Fieldays

Wed Jun 12 2013

New funding for University of Waikato Antarctic research

Fri Jun 14 2013

Cloud security expert receives the Ron Knode service award

Mon Jun 17 2013

Writing Award for Resilience And Work-Life Balance Research

Tue Jun 18 2013

US science student enjoying Waikato exchange

Wed Jun 19 2013

Getting financially sorted

Thu Jun 20 2013

Juniper Passion Opera to Premiere In Italy

Thu Jun 20 2013

University of Waikato ranked in Top 50 worldwide

Thu Jun 20 2013

Tikanga and te reo training offered for senior managers

Fri Jun 21 2013

Hague trip perfect finale for PhD

Mon Jun 24 2013

Help for first time cheats keep re-offending rate down

Mon Jun 24 2013

New Zealand waste policies stuck in the past

Wed Jun 26 2013

Winter Lecture Series line up confirmed

Mon Jul 08 2013

Secrecy ends for Uni of Waikato alumnus with Xbox One Unveil

Thu Jul 11 2013

Kim Dotcom: What’s going on?

Mon Jul 15 2013

New York state of mind

Mon Jul 15 2013

Waikato Welcomes New Dean of Arts And Social Sciences

Tue Jul 16 2013

Beauty is in the eye of the researcher

Thu Jul 18 2013

New professional degree – Master of Professional Management

Thu Jul 18 2013

Students Score Sexy Success

Thu Jul 25 2013

Technology could be future boon for kiwifruit growers

Thu Jul 25 2013

Kiwis to face the Brits & the Aussies: Gallagher Great Race

Mon Jul 29 2013

Marine scientists gather at University of Waikato

Mon Jul 29 2013

Winter Lecture Series gets underway

Mon Jul 29 2013

Students bring Mozart to the stage

Tue Aug 06 2013

First-year student takes top prize for year

Thu Aug 08 2013

Country needs to work together and clean up its act

Tue Aug 13 2013

Pacific coup for University of Waikato scholars

Tue Aug 13 2013

Crews Named For Great Race

Wed Aug 14 2013

Opera talent wins prestigious award

Wed Aug 14 2013

New Zealander of the Year to headline Kīngitanga Day

Thu Aug 15 2013

Bird-call recording conference a real tweet

Mon Aug 19 2013

Aquatic conference breaking down barriers

Tue Aug 20 2013

Seagrass research gets French student to Waikato University

Thu Aug 22 2013

University of Waikato launches MOOC on data mining

Thu Aug 22 2013

Te Huinga Tauira Māori Students’ Conference

Mon Aug 26 2013

Variety on offer during Kīngitanga Day

Mon Aug 26 2013

Strong Pacific Focus for Postdoctoral Researcher

Tue Aug 27 2013

Pace-bowler nabs cricket contract with Northern Knights

Thu Aug 29 2013

Researchers awarded $5 million in MBIE research funding

Thu Aug 29 2013

Badminton champ off overseas

Mon Sep 02 2013

Big win for Hamilton electrical firm at ECANZ

Tue Sep 03 2013

Waikato students win international case competition

Wed Sep 04 2013

Syria in the firing line

Fri Sep 06 2013

Waikato electric car to race the length of Australia

Tue Sep 10 2013

$850,000 Funding For Enzyme Research

Wed Sep 11 2013

DairyNZ strong supporter of soil science research

Wed Sep 11 2013

Science Learning Hub wins at World Summit Awards

Wed Sep 11 2013

Stoats make a splash

Wed Sep 11 2013

Water study gets flowing

Wed Sep 11 2013

Award-winning designer receives University of Waikato award

Thu Sep 12 2013

Distinguished Professor receives University of Waikato Award

Thu Sep 12 2013

Candlelight vigil at Waikato Uni

Sat Sep 14 2013

New Survey to Gauge Water Fluoridation Knowledge And Opinion

Mon Sep 16 2013

2013 Three Minute Thesis Competition Final In Australia

Wed Sep 18 2013

Another award for top writer

Wed Sep 18 2013

Academic science & technology leader named Honorary Fellow

Thu Sep 19 2013

Outstanding scientific career earns Emeritus Professor title

Thu Sep 19 2013

Pioneering biochemistry researcher awarded Emeritus Professo

Thu Sep 19 2013

Scholarship opens doors to interesting future

Mon Sep 23 2013

Waikato work placement supervisors recognised for excellence

Mon Sep 23 2013

Ecological Restoration 2013: The Waikato Story

Tue Sep 24 2013

Sir Patrick Hogan to be awarded University honour

Mon Sep 30 2013

Low temperatures and lichens lead to graduation

Tue Oct 01 2013

Uni students use Sir Ed film to raise funds

Thu Oct 03 2013

Judge to graduate

Tue Oct 08 2013

Fluoridation in Hamilton – Waikato University Q+A Panel

Fri Oct 11 2013

What do oil spills and farmers’ markets have in common?

Fri Oct 11 2013

Students advise on Hamilton’s sustainability direction

Wed Oct 16 2013

University of Waikato lecturer shares stage with Lorde

Fri Oct 18 2013

Fellowship for dog scientist

Tue Oct 22 2013

Citizen Science wins 3MT Competition

Wed Oct 23 2013

Electric van leads drive for savings

Wed Oct 23 2013

Familiar face to deliver Sargeson lecture

Wed Oct 23 2013

Future focus for Pacific conference

Wed Oct 23 2013

Rail Safety Award For Helen Clark

Tue Oct 29 2013

Hospitality going back to the future

Thu Oct 31 2013

Librarian honoured at conference

Thu Oct 31 2013

Public lecture on Native American research at Waikato Uni

Fri Nov 01 2013

The shame project

Fri Nov 01 2013

Hydraulic rescue tool set to save lives

Tue Nov 05 2013

Māori scholarships awarded to te reo Māori researchers

Tue Nov 05 2013

Rabbits a puzzle for year 10 students

Tue Nov 05 2013

New take on New Zealand’s classic literature

Thu Nov 07 2013

Bright future for Waikato microbiology graduate

Mon Nov 11 2013

Ohiti brings good news for the kiwi

Tue Nov 12 2013

University to host Titanium Conference

Wed Nov 13 2013

Dr Shaun Barker wins Waldemar Lindgren Award

Thu Nov 14 2013

Waikato music students compete for $50,000 prize

Mon Nov 18 2013

Grant to explore ownership of geothermal minerals

Mon Nov 25 2013

(RAINS) Project - First Report

Thu Nov 28 2013

Damage of National Standards outweigh benefits

Thu Nov 28 2013

The RAINS research on National Standards

Thu Nov 28 2013

Engineering innovator recognised

Fri Nov 29 2013

Waikato-Bay of Plenty Soils meeting proves a hit

Fri Nov 29 2013

Lab launch marks New Zealand first

Mon Dec 02 2013

More than $31 million allocated for Building on Success

Mon Dec 02 2013

Royal Fellowship for classics expert

Mon Dec 02 2013

Report lays foundation for new law

Tue Dec 03 2013

Study into alcohol and driving produces surprising results

Tue Dec 03 2013

Summer School encourages students into biology

Wed Dec 04 2013

Claude McCarthy Fellowship awards for University of Waikato

Thu Dec 05 2013

A man walks into a bar. Talks to a uni student.

Wed Dec 11 2013

Researcher calls for action on child poverty

Wed Dec 11 2013

Strong finish for Waikato Formula SAE team in Melbourne

Wed Dec 18 2013

IPENZ award for Waikato engineering students

Thu Dec 19 2013

Waikato PhD student awarded botanical research grant

Tue Jan 07 2014

48 hours of fun at Global Game Jam

Fri Jan 10 2014

Google internship in New York for Waikato uni student

Mon Jan 13 2014

Hillary Medal recipients announced

Tue Jan 14 2014

Charlotte awarded Prime Minister’s Scholarship for Asia

Thu Jan 16 2014

Global group holds first New Zealand meeting in Hamilton

Thu Jan 16 2014

Flash Hawaii job for Waikato science graduate

Wed Jan 22 2014

$5k scholarship for reproductive technologies research

Fri Jan 24 2014

Sisters receive inaugural scholarships

Fri Jan 24 2014

Runners lace up for Campus 5km fun run and walk series

Tue Jan 28 2014

Get ready, get thru: important role for Waikato grad

Thu Jan 30 2014

University of Waikato launches 50th anniversary celebrations

Mon Feb 10 2014

Data mining with Weka – another MOOC

Wed Feb 12 2014

Waikato University and WSU orientation kicks off on 24 Feb

Fri Feb 14 2014

Pedal Harp Winners Announced

Mon Feb 17 2014

Campus 5km Fun Run and Walk kicks off at Uni of Waikato

Wed Feb 19 2014

International study backs urban green spaces

Thu Feb 20 2014

Research symposium explores Indian Media Economy

Thu Feb 20 2014

Bay benefits

Tue Feb 25 2014

Best ideas can come from the public

Tue Feb 25 2014

Education leads rankings boost for University of Waikato

Wed Feb 26 2014

Fresh water - fresh thinking

Wed Feb 26 2014

Award for research into transnational crime

Thu Feb 27 2014

Child poverty statistics unacceptable

Fri Feb 28 2014

Education delivers first for University of Waikato

Fri Feb 28 2014

Questioning the hunger number

Mon Mar 03 2014

New head for School of Science at Waikato University

Thu Mar 06 2014

Pip on track for velodrome event

Mon Mar 10 2014

Fourth consecutive win for Waikato at Concerto finals

Thu Mar 13 2014

Plaque unveiled at University 50th anniversary commemoration

Fri Mar 14 2014

University backs comments on impact of funding decision

Fri Mar 14 2014

University awards contract for new Law building

Mon Mar 17 2014

Waikato engineering students tramp 3000km in 100 days

Mon Mar 17 2014

Waikato Management School to Host Global Leaders Forum

Mon Mar 17 2014

Waikato University race car on show at museum

Mon Mar 17 2014

Waikato University engineering grad brews dream career

Thu Mar 20 2014

Census findings from University of Waikato - Families

Mon Mar 24 2014

Hamilton students among new Hillary Scholars

Mon Mar 24 2014

University of Waikato approves Open Access Mandate Guideline

Mon Mar 24 2014

University of Waikato to Host Halal Tourism Symposium

Mon Mar 24 2014

Digital Resource Draws On Waikato-Tainui Knowledge

Wed Mar 26 2014

Graduating makes separation worthwhile

Thu Mar 27 2014

Lifting Māori adult literacy and numeracy critical

Thu Mar 27 2014

Northern Districts Māori beat Waikato Vice Chancellor’s XI

Thu Mar 27 2014

Sweet job for honey expert

Thu Mar 27 2014

2013 Census findings - Household composition

Mon Mar 31 2014

High rate of driveway deaths avoidable

Mon Mar 31 2014

Masters research explores pasture pulling in pumice soils

Mon Mar 31 2014

University of Waikato continues partnership with Fieldays

Mon Mar 31 2014

Waikato graduate’s globetrotting science career

Wed Apr 02 2014

Charming but obscure Italian opera ‘Betly’ on stage

Thu Apr 03 2014

Earth and computer sciences collaboration a success

Thu Apr 03 2014

Lecturer marks momentous occasion for University in Tauranga

Thu Apr 03 2014

Painting to commemorate Antarctic soil research

Mon Apr 07 2014

Board appointment for senior lecturer

Wed Apr 09 2014

Māori researchers keep pressure on funding stalemate

Wed Apr 09 2014

Planning for her future

Thu Apr 10 2014

Research looks to combat soil water shortage on farms

Thu Apr 10 2014

Waikato youth biodiversity day a hit

Thu Apr 10 2014

Conservation focus for Waikato University scholarship

Fri Apr 11 2014

University increases efforts to care for campus lakes

Tue Apr 15 2014

Law Schools to work closer together after signing

Wed Apr 16 2014

3-way partnership adds up for business & accounting students

Thu Apr 17 2014

New coastal research centre agreement signed

Thu Apr 17 2014

Research announcement welcomed

Thu Apr 17 2014

Understanding more about Parkinson’s disease

Wed Apr 23 2014

Waikato University launches Jubilee scholarships

Mon Apr 28 2014

The Pianist at Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts

Tue Apr 29 2014

Rankings jump provides birthday boost

Thu May 01 2014

History’s incomparable truths: Suicide in New Zealand

Fri May 02 2014

Agreements and friends on agenda for Indonesia visit

Thu May 08 2014

The politics of evidence assessment under the spotlight

Mon May 12 2014

Partnership strengthens relationship

Thu May 15 2014

Research Institute Scholarships on offer at Waikato

Thu May 15 2014

Fresh look for Fieldays partnership

Mon May 19 2014

Fieldays scholarship to study environmental compliance

Wed May 21 2014

Origin of a Species

Thu May 22 2014

Myths, politicians and money

Fri May 23 2014

Freemasons Scholarships awarded to Waikato Students

Mon May 26 2014

Hamilton student enjoys uni life

Mon May 26 2014

University of Waikato dishes up culture for Samoan Language

Mon May 26 2014

Students awarded Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia

Wed May 28 2014

Waikato Uni internships attract French biology students

Wed May 28 2014

Paying farmers not to pollute

Thu May 29 2014

University of Waikato VC announces retirement

Thu May 29 2014

Agreement with Indonesia opens doors

Tue Jun 03 2014

Japan trip to broaden horizons, boost economy

Tue Jun 03 2014

Making, shaking and breaking: Prof Pickering talks materials

Tue Jun 03 2014

Fieldays scholarship to study cattle embryonic development

Wed Jun 04 2014

A post-doctoral roadshow

Fri Jun 06 2014

Scholarship to support embryonic stem cell research

Mon Jun 09 2014

Surprise win for Waikato student boat builders

Tue Jun 10 2014

New agri-tech initiatives from University of Waikato

Wed Jun 11 2014

‘Wonder drugs’ popular topic at Waikato biology event

Wed Jun 11 2014

Multi-award success for Waikato engineering student

Thu Jun 12 2014

Management students head to Cambodia leadership symposium

Mon Jun 16 2014

Speedy victory for St John’s at Waikato physics day

Mon Jun 16 2014

Waikato student awarded Zespri fellowship for Psa research

Mon Jun 16 2014

Back to Asia for Ryan on Prime Minister’s Scholarship

Tue Jun 17 2014

Scholarship opens door to Asia

Wed Jun 18 2014

Winter Lecture Series to look to the future

Wed Jun 18 2014

‘A materials girl in a materials world’

Thu Jun 19 2014

"Promise and Promiscuity" - Breeches, Bonnets and Balls

Thu Jun 19 2014

Win for Hamilton Boys’ High at Waikato chemistry challenge

Fri Jun 20 2014

University leads the way with cyber security

Mon Jun 23 2014

Businesses Benefit from Online Hub

Tue Jun 24 2014

Hamilton plans up for discussion at Winter Lecture Series

Tue Jun 24 2014

Waikato engineering students win Beca Awards

Wed Jun 25 2014

Funding hopes from award victory

Thu Jun 26 2014

The prodigy returns

Mon Jun 30 2014

University of Waikato Law Dean to return home to Canada

Mon Jun 30 2014

Future focus at research conference

Tue Jul 01 2014

Prestigious Emerging Artist Awards for Waikato music student

Tue Jul 01 2014

Open Lecture: My Father was a Race Alien

Wed Jul 02 2014

Award recognises lifetime immersed in education

Thu Jul 03 2014

"Echolalia" - Edinburgh Festival Fundraiser

Thu Jul 03 2014

Hot time for Fulbright recipient

Thu Jul 03 2014

Music is science: The first DMA at Waikato

Thu Jul 03 2014

Doctorate tackles hush-hush subject

Mon Jul 07 2014

First INTERCOAST law student receives PhD

Mon Jul 07 2014

New apps from Summer Research Scholarship

Mon Jul 07 2014

Waikato science grad making every drop count

Mon Jul 07 2014

Organisations working together to build stronger communities

Tue Jul 08 2014

Te reo celebrated on campus

Tue Jul 08 2014

PhD student wins Fulbright Travel Award

Wed Jul 09 2014

University supports Hamilton Science Excellence Awards

Thu Jul 10 2014

Waikato Science and Engineering Open Days

Fri Jul 11 2014

Varsity crews confirmed for the 2014 Gallagher Great Race

Mon Jul 14 2014

Healthy career for Waikato University statistics graduate

Wed Jul 16 2014

Toolkit 4 Tamariki: Spotlight on pre-schooler obesity

Fri Jul 18 2014

Café Scientifique to discuss how to protect kiwifruit

Mon Jul 21 2014

Scholarships make PhD possible

Mon Jul 21 2014

Winter Lecture Series to explore the future of business

Mon Jul 21 2014

Future of cyber security featured in Winter Lecture Series

Mon Jul 28 2014

Ten scholarships on offer worth $40,000 each

Tue Jul 29 2014

New law internship is one of a kind

Thu Jul 31 2014

Summer Research Scholarships open for student applications

Thu Jul 31 2014

Extending the Kīngitanga music tradition

Fri Aug 01 2014

Soloist opportunity for young violinist

Fri Aug 01 2014

Tauranga Careers Expo to showcase Waikato’s marine research

Mon Aug 04 2014

2degrees ICT Scholarships a hit with students

Wed Aug 06 2014

The White Lady Sings Again

Thu Aug 07 2014

$1 million scholarship fund launched

Fri Aug 08 2014

Summer Research Scholarship looks at sport recovery

Fri Aug 08 2014

Lecture Series to discover what’s next for entertainment

Mon Aug 11 2014

Metallurgy scholarships to fund three Waikato MSc projects

Mon Aug 11 2014

Dame Malvina Major in Kiss my Arts series at Baycourt Centre

Tue Aug 12 2014

Tourism scholarship for Brielle

Tue Aug 12 2014

Creative NZ gives nod to Waikato’s writers’ in residence

Wed Aug 13 2014

Reimagining disability: Ground-breaking new research

Wed Aug 13 2014

Psychology Professor recognised for outstanding contribution

Thu Aug 14 2014

Summer Research Scholarship digs the good dirt on soil

Thu Aug 14 2014

grad selected for Imperial College London doctoral programme

Mon Aug 18 2014

City plans up for discussion at Winter Lecture Series

Tue Aug 19 2014

Adventurer wins prestigious University of Waikato award

Wed Aug 20 2014

Experts to discuss freshwater management for the Waikato

Mon Aug 25 2014

Renowned economist wins University of Waikato award

Mon Aug 25 2014

Waikato University prepares for Kīngitanga Day

Mon Aug 25 2014

Puppetry, Mask and the Serious Laugh by Jacob Rajan

Tue Aug 26 2014

Public Lecture by Nicky Hager

Tue Sep 02 2014

Water quality technician a KuDos Award finalist

Wed Sep 03 2014

Waikato PhD research to strengthen titanium industry

Thu Sep 04 2014

Public lecture series commemorates 100th anniversary of WW1

Fri Sep 05 2014

Great range of lectures at Waikato Uni's Kingitanga Day

Mon Sep 08 2014

Cyber experts battle zombie outbreak

Tue Sep 09 2014

University of Waikato Award for Pacific Education Advocate

Wed Sep 10 2014

Endangered bird may be more at home in lowland environment

Thu Sep 11 2014

Focus on fracking in law talk

Thu Sep 11 2014

University prepares for Blues Awards

Thu Sep 18 2014

MBIE funding for titanium brings lighter dive knife closer

Tue Sep 23 2014

University a finalist in Australasian sustainability awards

Thu Sep 25 2014

Tauranga's Café Scientifique hits record attendees of 150

Fri Sep 26 2014

New scholarship for Pacific students

Wed Oct 01 2014

Sargeson Lecture to Feature Award-Winning Novelist

Wed Oct 01 2014

New opportunities for elite athletes

Thu Oct 02 2014

Human Replicant Helps Prevent Bodies Cooking

Mon Oct 06 2014

Sport and arts winners announced at University Blues Awards

Mon Oct 06 2014

Students to learn from best-selling author

Mon Oct 06 2014

Dame Malvina gives back with musical showcase

Thu Oct 09 2014

Racing robots at Engineering Design Show

Thu Oct 09 2014

KuDos for Antarctic researcher

Fri Oct 10 2014

KuDos Lifetime Achievement Award for Roy Daniel

Fri Oct 10 2014

A degree for good behaviour

Mon Oct 13 2014

Lots to learn at MilkTestNZ for Waikato grad

Mon Oct 13 2014

Waikato’s first DMA to graduate this month

Tue Oct 14 2014

"Calypso Nights" at the Academy!

Wed Oct 15 2014

Public Lecture by UK Professor of Archaeoastronomy

Mon Oct 20 2014

Former Waikato Uni student receives top rugby award

Tue Oct 21 2014

Waikato scientists uncovering the secrets of mānuka trees

Tue Oct 21 2014

Leaf litter research boosted with Shirtcliffe Fellowship

Wed Oct 22 2014

Top UK award for Waikato writer

Wed Oct 22 2014

Waikato entrepreneurs grateful for internship programme

Wed Oct 22 2014

Hamilton Boys’ High win ChemQuest …again

Thu Oct 23 2014

Pick up sticks – engineering style

Fri Oct 24 2014

Experts analyse environmental impacts of law changes

Wed Oct 29 2014

FLAX a winner on the world’s technology stage

Wed Oct 29 2014

School of Māori and Pacific Development celebrates five PhDs

Fri Oct 31 2014

Search for Beryllium partner wins 3MT Competition

Fri Oct 31 2014

Snake Robot to the rescue

Fri Oct 31 2014

A Celebration of German History

Mon Nov 03 2014

Waikato grad crunching numbers for ANZ

Mon Nov 03 2014

Flood risk management in the 21st century

Tue Nov 04 2014

Lecture: High-tech life threatens alienation from nature

Tue Nov 04 2014

Waikato University researchers awarded four Marsden grants

Tue Nov 04 2014

Waikato student’s design a trail blazer

Wed Nov 05 2014

Trio chase world record across Australia

Thu Nov 06 2014

World class researcher honoured

Thu Nov 06 2014

Changed guidelines lead to more firsts for cybersecurity

Fri Nov 14 2014

Top scholarship for former Kaitaia College student

Fri Nov 14 2014

Café Scientifique in search of new planets with astronomer

Mon Nov 17 2014

Conference dishes the dirt

Tue Nov 18 2014

Waikato IT girls leading the way

Tue Nov 18 2014

Scholarship paves the way to Antarctica

Wed Nov 19 2014

Mental health and Pasifika students’ intimate relatinships

Thu Nov 20 2014

Four Claude McCarthy Fellowships for Waikato post-grads

Fri Nov 21 2014

High performance squad selection for Nicole

Fri Nov 21 2014

Electric van heading south for eRally

Tue Nov 25 2014

STRATUS project can put New Zealand on global IT map

Tue Nov 25 2014

Shining a light on the creation of bio-plastic

Thu Nov 27 2014

Waikato students given Prime Minister Scholarships for Asia

Fri Nov 28 2014

Sustainable cultural tourism focus for doctoral student

Mon Dec 01 2014

Waikato Student Accepted to Aust. National Academy of Music

Mon Dec 01 2014

New Vice-Chancellor to take reins at University of Waikato

Tue Dec 02 2014

Golden Jubilee Scholarship a life-changer for Anna

Thu Dec 04 2014

Future looks bright after scholarship win

Fri Dec 05 2014

Te Reo Māori research receives boost from scholarship

Tue Dec 09 2014

Cave tour a highlight at Science Summer School

Wed Dec 10 2014

Research in using apps in primary school mathematics

Wed Dec 10 2014

Waikato research quality rewarded at soil science conference

Wed Dec 10 2014

Award for Waikato glassblower

Tue Dec 16 2014

New field guide proves popular

Tue Dec 16 2014

Summer road trip for Waikato University van

Tue Dec 16 2014

Waikato mechanical engineers compete in Melbourne

Mon Jan 05 2015

More than $174K for Māori science and engineering students

Mon Jan 12 2015

ONZM for University of Waikato Programme Director

Tue Jan 13 2015

Scholarship to boost research outcomes

Tue Jan 13 2015

Waikato lecturer named NZ’s young geochemist of the year

Wed Jan 14 2015

Get involved in 48-hour Global Game Jam

Thu Jan 15 2015

Review of first Massive Open Online Course in NZ

Fri Jan 16 2015

Study questions answered at uni information sessions

Fri Jan 16 2015

More than $500k in postgraduate scholarships on offer

Mon Feb 02 2015

Book brings relationship with the sea to the fore

Wed Feb 04 2015

Grant to promote cyber security

Thu Feb 05 2015

Hobbit Audiences Sought for Their Views of Final Film

Tue Feb 10 2015

Computer Science machine learning guru becomes professor

Thu Feb 12 2015

New supercapacitor surge protector hits the market

Mon Feb 16 2015

Another scholarship win for Sarah

Tue Feb 17 2015

Entries open on secondary schools mooting competition

Tue Feb 17 2015

Magic netballers’ performance under doctoral scrutiny

Wed Feb 18 2015

Icy expedition for Raglan locals

Thu Feb 19 2015

New Zealand falling behind in sustainable business practices

Mon Feb 23 2015

Top honour for top coach

Mon Feb 23 2015

University marine bike ride part of SeaWeek activities

Fri Feb 27 2015

Ozzie (mis)adventure for intrepid trio

Mon Mar 16 2015

Awe inspiring career for Waikato grad

Tue Mar 17 2015

How economics can help achieve a more sustainable NZ

Tue Mar 17 2015

Mashup Bay of Plenty open to tertiary students this year

Tue Mar 17 2015

Hamilton students among new Hillary Scholars

Wed Mar 18 2015

NZ urged to go the extra mile to attract halal tourists

Wed Mar 18 2015

Translation or transliteration? Bible bird names researched

Wed Mar 18 2015

Summer spent barcoding spiders

Mon Mar 23 2015

Universities of Waikato, California to deepen ties

Tue Mar 24 2015

Waikato alumnus translates The Hobbit into Hawaiian

Thu Mar 26 2015

Sustainability focus for Indonesian expedition

Mon Mar 30 2015

University and regional council combine for regional benefit

Wed Apr 08 2015

Vietnam adventure for Waikato marine scientists

Mon Apr 13 2015

Waikato alumna goes is ruling the communication waves

Wed Apr 29 2015

Palmerston North student nabs top scholarship

Thu May 07 2015

Participants required for exercise app research

Thu May 07 2015

Top biology student off to Denmark Olympiad

Thu May 21 2015

Champion cyclist sold on Waikato

Mon May 25 2015

Recent Floods a Sign of Things to Come says Professor

Wed Jun 03 2015

$10k scholarship for educational achievement

Fri Jun 19 2015

Hamilton Boys’ High make their mark at Waikato

Fri Jun 19 2015

Waikato students win scholarship for Asia

Mon Jun 22 2015

Businesses want government to show leadership

Tue Jul 07 2015

Waikato open days attract budding scientists and engineers

Wed Jul 15 2015

Women’s sport and good health

Mon Jul 20 2015

Young Japanese sportsmen visit Waikato University

Wed Jul 22 2015

Local Māori artist goes abroad

Mon Aug 17 2015

PM’s refugee stance untenable

Tue Sep 01 2015

Gallagher gift to enhance Waikato's engineering programme

Thu Sep 03 2015

University of Waikato Distinguished Alumni

Wed Sep 09 2015

Completing a degree debt free

Thu Sep 10 2015

Waikato University staff member wins international award

Fri Sep 11 2015

Waikato to host International Cello Fest 2016

Mon Sep 14 2015

Creative ways to present the past at Waikato

Thu Sep 17 2015

Old methods produce new data

Mon Sep 21 2015

Māori Researcher slams MOTU report as flawed analysis

Wed Sep 23 2015

Exploring the World of Tudor and Stuart England

Thu Sep 24 2015

Three Minute Thesis winner off to Trans-Tasman competition

Thu Sep 24 2015

Primary students encouraged to get digging

Mon Sep 28 2015

A cold but golden opportunity

Tue Sep 29 2015

IT girls on campus

Tue Sep 29 2015

Performing with the very best

Tue Sep 29 2015

Refugee Stories Form Theme of Theatre Students’ Play

Mon Oct 05 2015

University a finalist in Australasian sustainability awards

Mon Oct 05 2015

Sisters with Masters to graduate together

Wed Oct 07 2015

Who Would a Would-Be Be: Literary Encounters

Fri Oct 09 2015

Good marketing doesn’t end when your customers are dead

Mon Oct 12 2015

Nihal to become a Doctor of Science

Mon Oct 12 2015

Top University of Waikato honour for kaumātua

Tue Oct 13 2015

Wonderland translation a wonderful experience

Tue Oct 13 2015

Waikato’s walking warriors win top PR campaign award

Fri Oct 16 2015

Sombreros off for Mexico business strategy

Mon Oct 19 2015

Sport and arts winners announced at University Blues Awards

Mon Oct 19 2015

Iranian artist wins 3MT competition

Thu Oct 22 2015

Satisfaction levels on the rise

Thu Oct 22 2015

Waikato engineering student wins German traineeship

Thu Oct 22 2015

New book on colonisation provides insight into past

Fri Oct 23 2015

Waikato students win inaugural Kupe Scholarships

Tue Oct 27 2015

New Dean for School of Māori and Pacific Development

Wed Oct 28 2015

Climate change put to expert panel

Mon Nov 02 2015

Māori flourishing in a fast changing world

Mon Nov 02 2015

Restorative practice a huge win for the Faculty of Education

Tue Nov 03 2015

Māori birthing the subject of award-winning thesis

Thu Nov 05 2015

Young researchers acknowledged with Marsden grants

Thu Nov 05 2015

Cloud security topic of Wellington forum

Fri Nov 06 2015

Marsden grant to study sophisticated cameras

Mon Nov 09 2015

Waikato initiative aims to spur student innovation

Fri Nov 13 2015

World’s fastest Kiwi in India?

Tue Nov 17 2015

Ties strengthened with Vietnam universities

Thu Nov 19 2015

Top marine ecologist named science communicator of the year

Fri Nov 20 2015

Local boy makes good with move back home

Thu Nov 26 2015

Sustainability – the total package

Thu Nov 26 2015

When being told to p-off is good

Tue Dec 01 2015

2015 Academic Audit of the University of Waikato Executive

Fri Dec 04 2015

Major law award for Waikato professor

Tue Dec 08 2015

University welcomes new tertiary entity for Bay of Plenty

Wed Dec 09 2015

He’s a ninja but he ain’t no mutant turtle

Thu Dec 10 2015

Jasmax appointed to design new Tauranga CBD tertiary campus

Thu Dec 10 2015

Study to examine kava’s link to drink-driving

Thu Dec 10 2015

New Writer in Residence to Explore Poetry and Music in 2016

Tue Dec 15 2015

Climate change is warming our lakes – and fast

Thu Dec 17 2015

Art Exhibition: ‘PUTAHI’

Tue Jan 05 2016

Scholarship for womb studies

Thu Jan 14 2016

New Dean for Waikato’s School of Māori and Pacific Developme

Mon Jan 18 2016

Waikato University Student Sets Sail for World Youth

Mon Jan 18 2016

At the End of My Hands North Island Tour Announced

Thu Jan 21 2016

Flexible Learning with a Hobbiton flavour

Fri Jan 29 2016

Refugees, conservation and science in one job

Fri Feb 12 2016

Conservatorium of Music Duo Praised

Thu Feb 18 2016

South Waikato students welcomed through new initiative

Thu Feb 18 2016

Get the jump on the future of ag-tech

Fri Feb 26 2016

Hamiltonians score top university scholarship

Wed Mar 02 2016

Huntly hero wins top Waikato scholarship

Wed Mar 02 2016

Groundhog Day for flood response

Tue Mar 08 2016

American E-learning expert to visit NZ in April

Tue Mar 15 2016

Michèle’s top scientific mind

Thu Mar 17 2016

What is Adventure?

Tue Mar 22 2016

Cambridge local takes center stage with top scholarship

Thu Mar 24 2016

Old dirt, new boots: the economics of land, water and people

Thu Mar 31 2016

New Scholarship for German Language Students

Fri Apr 01 2016

Young Hamilton musician gets head-start at uni

Mon Apr 04 2016

Electric car star hits the road to Waikato

Wed Apr 06 2016

Waikato education lecturer to speak at national conference

Thu Apr 07 2016

Bishops to receive University of Waikato’s highest honour

Mon Apr 11 2016

University of Waikato honours former Vice-Chancellor

Mon Apr 11 2016

University of Waikato to set up Napier base

Tue Apr 12 2016

Computer and maths whiz set to graduate

Thu Apr 14 2016

‘Crazy’ business idea built on fresh Kiwi air

Thu Apr 14 2016

Doing the extras gets you the job

Thu Apr 14 2016

Nitrogen loss research benefits from scholarship

Tue Apr 19 2016

Bringing te reo Māori home

Wed May 04 2016

Engineering at Waikato set to grow

Thu May 05 2016

Holding a tune, and finding it later

Mon May 09 2016

Breakers co-owner shares her secret recipe for leadership

Wed May 11 2016

Waikato leader gets boost

Fri May 13 2016

New appointment affirms focus on population health

Tue May 17 2016

Waikato University takes the lead in cyber security research

Tue May 17 2016

World set to collapse: NZ Cyber Security Challenge

Wed May 18 2016

In search of mussels

Tue May 24 2016

Scholarship supports agricultural research

Mon May 30 2016

Sleep and Memory – Are They Connected?

Mon May 30 2016

DV Bryant Trust Scholarship the key for Chris

Tue May 31 2016

KiwiNet funding supports commercialisation

Tue May 31 2016

Entrepreneurial approach to education

Tue Jun 07 2016

Tickets Now on Sale for the Waikato International Cello Fest

Tue Jun 07 2016

Conservatorium of Music Presents the Marriage of Figaro

Wed Jun 08 2016

An app to catch a carp

Thu Jun 09 2016

Major funding win for environmental planning professor

Thu Jun 09 2016

New professor to discuss why soft bottoms matter

Mon Jun 13 2016

HRC grants awarded for Māori health projects

Wed Jun 15 2016

International appointment for UoW literacy educator

Tue Jun 28 2016

Hamilton Boys’ High make their mark at chemistry challenge

Wed Jun 29 2016

Thesis Provides New Insight into Queen’s Music

Wed Jul 06 2016

Cyber challenge to test the best

Fri Jul 08 2016

Attitudes on gender and leadership in New Zealand

Mon Jul 11 2016

From Waikato to Cambodia, and the UN

Tue Jul 12 2016

University research proposals through to MBIE second round

Tue Jul 12 2016

We need to change the way we teach doctors

Wed Jul 13 2016

Unlocking Curious Minds’ funding for robotics

Fri Jul 15 2016

Waikato achieves gold standard for public relations

Fri Jul 15 2016

Waikato achieves international gold standard for PR

Fri Jul 15 2016

Reaching for the stars with a new scholarship

Tue Jul 19 2016

Waikato law students win Australian competition

Tue Jul 19 2016

Developing New Zealand norms to assess health outcomes

Wed Jul 20 2016

Local boy goes to Vietnam

Mon Aug 01 2016

Waikato academic reappointed to PHARMAC

Wed Aug 10 2016

Five stars for University of Waikato

Thu Aug 11 2016

Theatre work for Deaf and hearing audiences wins award

Thu Aug 11 2016

Improving outcomes in cancer diagnosis and research

Tue Aug 16 2016

Waikato researchers win National Science Challenge funding

Fri Aug 19 2016

International Legal Scholar visits Waikato University

Tue Aug 23 2016

Has the criminal justice system been compromised?

Wed Aug 24 2016

Mental illness among fathers

Thu Aug 25 2016

Waikato University on track for Kīngitanga Day on September

Thu Aug 25 2016

From unemployment to PhD

Tue Aug 30 2016

Women aren't small men: Myth-busting sports performance

Wed Aug 31 2016

$25,000 Cyber Security Scholarship awarded

Mon Sep 05 2016

World rankings keep getting better for Waikato

Tue Sep 06 2016

Researching the honey buzz

Thu Sep 08 2016

Trans youth as likely to get pregnant as other adolescents

Thu Sep 08 2016

Comedian Ben Hurley in "Earth, Planet, World"

Wed Sep 14 2016

New scholarships to celebrate Māori and Indigenous studies

Thu Sep 22 2016

Waikato grad takes on EY in UK

Wed Sep 28 2016

2016 Meteor and Browsers Bookshop Literary Salon Event

Fri Sep 30 2016

Discussing Fiction with Elizabeth Knox

Mon Oct 03 2016

Small mustelids in New Zealand: Predator invasion ecology

Thu Oct 06 2016

World Vision for Waikato grad

Thu Oct 06 2016

Framework for biomedical research with Māori

Fri Oct 07 2016

Frank Sargeson Lecture by Elizabeth Knox

Fri Oct 07 2016

New Tauranga CBD campus design concept confirmed

Tue Oct 11 2016

Waikato business students have big ideas for fashion company

Fri Oct 14 2016

A third medical school proposed for New Zealand

Mon Oct 17 2016

Leaf fossils, CO2 and the Antarctic ice sheet

Thu Oct 20 2016

Waikato University composer partners with medical technology

Thu Oct 20 2016

First time Success for Katikati College at Chemquest 2016

Tue Oct 25 2016

Waikato academic strives to close justice gap

Wed Oct 26 2016

Waikato University leads MBA human resource programme nation

Wed Oct 26 2016

University researcher steers the innovative future of PR

Mon Oct 31 2016

A stroll through history: Heroes and rogues of accounting

Tue Nov 01 2016

A kaupapa Māori approach to ageing well

Wed Nov 23 2016

Exploring Māori tradition

Mon Nov 28 2016

New Zealand’s refugee quota misses humanitarian mark

Fri Dec 09 2016

Learning the art of taonga pūoro

Mon Jan 16 2017

Waikato in semi-finals of University Challenge

Mon Jan 16 2017

Research exposes restricted health investment in West Africa

Thu Jan 19 2017

Major cyber security forum coming to New Zealand

Tue Jan 24 2017

Indigenous research conference talks Mana Motuhake

Wed Feb 01 2017

New app for pregnant women

Thu Feb 16 2017

Social perception in mild cognitive impairment

Mon Feb 20 2017

Waikato students off to Asia on PM's scholarships

Tue Feb 28 2017

Top results for Samoan student

Wed Mar 01 2017

Waikato student grand winner at National Concerto

Wed Mar 08 2017

NZ retailers urged to follow Japan’s online success story

Thu Mar 09 2017

New School of Rural Health not the solution

Tue Mar 21 2017

Students urged to combat cybercrime

Thu Mar 30 2017

Robotics in primary industries - the revolution begins!

Thu Apr 06 2017

Waikato scores high in Global MBA Rankings 2017

Thu Apr 06 2017

Waikato to host NZ’s first UN tourism monitoring observatory

Wed Apr 19 2017

Inclusive NZ Deaf and hearing theatre to tour overseas

Mon Apr 24 2017

Mum, I’m going to university!

Thu May 04 2017

Fulbright scholar’s film selected for prestigious festival

Fri May 05 2017

University of Waikato hosts environmental film evening

Thu May 11 2017

University of Waikato Aria Competition

Mon May 15 2017

New trail brings maths to life

Tue May 16 2017

Students spread safety message about preventing child falls

Wed May 17 2017

Gov't of Tonga & Waikato to collaborate on cyber security

Mon May 22 2017

Psychopathy in the wild and in prison

Wed May 24 2017

Waikato University strengthens ties with China

Wed May 24 2017

Partnership to enhance interactive online driving programmes

Mon May 29 2017

Partnership in Shanghai goes from strength to strength

Tue May 30 2017

Robotics in action at Fieldays

Thu Jun 01 2017

Well-deserved win for Waikato student boat builders

Wed Jun 07 2017

Masters student awarded $22,000 Fieldays scholarship

Thu Jun 08 2017

Waikato obtains European Union Horizon 2020 ERA-GAS funding

Wed Jun 14 2017

Waikato project to help people adapting to climate change

Mon Jun 26 2017

Firm chosen to build Tauranga CBD tertiary campus

Tue Jul 04 2017

A wild start planned for new Tauranga public lecture series

Sun Jul 09 2017

More young talent needed for NZ’s primary industries

Tue Jul 11 2017

Astrobiology & Milestone Moments for Life on Ancient Earth

Wed Aug 02 2017

New Tauranga lecture series looks at survival of the EU

Tue Aug 08 2017

Medical School acknowledges scale of rural health crisis

Mon Aug 28 2017

University of Waikato Continues to Climb Global Rankings

Wed Sep 06 2017

Activists reunite for Kīngitanga Day

Fri Sep 08 2017

Artist Max Gimblett Awarded Honorary Doctorate

Wed Oct 18 2017

New appointment for lake and freshwater science

Mon Nov 13 2017

Diamond polishes her skills to better serve BOP community

Fri Nov 24 2017

Accolade for one of te reo Māori's leading advocates

Sat Nov 25 2017

Keeping It in the Family - Another Ritchie Graduate

Thu Nov 30 2017

Matariki – the People Making It Happen…

Wed Jan 24 2018

University of Waikato’s rise in international standing

Thu Mar 01 2018

University of Waikato to live-stream public shark dissection

Fri Mar 02 2018

New position tackles the frontiers of cyber security

Tue Mar 06 2018

Vietnam PM to make landmark visit to University of Waikato

Thu Mar 08 2018

Fieldays scholarship to investigate neonatal calf diarrhoea

Mon Jun 11 2018

King to receive a Waikato alumni award

Thu Jul 12 2018

Waikato takes crown in NZ Business Case League 2018

Tue Jul 24 2018

Innovation capacity expanded in the Waikato

Wed Jul 25 2018

Who cares about your memoir? Who cares about anything else?

Mon Sep 03 2018

Cultural art works breathe life into University of Waikato

Wed Oct 03 2018

Innovate or perish: Business strategies to navigate

Mon Oct 08 2018

Lecture: Getting bang for buck from business analytics

Tue May 07 2019

University of Waikato climbs international rankings

Wed Jun 19 2019

University of Waikato Professor awarded $1.1m research grant

Thu Jul 04 2019

Sir Anand Satyanand appointed as University Chancellor

Tue Aug 06 2019

Health qualifications: wellbeing and community at forefront

Mon Aug 12 2019

$1m for new Mt Erebus research

Tue Aug 27 2019

University of Waikato strengthens UK ties

Mon Sep 16 2019

University of Waikato Tauranga CBD Campus’ triple win

Fri Sep 20 2019

Groundbreaking NZ report on trans and non-binary health

Tue Sep 24 2019

University of Waikato and WDHB develop nursing degree

Fri Sep 27 2019

Former Governer-General officially welcomed to University

Tue Oct 01 2019

MBIE-funded University research could open up new technology

Tue Oct 01 2019

Wellingtonian wins inaugural short story competition

Thu Oct 10 2019

World class science and engineering facilities for Tauranga

Mon Oct 14 2019

Legal technology project to transform legal education in NZ

Thu Oct 24 2019

Award-winning Waikato student researching wave power

Thu Oct 31 2019

A sense of belonging for refugee and immigrant families

Fri Nov 01 2019

Research aims to shed light on wellbeing of Niuean people

Fri Nov 01 2019

Waikato researchers awarded $5.6m from Marsden Fund

Tue Nov 05 2019

Waikato student wins elite cycling title ahead of world cup

Thu Nov 21 2019

New Dean of Science at University of Waikato

Wed Nov 27 2019

New writer in residence for the University of Waikato

Wed Nov 27 2019

Former PM and Chancellor accepts an honorary doctorate

Wed Dec 11 2019

It’s time to care about the insects

Fri Jan 17 2020

Corruption Perceptions Index ‘biased’ and ‘flawed’

Fri Jan 24 2020

Waikato researcher re-writing history of Pacific

Mon Feb 10 2020

Research On Climate Change Aims To Give Voice To Pacific People

Mon Feb 24 2020

Emerging Climate Policies To Affect The Producers Of Oil, Gas, And Coal

Mon Mar 16 2020

Professor Yifan Chen receives Engineering New Zealand Fello

Mon Mar 30 2020

Native Plants May Hold Answers For Chronic Illnesses Like Diabetes

Wed Apr 08 2020

Sleep One Of The Keys To Productivity And Positive Emotions

Wed Apr 15 2020

University Of Waikato Academic Shortlisted In International Short Story Competition

Thu Apr 23 2020

University Of Waikato Ranked Top World-wide For Accounting

Thu Apr 23 2020

University Of Waikato Students Celebrate Virtual Graduation

Wed Apr 29 2020

Covid-19: Research Fellow Uses Distilling Skills To Develop Sanitiser Amid Shortage

Mon May 04 2020

Covid-19 Could Force New Way Of Working According To Business

Tue May 05 2020

Research Investigating How Invasive Predator Control Impacts Insects

Wed May 06 2020

Mother Of Three Becomes First Person From Village To Graduate With Masters

Fri May 08 2020

Covid-19 Mental Health Survey Shows Participants Are ‘stressed But Resilient’

Thu May 14 2020

Research To Address Inequities In Maternal Health Services For Māori Receives NSC Funding

Wed May 20 2020

University Of Waikato Tauranga Campus Wins Top Australasian Award

Wed Jun 17 2020

Māori Astronomer Receives Prime Minister’s Award

Tue Jun 30 2020

University Of Waikato Study Finds Inequities In Bowel Cancer Treatment

Fri Aug 21 2020

New study uncovers more causes of coral bleaching

Mon Aug 24 2020

$12.5m Project To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Using ‘digital Twin’ Technology

Wed Sep 16 2020

A New Approach To Mental Health In Nursing

Mon Sep 21 2020

New Study Into Mānuka Leaf Surface Could Help Maximise High-grade Honey Production

Tue Sep 22 2020

Working To End Racial Oppression Supported By $10m MBIE Grant

Wed Sep 23 2020

Findings Of Independent Review Into Public Claims Of Racism At The University Of Waikato Released

Fri Sep 25 2020

Info Evening Encourages More Social Work Students To Become Sought-After Graduates

Tue Sep 29 2020

New Zealand Writing Thrives In Covid-19 Lockdown

Tue Sep 29 2020

Grades Show University Of Waikato Students Fared Well Through Covid-19 Lockdown

Wed Sep 30 2020

University Of Waikato Assures Kiingitanga It Will Tackle Racism

Fri Oct 02 2020

University Recognised For ‘game-changing’ Learner Success Innovation

Mon Oct 05 2020

Major Funding Boost For Circular Economy Research Programme

Tue Oct 06 2020

Transgender People Who Experience Discrimination Are More Likely To Have Poor Mental Health Outcomes

Tue Oct 13 2020

Honorary Fellowship for Waikato Health expert

Tue Oct 20 2020

Top Waikato Researchers Receive Prestigious Rutherford Fellowship Grants

Thu Oct 22 2020

More Plant Diversity Means Less Pesticide

Tue Nov 10 2020

University Of Waikato Celebrates 13 Marsden Fund Winners

Tue Nov 10 2020

Early Career Researcher Awarded Rutherford Fellowship To Investigate Blooming Didymo

Thu Nov 12 2020

2020 Callaghan Medal: "A Conduit Between Traditional Māori Knowledge And Modern Science"

Wed Nov 18 2020

New Tauranga Aquaculture Facility Set To Harness Seaweed’s Potential

Thu Nov 19 2020

Pregnant Women Missing Out On Diabetes Checks

Sun Nov 22 2020

University Of Waikato Researchers To Uncover Secrets Of Our Planet

Mon Nov 23 2020

Finding Fault: Researchers Team Up To Assess Hamilton’s Seismic Risk And Lake Health

Wed Nov 25 2020

Unravelling Mysteries Of The Human Body And Mind Through Research

Tue Dec 01 2020

Addressing Racism And Building Equity Across The Education Sector

Tue Jan 05 2021

Earth To Reach Temperature Tipping Point In 20-30 Years, New Study Finds

Thu Jan 14 2021

University Of Waikato Writer In Residence 2021 - Michalia Arathimos

Fri Jan 15 2021

New Pro Vice-Chancellor Focused On Bringing A Human Dimension To Tackle Some Of The Big Problems Of Our Time

Wed Feb 24 2021

Covid-19 And The Impact On Our Wellbeing - 48 Countries Compared

Mon Mar 15 2021

National Research Institute Focused On Understanding New Zealand’s Population Turns 10

Thu Mar 18 2021

Waikato Psychologists Receive International Honours

Wed Mar 24 2021

New Zealand’s Richest Short Story Prize Launches With Acclaimed Writer Patricia Grace As Chief Judge For 2021

Wed Mar 31 2021

University Of Waikato Installs The World’s Most Advanced AI System

Sun Apr 18 2021

Waikato Ranked Top 60 In The World For Research That Impacts Economic Growth And Reducing Inequality

Thu Apr 22 2021

University Of Waikato Launches New Artificial Intelligence Research Institute

Tue Apr 27 2021

Costume & Cause: An Exhibition Of New Zealand Makers Exploring Issues And Histories Through Garments

Wed May 19 2021

University Of Waikato Tauranga Campus Thriving Despite Challenging Year

Mon May 24 2021

Waikato Academics Leading The Robotics Revolution At Fieldays

Wed Jun 16 2021

New Book Extols The Value Of High-class New Zealand Soils

Thu Jun 17 2021

New Zealand’s Most Pressing Marine Issues To Be Debated By 360 Scientists Next Week

Thu Jul 01 2021

Marine Researchers Find Microplastics In Bay Of Plenty Shellfish

Thu Jul 08 2021

Ecology Researcher Awarded Hamilton Kirikiriroa Medal

Tue Jul 13 2021

UC Professor First Woman To Win Physics Award

Wed Jul 14 2021

Cyber Security Tool Protects Infrastructure From Hackers

Fri Jul 16 2021

The World’s First Large Scale Hydrogen Production Plant In Southland – A Flawed Think-big Project

Fri Jul 23 2021

Inspiring More Māori Students Into Science And Technology Career Pathways

Wed Aug 11 2021

Waikato research recognised for international impact

Thu Sep 02 2021

Waikato researchers receive massive boost for environmental projects

Wed Sep 08 2021

Māori language programme celebrates 30 years

Mon Sep 13 2021

University launches community vaccination clinic on Kīngitanga Day and calls on students to get vaccinated

Wed Sep 15 2021

New Study On Kava Drink-driving Shows Impact On Brain Function

Tue Sep 21 2021

Waikato Researchers Help Launch Circular Economy Initiatives For Business

Wed Sep 22 2021

Source Of Unique Mānuka Factor Identified

Wed Sep 29 2021

Rena - A Decade Of Work By Researchers Illustrates The Impacts Of Overfishing On Delicate Reef Systems

Mon Oct 04 2021

New Project Ensures The Benefits Of Indigenous Data Are Shared With Indigenous People

Mon Oct 11 2021

Sargeson Prize 2021 Winners Focus On Relationships And Families

Wed Oct 13 2021

New Research Shows How Covid-19 Lockdowns Affected The World’s Athletes

Sun Oct 17 2021

New Research Shows Link Between Conversion Practices And Negative Mental Health For Trans And Non-binary People

Wed Oct 20 2021

University Of Waikato To Consult On Vaccination Plan

Wed Oct 27 2021

New Study To Look At How Women Have Coped During The Pandemic

Sun Oct 31 2021

Waikato Event Connects To COP26 And Climate Change Crisis

Sun Oct 31 2021

Marsden Funds To Help Tackle Challenges From Climate Change To Teaching Our History

Wed Nov 03 2021

University Of Waikato Launches A Strategic Partnership With Cardiff University In Wales

Wed Nov 10 2021

Pacific Women Lag Behind In Access To Breast Cancer Care And Treatment

Fri Nov 12 2021

University Of Waikato To Introduce Vaccination Requirement On Campus

Thu Nov 18 2021

Roadmap Launched To Grow NZ’s Robotics Industry

Fri Dec 10 2021

University Of Waikato Researchers To Lead Seaweed Farming Trials In Hauraki Gulf And Bay Of Plenty

Mon Dec 13 2021

University Of Waikato Announces Diana Clarke As 2022 Writer In Residence

Thu Jan 27 2022

Dealing With The Long Tail Of Covid: Our Economic Road Ahead

Tue Feb 22 2022

Psychologists Urged To Do More On Climate Change

Mon Mar 28 2022

Entries Open For New Zealand’s Richest Short Story Competition

Wed Mar 30 2022

University Of Waikato’s First Seaweed Fish Farming Licence Provides Depth To University Research

Thu Aug 04 2022

Aotearoa’s Richest Short Story Prize Awarded

Thu Oct 13 2022

Gritty, Confronting And Beautifully Told - Newcomer Takes Out Aotearoa’s Richest Short Story Prize

Fri Oct 14 2022

Te Maiea O Te Rangi; The Sun Rises On A New Opportunity For Te Reo

Thu Nov 10 2022

Rotorua Set To Become The International Epicentre Of Activity For Volcanologists

Thu Jan 26 2023

Feeling The Burn: Poetry For Our Times

Thu Mar 09 2023

Budget Misses Opportunity To Train More NZ Doctors

Thu May 18 2023

Hide And Seek With Gonorrhoea

Thu Jun 01 2023

Te Kāhui A Kiwa - Driving Awareness And Dialogue On Indigenous Trade

Tue Jun 27 2023

Waikato Jumps Ahead In Global Rankings, Claiming Research Top Spot In New Zealand

Wed Jun 28 2023

University Of Waikato Welcomes Third Medical School Announcement

Wed Jul 05 2023

Securing New Zealand’s Future: Cyber Security Challenge Celebrates 10 Years

Thu Jul 06 2023

University Of Waikato Opens The Pā: Māu, Māku, Mā Tātou Katoa

Mon Jul 10 2023

University Of Waikato Medical School Funding Backed By Momentum Waikato

Wed Jul 19 2023

New Research To Make Geographic Profiling For Police Investigations Faster And More Accurate

Wed Jul 26 2023

Seeking Solutions To Health Outcome Disparities For Māori With Culturally Relevant Educational Resources

Thu Jul 27 2023

Renowned Scientist Honoured For Dedication To Marine Conservation

Mon Aug 14 2023

Waikato Bolsters Health Leadership Team

Tue Aug 22 2023

Pharmacy To Add To Waikato’s Health Offering

Sat Sep 02 2023

Waikato’s Class Of 2023 To Graduate On Campus For The First Time

Wed Oct 11 2023

Help For Kelp In A Warming World

Fri Oct 27 2023

Designing An Inclusive Citizenship Model Guided By Te Tiriti O Waitangi

Mon Nov 27 2023

Waikato Ranked In Top 100 Universities Globally For Sustainability

Wed Dec 06 2023

Economics Forum To Push Boundaries On NZ’s Big Issues

Mon Feb 12 2024

Waikato Medical School Moves A Step Closer

Tue Feb 13 2024

Ongoing Commitment To Reduce Health Inequities For Māori Supported With More HRC Funding

Thu Feb 22 2024

2024 Writer In Residence Reconnects With Heritage At Waikato

Mon Mar 25 2024

Your Shot At Literary Fame: 2024 Sargeson Prize Opens

Wed Apr 03 2024

University Develops New Programme To Become A Midwife

Sun May 05 2024

HIKO Hub Launches: New Co-working Precinct Opens At The University Of Waikato

Thu May 16 2024

University Of Waikato Welcomes Step Towards Third Medical School

Sat Sep 28 2024

MoU Signed To Tackle Primary Care Workforce Shortages

Mon Nov 04 2024

University Researchers Receive Marsden Funding For Ten Groundbreaking Projects

Thu Nov 07 2024

University Of Waikato Improves Sustainability Ranking, Remains Among The World’s Best

Wed Dec 11 2024

Reforming The Use Of Agricultural Land In Fiji

Fri Jun 09 2000

Media Advisory - Public lecture by Jane Kelsey

Tue Apr 06 2004

Professor Anthony Tarr Accepts USP's VC Post

Fri Dec 03 2004

USP partners with International Institute

Wed Jan 19 2005

Educational Multimedia on Pacific History

Wed Feb 23 2005

Professor Rajesh Chandra moves on

Mon Mar 14 2005

French Govt to Fund Geoarchaeology Research

Mon May 02 2005

"Mana"- the true face of Lapita unveiled

Thu Aug 11 2005

Call for nominees for Asia Pacific Peace Prize

Tue May 23 2006

USP Journalism Wins Ossie 'Best News Story' Award

Sun Dec 16 2007

USP signs MOU with Landcare Research New Zealand

Fri Dec 04 2009

Pacific: New Head for USP Lautoka Campus

Tue Jun 14 2011

Seminar on Human-Induced Climate Change

Tue Jun 21 2011

France and USP sign agreement on Renewable Energy Projects

Thu Jun 23 2011

Use of Population/Housing Census Results with GenderConcerns

Mon Aug 01 2011

Climate Change–A Human Rights Issue

Thu Sep 29 2011

New Zealand artist to launch book and CD at USP

Fri Oct 07 2011

Family Day at USP A Success

Tue Oct 18 2011

USP launches Trade and Investment Report 2011

Fri Oct 21 2011

USP Lautoka Campus Certificates in Community Development

Fri Oct 21 2011

First International Negotiations Workshop for Students

Fri Oct 28 2011

Women of Independence: Recollections of Fiji at Forty-One

Fri Oct 28 2011

Capacity Building Workshop For Researchers

Fri Nov 11 2011

Lautoka Campus Organises Blood Drive For Local Communities

Fri Dec 02 2011

Food Safety- A Major Issue For The Region

Wed Dec 14 2011

Publication Sheds Light On Impacts Of Fiji’s Migration

Thu Dec 15 2011

Rethinking Pacific Education Symposium

Fri Dec 16 2011

University Farewells Japanese Delegate

Thu Jan 26 2012

New Programme in Gender Studies

Tue Jan 31 2012

Students To Train Onboard International Cruise Ships

Thu Feb 02 2012

Czech Republic Diplomat visits University

Mon Feb 13 2012

University Offers First-Ever Mandarin Course

Mon Feb 13 2012

University Welcomes Students With Live Musical Performance

Thu Feb 16 2012

Orientation Week For New USP Students Starts With CFS

Fri Feb 17 2012

University Unveils New Solar Project

Fri Feb 17 2012

USP Academic Attends IRENA Meeting

Fri Feb 17 2012

World Bank World Development Report 2012 on Gender Equality

Wed Mar 28 2012

Gender Gaps Still Remain

Tue Apr 10 2012

USP strengthens relationship with staff union

Thu Nov 01 2012

University of the South Pacific partners with Govt of Israel

Thu Dec 06 2012

New plant discovered in Fiji

Mon Feb 04 2013

New Doco - Media Freedom In The Pacific

Wed Feb 13 2013

USP Vice-chancellor’s Contract Renewed

Thu May 23 2013

Farm to Table Project Set to Pave the Way Forward

Fri Jun 07 2013

Fiji Rugby Centenary Conference Update

Thu Jun 20 2013

USP-IAS Scientists Produce First Field Guide On Mangrove

Mon Jul 22 2013

USP Journalism Programme to host awards night

Fri Oct 30 2015

USP Development Partners Forum - a success

Fri Nov 20 2015

USP farewells New Zealand diplomat

Mon Jan 11 2016

ADB highlights private sector as driver of growth

Tue Jul 19 2016

Commercial reforms to boost Pacific state-owned enterprises

Tue Jul 19 2016

Conference to bring Pacifc Island countries together

Tue Jul 19 2016

Music – Biggest Highlight of Moana

Thu Nov 24 2016

USP-New Zealand HLC, a success

Tue May 02 2017

Conference Creates Link between Research and Policy

Tue Jun 20 2017

USP Cook Islands Campus Hosts China Seminar

Mon Jul 24 2017

Pacific Has a Stake in Ocean Activities

Thu Nov 09 2017

USP Contributes Pacific-led Research at Climate Change Conf

Tue Feb 20 2018

Shark Life and Sanctuary in Fiji

Sat Mar 03 2018

Education Critical for the Development of the Pacific Region

Wed Jun 06 2018

Pacific Skills Partnership commits to skills development

Wed Sep 05 2018

USP holds successful High Level Consultations with Aus/NZ

Tue Dec 04 2018

$5.15m USP, NZ Partnership Agreement signed

Sat Feb 09 2019

USP Special Council Meeting – 19 June 2020

Fri Jun 19 2020

Press Statement From Professor Pal Ahluwalia, The Vice-Chancellor And President of USP, Fiji

Fri Sep 04 2020

USP’s Bachelor Of Engineering (Civil) Programme Receives WSCUC Approval

Tue May 18 2021

USP Assists Private Students Through Its Student Bursary Scheme

Tue Jun 08 2021

USP Vice-Chancellor And President Professor Pal Ahluwalia - A Champion For Good Governance

Mon Aug 09 2021

Virtual Open Week, An Experience

Wed Sep 01 2021

Road to COP27

Tue Oct 11 2022

USP Vice-Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia Congratulates Sitiveni Rabuka

Fri Jan 06 2023

Pōwhiri Ceremony Marks The Beginning Of The Inaugural CPEM

Tue Mar 21 2023

Over 1,600 students graduated during the USP Laucala Campus Graduation

Sat Apr 13 2024

USP Conducts Workshop On Understanding Addiction

Fri Jul 19 2024

USP Leads Regional Study On Gender Equality In STEM Disciplines

Wed Jul 31 2024

USP Launches Centre For Sustainable Futures

Wed Aug 07 2024

USP Leads In Promoting Women’s Access To Higher Education

Wed Sep 18 2024

Strategic Fund Promotes Gender Equity At USP

Thu Oct 03 2024

USP Opens New Solomon Islands Campus, Ushering In A New Era Of Education

Fri Oct 04 2024

USP Surges Up 2025 Times Higher Education World University Rankings

Thu Oct 10 2024

USP Invention For Cyber Resilient Thermal Power Plants Granted Full Patent

Wed Oct 16 2024

USP Receives Early Childhood Programme Re-accreditation

Fri Oct 18 2024

USP To Serve As Regional Hub For The Newly Launched King’s Commonwealth Fellowships Programme

Thu Oct 24 2024

The Global Development Conference (GDC) 2024 Concluded In Fiji

Mon Dec 02 2024

Top Otago Education Researcher Receives Award

Thu Jan 10 2002

Otago Health Researcher Wins Major US Fellowship

Wed Apr 17 2002

Organic Produce No More Nutritious

Tue Apr 30 2002

Physicists To Help Unravel Mysteries Of Near Space

Fri May 03 2002

University Of Otago Scoops HRC Funding

Fri May 17 2002

Otago Microbiologist Receives Top American Honour

Mon May 27 2002

Madama Butterfly To Showcase Otago Graduates

Tue Jun 11 2002

Zoology Student To Compete In Top Adventure Race

Tue Jun 18 2002

Otago Research Reveals NZ Organic Sales Skyrocket

Fri Jun 28 2002

Drugs and Breast Milk Research Released

Wed Oct 09 2002

Treating Pneumonia In The Home. Does It Work?

Fri Nov 01 2002

NZ Business School Joins International Elite

Mon Nov 11 2002

Million Dollar Boost For Parkinson’s Diseases

Thu Nov 14 2002

Anti-Bridge Group to Fight "Corporate Madness"

Mon Nov 18 2002

Big Boost For Premature Baby Research

Wed Nov 20 2002

Otago To Increase Number Of Hall Beds For 2004

Wed Apr 09 2003

School Staff Want Total Ban On Smoking

Thu May 01 2003

New Research Facility At Otago Launched

Fri May 02 2003

Otago Takes Precautions To Control Meningococcal C

Mon Aug 25 2003

Two years on from September 11

Wed Sep 10 2003

Mum’s Initiative To Fight Fatty Fast Foods

Thu Sep 18 2003

Prize Winning Unit Plays A Key Role In Research

Tue Sep 23 2003

What Prevents Self-Harm?

Thu Oct 02 2003

Return Of First N.Z. Liver/Bowel Transplant

Fri Oct 03 2003

New Light Shed On Serious Abnormalities In Babies

Mon Oct 13 2003

All Black brand will win regardless of Cup outcome

Tue Oct 14 2003

Otago Announces 2004 Arts Fellowship Recipients

Tue Oct 14 2003

What Killed Alexander The Great?

Thu Oct 16 2003

What Lies Beneath? Earthquake Expert Talks Rocks

Tue Oct 21 2003

World-Renowned Cancer Researcher To Lead Otago

Thu Nov 06 2003

Research Into Cancer Of The Uterus Given Big Boost

Tue Nov 11 2003

Expert Appointed To Canadian Stem Cell Committee

Mon Nov 17 2003

Forget About A Free Trade Deal With The US

Mon Nov 17 2003

Ethical dilemmas ahead as face transplants ahead

Mon Nov 24 2003

Government Matches Otago's $25M Research Programme

Mon Nov 24 2003

Funding Boost For Parkinson’s Diseases Research

Thu Nov 27 2003

Mental Health The Focus Of Three Major Conferences

Mon Dec 01 2003

Approach To Drug Advertising A Huge Step Forward

Thu Dec 18 2003

Otago Researchers Make Kidney Tumour Breakthrough

Wed Feb 11 2004

Conference Wrestles With Biotech Issues

Thu Feb 12 2004

‘Hot Science’ In The Summer

Fri Feb 13 2004

Research: Superiority Of New Asthma Test Confirmed

Mon Feb 16 2004

Health And Money Have The Potential To Collide

Tue Feb 17 2004

Medical Staff Honoured For Teaching Excellence

Mon Feb 23 2004

Spinal Injury Psychological And Social Problems

Wed Feb 25 2004

A Window into the Brain? - Public Lecture

Tue Mar 02 2004

Income & Ethnicity Both Critical In Health Funding

Wed Mar 03 2004

New Research Into Kidney Failure In Intensive Care

Tue Mar 09 2004

Biggest Ever Solar Flare Just Got Bigger

Tue Mar 16 2004

Adding Iron To Oceans Not Effective - Study

Fri Mar 19 2004

Parkinson’s DiseasesTo Grow As Population Ages

Tue Mar 23 2004

Respected Academic Appointed To Senior Position

Thu Mar 25 2004

Ethnic Gaps In Life Expectancy Closing

Tue Mar 30 2004

Depression Are We Simply Medicalising Unhappiness?

Wed Mar 31 2004

Second-Hand Smoking Increases Risk Of Adult Death

Mon Apr 05 2004

Hepatitis C…A Sleeping Dragon

Thu Apr 08 2004

Advances In Understanding ‘Difficult’ Pregnancies

Tue Apr 13 2004

Exploring Post-Lunch Dip Psychological Phenomena

Wed Apr 14 2004

Otago Wins PBRF Money Round

Fri Apr 23 2004

Outstanding Success For Health Sciences

Fri Apr 23 2004

NZ And Australian Perspectives On Depression

Mon May 10 2004

First National Seminar On Issue Of Smacking

Thu May 20 2004

Otago Awards Honorary Doctorate To Vice-Chancellor

Thu May 20 2004

Alarming rates of chlamydia infection

Fri May 21 2004

Turning Medical ‘Brain Drain’ To ‘Brain Gain’

Wed May 26 2004

Major Health Research Funding Boost

Thu Jun 03 2004

Otago University Gains Health Research Funding

Thu Jun 03 2004

Otago University’s Economic Impact Tops $900M

Thu Jun 10 2004

Industry Growth Brings Gamers Together

Tue Jun 22 2004

Kiwi Kids’ Time In Summer Sun To Be Tracked

Thu Jun 24 2004

Pharmaceutical Scientists Join UN Physicists

Wed Jun 30 2004

Winterbourn Earns Otago’s Highest Research Honour

Wed Jun 30 2004

Too Much Tv In Childhood Affects Adult Health

Fri Jul 16 2004

Medical Complaints Don’t Improve Patient Care

Fri Jul 23 2004

Honorary Otago Degree For Mäori Health Leader

Thu Aug 12 2004

Uni Celebrates 100 years of Maori Achievement

Thu Aug 12 2004

Taking The Pacific Into A New Medical Age

Fri Aug 20 2004

Are Hunter-Gatherer Diets Better For You?

Wed Aug 25 2004

Experts Unveil Latest Research On Diabetes

Wed Aug 25 2004

Students Help Research Effects Of ChCh Polution

Wed Aug 25 2004

Dietetics Experts Unveil Latest Research

Thu Aug 26 2004

Vanuatu Headless Bodies To Be Analysed At Otago

Mon Aug 30 2004

Neuroscientist Appointed To Senior Otago Post

Wed Sep 01 2004

Stem Cell Expert Launches Health Research Open Day

Thu Sep 02 2004

Stem Cell Expert Reveals Future Use For Treatment

Fri Sep 03 2004

Heart Foundation Funds Women’s Lifestyle Study

Mon Sep 06 2004

Predictable Fees For International Students

Tue Sep 07 2004

Otago Marsden Funding Research Successes

Fri Sep 10 2004

Calendar Boost For Children’s Cancer Research

Mon Sep 27 2004

US Expert On Diffusion To Join Otago

Mon Sep 27 2004

UK Expert Appointed; Otago Geography Professorship

Fri Oct 08 2004

Research Investigates Newborn/Elderly Disease

Tue Oct 12 2004

Otago Announces 2005 Arts Fellows

Wed Oct 13 2004

Heart Research A Key To Improved Health

Tue Nov 02 2004

Business School Team In Case Competition Final

Wed Nov 10 2004

Otago Defers Decision On Some Student Fees

Wed Nov 10 2004

Otago Fees Still Amongst Lowest In The Country

Wed Nov 10 2004

New Facilities For Booming Bioactivity

Mon Nov 22 2004

Otago Establishes Chair In Irish Studies

Tue Nov 23 2004

Business Achieves Prestigious Equis Accreditation

Thu Nov 25 2004

Spatial Information Workshop Builds Capability

Mon Nov 29 2004

Conference Hosts Leading Management Minds

Wed Dec 01 2004

New Grants For Serious Life Threatening Illness

Wed Dec 01 2004

Otago Business School Team Win Int. Case Comp

Mon Dec 06 2004

More Hocken Archives Records To Go Online

Fri Jan 07 2005

Having Cat Helps Protect From Cat Allergy

Mon Jan 17 2005

Revolution In Bone Surgery Possible

Tue Jan 25 2005

University Guide To Encourage Campus Visitors

Tue Feb 01 2005

Director Of Human Resources Announced

Tue Feb 15 2005

Postgraduate Nursing Centre Official Opening

Fri Feb 18 2005

Heavy Cannabis Use May Lead To Psychotic Symptoms

Tue Mar 01 2005

Student Enrolments Show Increase

Tue Mar 08 2005

Treatment Outcomes For Leukaemias

Tue Mar 08 2005

University and College to enter Merger discussions

Tue Mar 08 2005

Matchmaking Young UK And NZ Researchers

Mon Mar 14 2005

Significant Archaeological Dig Due In Lawrence

Tue Mar 15 2005

Eminent Speakers Feature In Symposium At Otago

Thu Mar 17 2005

Otago Establishes New Philosophy Chair

Mon Mar 21 2005

Otago Appoints New Professor of Education

Wed Mar 23 2005

Book Crossing in Memory of Bronwyn Tate

Wed Mar 30 2005

Otago Survey Reveals Discontent Among Voters

Wed Mar 30 2005

Inaugural Elman Poole Travelling Fellowship

Thu Apr 07 2005

Overweight Pregnant Mothers and Baby Obesity

Fri Apr 08 2005

How to be a world citizen

Mon Apr 11 2005

University of Otago Guide to Experts

Mon Apr 11 2005

Otago Continues To Grow Roll In 2005

Tue Apr 12 2005

Transpower Scholars announced

Tue Apr 12 2005

Physiology celebrates a century of teaching

Thu Apr 14 2005

Celebrex risks cardiovascular problems - Otago

Fri Apr 15 2005

Otago Uni annual report reflects on excellent year

Fri Apr 15 2005

Tax revenue from under-age tobacco sales

Fri Apr 15 2005

High school choice affects alcohol, drug use

Mon Apr 18 2005

Health & Wealth Disparities - Otago Uni. Research

Thu Apr 21 2005

Cannabis-pyschosis link – it’s in the genes

Fri Apr 29 2005

School of Medicine inaugural Research Awards

Fri Apr 29 2005

Myths Still Affect Influenza Vaccine Uptake

Fri May 06 2005

Physical Education graduates recognised

Fri May 06 2005

Conference to tackle children’s rights

Fri May 13 2005

Further Professor of Education appointed

Mon May 16 2005

Damaged gene causes impaired vision and autism

Tue May 17 2005

American environmental historian to visit Otago

Wed May 18 2005

Otago announces new Dux Scholarships

Mon May 23 2005

Parkinson’s Diseases And Brain Disorders

Mon May 23 2005

ChCH School Of Medicine Research Gets Boost

Wed May 25 2005

Otago Gains Health Research Funding

Wed May 25 2005

Book on relationship property after death

Thu May 26 2005

Solving New Zealand’s Business Problems

Fri May 27 2005

Impact of emerging coms technologies examined

Mon May 30 2005

Mental health problems in Maori attending GPs

Wed Jun 01 2005

New University Librarian appointed

Tue Jun 07 2005

Spanish Universities say "Sí" to Otago

Fri Jun 10 2005

University appoints Communications Director

Mon Jun 13 2005

Professor of Economics appointed

Tue Jun 14 2005

Otago Innovation companies help winning scientist

Thu Jun 23 2005

Research Dean appointed for Division of Sciences

Thu Jun 23 2005

Top young race and rally drivers put through paces

Thu Jun 23 2005

Eminent Theologian to deliver Hocken Lecture

Mon Jun 27 2005

Int. Award for Young University of Otago Scientist

Thu Jun 30 2005

Rheumatoid arthritis gene link proven

Mon Jul 04 2005

Gamblers Share Profiles of Substance Abusers

Tue Jul 05 2005

Too much TV in childhood is bad for education

Tue Jul 05 2005

Child death rates analysed

Fri Jul 15 2005

Junk food heavily advertised near high schools

Fri Jul 15 2005

Leading Health Academic Appointed To Senior Post

Fri Jul 29 2005

Young Gays At Increased Risk

Mon Aug 01 2005

Art meets Science at Computer Graphics Conference

Tue Aug 02 2005

Polling, Politicians And Public Perceptions

Wed Aug 03 2005

Urinary Tract Infections And Antibiotic Resistance

Mon Aug 08 2005

Health Education Compromised By School Fundraising

Tue Aug 09 2005

University Honours World-leading Legal Philosopher

Fri Aug 12 2005

Authors Challenge State's Relationship with Mäori

Mon Aug 15 2005

Does Aid Work?

Wed Aug 17 2005

Mental Health Researchers In Top Rank

Fri Aug 19 2005

Planning Needed Now To Protect GPs In Next Pandemic

Tue Aug 30 2005

From Torsos To Tsunamis

Wed Aug 31 2005

Otago’s Research Excellence

Fri Sep 09 2005

Home Treatment Of Pneumonia Effective

Mon Sep 12 2005

Economist Rates Otago Mba Amongst World’s Top 100

Mon Sep 26 2005

Global and National Political Issues in Spotlight

Mon Sep 26 2005

New Zealand’s Oldest University Captures its Past

Mon Sep 26 2005

Otago To Host Unesco Ethics Conference

Thu Sep 29 2005

Performing Under Pressure

Fri Sep 30 2005

Otago University Appoints New Enterprise Director

Tue Oct 04 2005

Innovative New Methods for Assessing Concussion

Mon Oct 10 2005

Otago University Announces 2006 Arts Fellows

Wed Oct 12 2005

New Mâori and Pacific Island Scholarships

Wed Oct 19 2005

British Govt Advisor to Collaborate w Genome Work

Mon Oct 31 2005

New treatments for neurological disorders

Tue Nov 01 2005

GG To Launch Women’s Health Research Centre

Thu Nov 03 2005

Otago Still One Of The Most Affordable Uni's

Tue Nov 08 2005

Football Refs Wired And Tracked

Thu Nov 10 2005

Books and Boots: A.H. Reed Biography Published

Mon Nov 14 2005

Energy Experts Ponder End of Oil

Mon Nov 14 2005

Early Start: Successful Decade of School of Medine

Wed Nov 16 2005

World Expert on Bird Flu at Major Otago Conference

Tue Nov 22 2005

Dazzling Digital Artistry on Display at Otago

Fri Nov 25 2005

Every brain cell helps in understanding ADHD

Tue Nov 29 2005

Experts see sea ice as climate-change indicator

Tue Nov 29 2005

Researchers tackle key questions at Otago conf.

Mon Dec 05 2005

Children’s Issues Centre turns 10

Tue Dec 06 2005

New Centre For Multi-Disciplinary Cancer Care

Fri Dec 16 2005

Renowned landscape artist gifts works to Hocken

Thu Dec 22 2005

Otago Injects $22m Into Wellington Campus

Mon Jan 23 2006

How Should Doctors Dress?

Thu Jan 26 2006

Tobacco Health Threat Dwarfs Terrorism

Thu Jan 26 2006

New Light on Domestic Violence’s Effect on NZ kids

Fri Jan 27 2006

Physical Punishment of NZ Children Common

Fri Jan 27 2006

Children’s Rights under Microscope

Wed Feb 08 2006

Domestic Violence And Mental Health

Wed Feb 08 2006

Top minds to meet at ethics conferences

Thu Feb 09 2006

Landfall Essay Competition Announced

Fri Feb 10 2006

Licensing Laws Have Reduced Suicides Using Guns

Wed Feb 22 2006

$5.6 Million Invested in New Research Chairs

Mon Feb 27 2006

Wellington Software Firm Funds Annual Award

Mon Mar 06 2006

Illicit Drug Use Starts With Cannabis

Tue Mar 14 2006

University of Otago Congratulates Prof Holloway

Wed Apr 05 2006

Industry Partnership Links University to World

Wed Apr 12 2006

New Biotechnology Management Course

Wed Apr 12 2006

Alcohol, junk food, gambling youth sport sponsors

Thu Apr 20 2006

NZ school children’s summer sun exposure

Fri Apr 21 2006

Bringing Hot Topics to Cold Auckland Nights

Mon May 01 2006

Patient Satisfaction Survey Needs Improving

Tue May 02 2006

Socio-economic status half story in death rates

Mon May 08 2006

Ground-breaking Parkinson's Drug Trial Hailed

Fri May 26 2006

New Appointment To Chair Of Public Health

Fri May 26 2006

Boost For Child Cancer Research

Thu Jun 01 2006

Otago Appoints NZ's First Irish Studies Professor

Thu Jun 08 2006

Collaboration Focus of Early Childhood Ed Seminar

Fri Jun 09 2006

FIFA Whistleblower at Foreign Policy School

Fri Jun 09 2006

Hewlett-Packard Scholar Announced

Fri Jun 09 2006

Making NZ smoke-free will reduce ethnic death rate

Fri Jun 09 2006

Improving Drug Treatment by Understanding Genetic

Tue Jun 27 2006

Vitamins May Not Help Ward Off Dementia After All:

Thu Jun 29 2006

University Of Otago Backs Physiotherapy Research

Thu Jul 13 2006

NZ Women Continuing to Drink During Pregnancy

Fri Jul 14 2006

Otago Announces Next Dean of Business School

Sat Jul 29 2006

Genome Research Approves Genetic Screening

Wed Aug 02 2006

Cost of fighting computer crime in NZ revealed

Tue Aug 08 2006

New Zealand Society Becoming More Conservative

Wed Aug 09 2006

University Recognises Outstanding Research

Thu Aug 10 2006

University Supports Concept Of Multi-Use Stadium

Thu Aug 10 2006

US satellite protection plan global radio threat

Mon Aug 14 2006

L’Oréal Scholars announced

Fri Aug 25 2006

Otago Researchers Gain Major Marsden Funding

Thu Sep 07 2006

Big Increase of Sex Workers Myth: Latest Research

Tue Sep 12 2006

Compounds From Vegetables Attack Cancer Cells

Fri Sep 15 2006

Improving treatment for people with addiction's

Wed Sep 27 2006

Study shows retailers in breach of legislation

Mon Oct 16 2006

Leading Heart Researchers Plan National Group

Tue Oct 17 2006

Otago Scientists help decode the Honeybee Genome

Thu Oct 26 2006

Smoking in Cars a Health Risk for Children

Fri Oct 27 2006

University Wins Funding for Exporting Education

Wed Nov 08 2006

Otago Announces 2007 Arts Fellowships

Wed Nov 15 2006

NZ’s clean, green tourism brand put under 'scope

Fri Dec 01 2006

Otago Establishes NZ Chair in Scottish Studies

Fri Dec 01 2006

Grants for Research Into Arthritis and Depression

Tue Dec 05 2006

Otago welcomes government funding boost

Thu Dec 07 2006

University of Otago commended for changes

Thu Dec 07 2006

Report Shows 2003 Smokefree Law A Major Success

Sun Dec 10 2006

Otago Honours Academic Leader and Govt Advisor

Thu Dec 14 2006

Wheezing And Rashes Linked To Toxins At Home

Fri Dec 15 2006

Resistin, Obesity And Surviving Heart Attack

Mon Jan 15 2007

Boost For Successful Interactive Medical Education

Mon Jan 29 2007

NZ's First Chair in International Health

Fri Feb 02 2007

University Announces TD Scott Chair in Urology

Tue Feb 20 2007

Dental students get teeth into oral health degree

Fri Feb 23 2007

Chemistry Conference Explores Nanoscience Frontier

Wed Feb 28 2007

NZ Research: Insulation Results in Better Health

Mon Mar 05 2007

Kidney Research Vital to New Zealand’s Health

Thu Mar 08 2007

Researcher Reveals Vital Role of Vit C and Health

Thu Mar 15 2007

The Vital Role Of Vit C And Health

Thu Mar 15 2007

Cancer Discovery Gives New Hope to Families

Mon Mar 19 2007

Stomach Cancer Discovery Gives New Hope

Mon Mar 19 2007

New centre focus on giving law back to the people

Mon Mar 26 2007

Obesity And Poor Health In New Zealanders

Mon Apr 30 2007

Healthy housing study reduces asthma severity

Wed May 02 2007

University-based software co wins internat'l award

Wed May 02 2007

Otago New Zealand’s Top University

Fri May 04 2007

Obesity, Diabetes and Finding the Best Diet

Fri May 11 2007

Parents’ Role Is Key To Kids Eating Healthily

Fri May 25 2007

Otago disappointed by CoRE outcome

Tue Jun 05 2007

Mental Health Research Receives Funding Boost

Thu Jun 07 2007

Otago gains major health research funding

Thu Jun 07 2007

Symposium puts spotlight on Treaty’s impact

Thu Jun 07 2007

New brain clue to tone deafness discovered

Mon Jun 25 2007

Oral Infections Harm Health -- Prof. Greg Seymour

Thu Jun 28 2007

Reduced lung function linked to heart disease

Fri Jun 29 2007

Otago Uni signs agreement with health provider

Tue Jul 03 2007

University adopts Māori Strategic Framework

Thu Jul 12 2007

Caesarian Birth Not Linked to Postnatal Depression

Wed Jul 18 2007

Children’s antipsychotic drug use scrutinised

Wed Jul 18 2007

Major funding for Otago research programmes

Wed Jul 18 2007

University Of Otago Hosts Australian Of The Year

Thu Jul 19 2007

Chlorine Bleach Key Weapon vs Bacteria Infections

Fri Jul 20 2007

Training Mothers Improves Children’s Memory

Fri Jul 20 2007

Otago rewards up-and-coming researchers

Wed Jul 25 2007

High pressure jobs linked to depression, anxiety

Thu Aug 02 2007

Farmer survey a snapshot of occupational health

Fri Aug 03 2007

Use of preventive medicines in the elderly

Fri Aug 10 2007

Abbey Lodge to become postgraduate centre

Wed Aug 15 2007

Disparities in Death Rates No Longer Widening

Thu Aug 23 2007

Otago awards 2007 Distinguished Research Medal

Thu Aug 30 2007

Otago secures major Marsden funding

Thu Sep 06 2007

PM to open Wellington development

Fri Sep 07 2007

Depression treatment goes online

Mon Sep 10 2007

World Suicide Prevention Day: September 10

Mon Sep 10 2007

Call For Participants In Alcohol Study

Mon Sep 17 2007

Single parent families not a risk factor for child

Thu Sep 20 2007

$2m Fund Establishes Chair in Paediatric Research

Fri Sep 21 2007

Claims of Conventional Milk Risks Unjustified

Fri Sep 21 2007

IT practices inadequate for forensic evidence

Wed Sep 26 2007

New Pro-Vice-Chancellor appointed

Wed Sep 26 2007

Practices inadequate to preserve forensic evidence

Wed Sep 26 2007

Access to mental health in NZ still inadequate

Mon Oct 01 2007

Access to mental health services inadequate

Mon Oct 01 2007

Commitment to Science Communication

Tue Oct 02 2007

Physiotherapy circuit decreases waiting times

Tue Oct 02 2007

Driving under influence of cannabis riskier

Wed Oct 10 2007

President of Ireland coming to University

Mon Oct 15 2007

Recreational river users sought for survey

Tue Oct 16 2007

Canterbury Medical Research Foundation grants

Fri Oct 26 2007

OtagoNational Centre for Peace Studies

Fri Oct 26 2007

Raising insulation standards long overdue

Tue Oct 30 2007

Health Promotion and Policy Research Unit launched

Thu Nov 01 2007

World Cancer Research Fund Report a challenge

Thu Nov 01 2007

Ethnic differences in drug and alcohol use in NZ

Mon Nov 05 2007

Breastfeeding Can Raise IQ

Tue Nov 06 2007

Ethnic differences seen in extreme child obesity

Mon Nov 12 2007

Otago Announces 2008 Arts Fellows

Tue Nov 13 2007

New research centre puts NZ lives under microscope

Fri Nov 16 2007

Otago scientists get up noses with squid gel

Fri Nov 16 2007

Public Support For Smokefree Parks

Fri Nov 16 2007

Socio-economic Deprivation Index update

Mon Nov 19 2007

University announces new Wellington campus Dean

Thu Nov 22 2007

Why health research is not put into practice

Thu Nov 22 2007

Otago secures $1.75m to develop protein technology

Mon Nov 26 2007

Otago Attracts Marketing Gurus to ANZMAC Conf.

Thu Nov 29 2007

Prestigious award for rising Otago researcher

Thu Nov 29 2007

Surgeon named NZer of the year by magazine

Thu Dec 06 2007

Young adults in denial about alcohol abuse

Thu Dec 06 2007

MPs misuse research on smoking – Study

Mon Dec 10 2007

Uni of Otago – AgResearch Centre Head Appointed

Fri Dec 21 2007

Bear Baiting: The opportunity of a lifetime!

Mon Jan 28 2008

Time to test that great business idea…

Fri Feb 01 2008

Smoking gums implicate cannabis

Thu Feb 07 2008

Heart hormone crucial for skeletal growth

Fri Feb 08 2008

New insights into Māori early memory advantage

Fri Feb 08 2008

Launch of NZ’s first Science Communication Centre

Fri Feb 15 2008

New ways of treating mental illness

Mon Feb 18 2008

NZ heads Australia in e-govt responsiveness

Mon Feb 18 2008

Otago appoints international health research head

Wed Feb 20 2008

Leaky buildings: the health effects?

Mon Feb 25 2008

Deliberate self harm higher in female adolescents

Tue Feb 26 2008

Otago Innovation succeeds with PreSeed

Wed Mar 05 2008

The delayed introduction of unleaded petrol

Wed Mar 05 2008

International award for suicide researcher

Mon Mar 10 2008

African ‘sniffer’ rats used to develop TB test

Thu Mar 20 2008

Otago success in inaugural funding round

Tue Mar 25 2008

Hydrogen sulphide study launched in Rotorua

Wed Apr 02 2008

"People Power" focus for Foreign Policy School

Wed Apr 23 2008

Higher cancer mortality in Maori, Pacific people

Mon Apr 28 2008

Vehicle ads fail to provide pollution data

Tue May 06 2008

Platypus genome mapping boon for researchers

Thu May 08 2008

Intake of sugars not related to obesity levels

Fri May 16 2008

New Professor of Māori Studies announced

Mon May 19 2008

University announces Professor of Accountancy

Fri May 23 2008

Socio-economic differences in smoking patterns

Fri May 30 2008

Otago brings teaching, learning to iTunes

Wed Jun 04 2008

Heart research wins major funding boost

Thu Jun 05 2008

Certificate in Professional Program Development

Tue Jun 17 2008

Anxiety and depression linked to obesity

Tue Jul 01 2008

Otago honours Maori health leader

Wed Jul 09 2008

Media workers homicides increase due to Iraq wa

Wed Jul 16 2008

University launches Otago Choice

Wed Jul 16 2008

Are SUVs Dangerous Vehicles?

Thu Jul 24 2008

Otago A Sun Microsystems Centre of Excellence

Thu Jul 24 2008

University appoints new Professor of Marketing

Tue Jul 29 2008

Infant wheezing not clearly linked to antibiotics

Fri Aug 01 2008

Thick melanomas: the problem continues

Fri Aug 08 2008

TB associated with household crowding in NZ

Sun Aug 10 2008

Health impacts of winter air pollution

Mon Aug 11 2008

Sun protection for outdoor workers

Tue Aug 12 2008

University announces new Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Thu Aug 14 2008

Female salmon fussy over males

Fri Aug 15 2008

Trinity buys Bioactivity Group from University

Mon Aug 18 2008

How to really lose weight without a crash diet

Thu Aug 21 2008

Large increase in New Zealand sunbed services

Thu Aug 21 2008

HRT improves sleep, sexuality, pain in older women

Fri Aug 22 2008

Home hazardous home….. a risky place to be

Wed Sep 03 2008

Probiotic supplement protects against eczema

Tue Sep 09 2008

Better Home Heating Improves Childhood Asthma

Wed Sep 24 2008

Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies Appointed

Fri Sep 26 2008

Howard Paterson Professor Appointed

Mon Oct 06 2008

Blood infection research produces surprise results

Fri Oct 10 2008

Teen drinking increases risk for poor adult health

Fri Oct 17 2008

Expert says NZ should aim for zero road toll

Thu Oct 23 2008

Defective gene puts middle aged males at risk

Wed Oct 29 2008

Dosing for arthritis drug may be too slow

Fri Nov 07 2008

Experts to debate human genetic research issues

Tue Nov 25 2008

Study on link between abortion, mental health

Mon Dec 01 2008

Smokfree car laws have international support

Thu Dec 04 2008

School receives highest accreditation standard

Fri Dec 05 2008

How white blood cells beat bacterial infection

Mon Dec 08 2008

Prestigious early-career award recipient announced

Mon Dec 08 2008

University of Otago - New Pro-Chancellor Elected

Wed Dec 10 2008

Researchers show "exercise on prescription" works

Fri Dec 12 2008

Acute rheumatic fever rates worsening in Māori

Mon Dec 15 2008

Study Shows Prescribing Exercise Works

Fri Jan 09 2009

Child sun protection: Attitudes may be the key

Wed Feb 04 2009

Kelp genes reveal Ice Age "icier" than thought

Tue Feb 10 2009

Youth alcohol, drug services deal w complex needs

Tue Feb 10 2009

Study finds multiple hazards in ‘home sweet home’

Fri Feb 13 2009

Rethink to cut child mortality in poor countries

Tue Feb 17 2009

Asians have lowest mortality rates in elderly

Wed Feb 18 2009

NZ lags in marketing unhealthy food to children

Tue Feb 24 2009

The onset and use of non-medical drugs in NZ

Mon Mar 02 2009

Children from active homes, more active teens

Mon Mar 09 2009

International study on serious disease

Mon Mar 16 2009

New insights into New Zealand’s first people

Mon Apr 06 2009

New light shed on male & female brain differences

Tue Apr 07 2009

University appoints Professor of Orthodontics

Thu Apr 09 2009

University selects Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Mon Apr 27 2009

University honours "Apostle for Peace"

Tue May 05 2009

Global food crisis focus for Foreign Policy School

Thu May 07 2009

Time To Revisit Fairness In NZ Health System

Wed May 13 2009

University appoints new Research Director

Fri Jun 12 2009

Ethnic disparities in hospital care in New Zealand

Fri Jun 19 2009

Expensive milk, Implications for health inequality

Fri Jun 19 2009

New findings on brain cells controlling fertility

Tue Jun 23 2009

Heavyweights Of Global Food Crisis Debate

Wed Jun 24 2009

UK research may bring ‘radical overhaul’

Mon Jun 29 2009

Cost key to accessing primary health care in NZ

Fri Jul 03 2009

Family history predicts severity of mental disease

Tue Jul 07 2009

Food quality specialist for Otago professorship

Thu Jul 09 2009

New book offers solutions to obesity crisis

Wed Jul 15 2009

Infectiousness of swine flu estimated for NZ

Fri Jul 24 2009

New brain scanning technique for Alzheimer's

Mon Jul 27 2009

Smaller twin girls, greater risk of adult obesity

Mon Jul 27 2009

Products in synthetic bedding may affect asthma

Mon Aug 03 2009

Litter study identifies missed tobacco tax revenue

Tue Aug 04 2009

Hospital medical specialists and work-burnout

Fri Aug 07 2009

Primary Care successful in helping mental health

Mon Aug 10 2009

New Professor of Public Health in Wellington

Fri Aug 14 2009

Single-sex schools reduce gender gap in education

Thu Aug 20 2009

Traffic Crash Injuries Commonly Misclassified

Mon Aug 31 2009

Thoughts colour how we perceive emotions

Thu Sep 03 2009

Children's cognitive scores and iodine deficiency

Tue Sep 08 2009

‘Suicide prevention in different cultures’

Thu Sep 10 2009

Innovative research for a healthier New Zealand

Mon Sep 14 2009

Is alcohol protection for the heart exaggerated?

Fri Sep 25 2009

Public ahead of politicians on smoking in cars ban

Fri Sep 25 2009

Cigarette warning regulations not being followed

Mon Sep 28 2009

Otago researchers gain funding for projects

Thu Oct 08 2009

Food strategies improve toddlers’ low iron status

Thu Oct 15 2009

Increasing drug dose helps to cure gout

Fri Oct 23 2009

NZ's Grim Marine Bycatch Toll Under Spotlight

Tue Oct 27 2009

University Appoints New Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Fri Nov 13 2009

Inaugural NZ internet research conference

Wed Nov 18 2009

Open Letter to the Minister of Education

Wed Nov 25 2009

University of Otago to honour hymn writer

Tue Dec 01 2009

Honorary degrees for Michael Cullen, Trevor Scott

Wed Dec 09 2009

Otago researchers help map aphid genome

Tue Feb 23 2010

Teens who shun TV may relate better to peers

Tue Mar 02 2010

Ancient DNA breakthrough boosts moa research

Wed Mar 10 2010

New nicotine replacement product offers hope

Wed Mar 17 2010

Good home heating cuts school absences

Tue Mar 23 2010

Otago Appoints Leading Academic Surgeon To Chair

Tue Apr 13 2010

University Establishes New Global Health Professor

Mon Apr 19 2010

Crohn’s disease costly to health system, sufferers

Mon Apr 26 2010

Advertising Standards Authority fails children

Wed Apr 28 2010

Deep-sea hot vent creatures not so keen on heat

Wed May 05 2010

Otago to confer honorary degree on researcher

Fri May 07 2010

Decriminalisation of sex industry positive move

Thu May 13 2010

Otago researchers find "dark shift" bias

Thu May 13 2010

Maori Select Committee told of need to end tobacco

Wed May 19 2010

Early cannabis use may affect academic achievement

Fri May 21 2010

New Zealand women targeted by tobacco companies

Fri May 28 2010

Major prostate cancer trial boosted by new funding

Mon May 31 2010

Smoking increases risk of depression

Tue Jun 01 2010

Flu infection can occur during long-haul flights

Wed Jun 02 2010

China’s Rise: focus of Otago Foreign Policy School

Thu Jun 03 2010

Otago health research gains major funding

Thu Jun 10 2010

Record health research funding for Otago

Thu Jun 10 2010

Otago joins major international TB study

Fri Jun 11 2010

Study finds problems with incorrect ethnicity

Tue Jun 15 2010

Otago research enhances crime investigation

Thu Jun 17 2010

University of Otago Performance Scholarships

Fri Jun 18 2010

Unusual NZ testicular cancer trends revealed

Tue Jun 29 2010

"Food miles" have little impact on UK shoppers

Wed Jul 07 2010

Brain cell communication could see new therapies

Tue Jul 13 2010

New genetic marker for aortic aneurysms

Tue Jul 13 2010

Vitamin C has vital role in battle against cancer

Mon Jul 19 2010

Study explores multiple aspects of sexual orientat

Thu Jul 22 2010

Dietary advice improves diabetes over drugs

Fri Jul 23 2010

New impetus for diabetes and bowel cancer research

Thu Jul 29 2010

Better nutrition for NZ kids more than tuck shops

Fri Jul 30 2010

Mental illness in youth linked to poorer future

Mon Aug 02 2010

Severely depressed people read faces differently

Mon Aug 02 2010

National teaching award for Otago frog biologist

Thu Aug 05 2010

Big gains in life expectancy if tobacco banned

Fri Aug 13 2010

Improved life expectancy but increasing inequality

Fri Aug 13 2010

Otago researcher locates early edition of Chaucer

Tue Aug 17 2010

Otago Prostate Cancer Research Receives Funding

Wed Aug 18 2010

Māori gains in cancer, but much to be done

Mon Aug 23 2010

New role combines cancer research, teaching

Wed Sep 01 2010

Study on cost-effectiveness of preventing disease

Wed Sep 08 2010

Mental health care controversies to be explored

Mon Sep 13 2010

University of Otago Arts Fellowships announced

Tue Sep 14 2010

New clues to schizophrenia’s biological basis

Wed Sep 15 2010

Sea taxis: animals use bull kelp to travel oceans

Thu Sep 16 2010

Stream in integrated farming as good as organic

Mon Sep 20 2010

Young drinkers ignoring safe sex messages

Wed Sep 22 2010

Major support for innovative Otago research

Fri Sep 24 2010

How to reduce alcohol harm amongst young people

Mon Sep 27 2010

University of Otago atom breakthrough represents

Mon Sep 27 2010

"Nanny State" worries trump child health in smokef

Thu Sep 30 2010

Archaeologists shed new light on ancestors

Fri Oct 01 2010

Ending the tobacco epidemic by phasing out sales

Fri Oct 08 2010

Otago Appoints Next Head of Health Sciences

Fri Oct 08 2010

Risky student drinking, adverse sexual experiences

Fri Oct 08 2010

Alcohol often cheaper than bottled water

Fri Oct 15 2010

Clash of views on healthy food labelling

Fri Oct 15 2010

Christchurch Study leader awarded Research Medal

Wed Oct 20 2010

Alcohol Outlet Density Related To Binge Drinking

Sun Oct 31 2010

Genetic influence in depression and addiction

Mon Nov 01 2010

World Premier of six science films

Thu Nov 11 2010

Major report released on families living with addiction

Tue Nov 23 2010

Journalists sceptical about rules on suicide reporting

Wed Nov 24 2010

Research explains why we see Barack Obama as "black"

Thu Nov 25 2010

Effective tobacco-free strategies: by Māori for Māori

Fri Nov 26 2010

Improving prioritisation of health services

Fri Nov 26 2010

The tobacco report: A kaupapa to save 5000 lives a year

Fri Nov 26 2010

Predicting outcomes for critically-ill kidney patients

Thu Dec 02 2010

Otago academics made full professor

Fri Dec 03 2010

Varying New Zealand cancer trends and burden by ethnicity

Tue Dec 07 2010

Concern for kids a significant new reason to quit smoking

Fri Dec 10 2010

University of Otago appoints first Professor of Sociology

Wed Dec 15 2010

Lightning detection helps for early warning of volcanic ash

Thu Dec 16 2010

Medical Research Foundation’s Laurenson Awards announced

Fri Dec 17 2010

Children with self-control become healthier and wealthier

Tue Jan 25 2011

Older is not always wiser when it comes to social gaffes

Wed Feb 02 2011

University of Otago announces new Wellington campus Dean

Wed Feb 02 2011

Top international clinicians attend cancer symposium

Fri Feb 11 2011

Maori women have biggest increase in breast cancer rates

Tue Feb 15 2011

Christchurch Campus: Earthquake Information

Tue Feb 22 2011

Universities Commercialise Revolutionary Healing Treatment

Tue Mar 01 2011

Universities commercialise revolutionary wound treatment

Tue Mar 01 2011

Delgirl New EP And Shows

Wed Mar 02 2011

Otago Provides Assistance for Canterbury & Lincoln Students

Wed Mar 02 2011

Earthquake Affected Students Welcome at Otago

Thu Mar 03 2011

New era of healthcare assistance in Otago

Thu Mar 03 2011

Medical students lend a hand in earthquake aftermath

Mon Mar 21 2011

Study finds insiders profit as companies falter

Thu Mar 24 2011

Quakefest ‘11: Dunedin Hosts Ten Christchurch Bands

Fri Mar 25 2011

Food insecurity and psychological distress in NZ

Mon Apr 04 2011

Otago strengthens research focus on accounting practise

Tue Apr 05 2011

Conservation crisis as historic carved trees die

Fri Apr 08 2011

NZ treasures entrusted to UK museum found on open market

Thu Apr 14 2011

Rural pubs follow smokefree law

Fri Apr 15 2011

Higher blood clot risk for newer unsubsidised pill

Fri Apr 22 2011

Serious skin infection rates double in children since 1990

Wed Apr 27 2011

Smoking during pregnancy factor in childhood disorders

Wed Apr 27 2011

Otago receives US$100,000 Grand Challenges Exploration Grant

Fri Apr 29 2011

Scientists critical of Alcohol Reform Bill

Mon May 02 2011

University Appoints Next Research Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Tue May 10 2011

Otago’s oceanography research excels

Wed May 11 2011

"Free heat" insufficient to heat typical wooden house

Fri May 13 2011

Campylobacteriosis cases halved

Mon May 16 2011

Acute heart drugs should be reconsidered for Maori

Mon May 23 2011

University of Otago, Christchurch, Mid-Winter Dialogues

Mon May 23 2011

Otago researchers reveal PAX gene’s role in cancer

Tue May 24 2011

Better to eat kiwifruit than to take vitamin C supplements

Fri May 27 2011

Older people not as good at lying or detecting lies

Fri May 27 2011

Warning about keeping and storing medicines

Tue May 31 2011

Intoxicated patients an increasing problem hospitals

Fri Jun 10 2011

More investigation into climate change and diseases needed

Mon Jun 13 2011

Caesareans not as "posh" as commonly believed

Tue Jun 14 2011

Otago researcher takes up role in global fight to save frogs

Wed Jun 15 2011

Complementary medicine increasingly used to treat children

Wed Jun 22 2011

Health risk from solvent use by lab technicians

Tue Jun 28 2011

New knowledge on reading revealed

Mon Jul 04 2011

Politics of Alcohol Uncovered

Mon Jul 04 2011

Heavy drinking linked to aggression in relationships

Tue Jul 05 2011

Internet access helping to arrest rural decline

Tue Jul 05 2011

Much still to be done to reduce health inequities

Mon Jul 11 2011

Novel screening method has potential to reduce injuries

Mon Jul 11 2011

Christchurch researchers get HRC funding

Wed Jul 20 2011

Major health research funding for Otago

Wed Jul 20 2011

New Health Research Funding for University of Otago, Wgtn

Wed Jul 20 2011

Otago Appoints Professor of Global Health

Wed Jul 20 2011

New research collaboration aims for tobacco-free NZ

Thu Jul 21 2011

University to Establish Study Centre in Castle Street

Fri Jul 22 2011

Long-acting contraception methods reduce repeat abortions

Mon Jul 25 2011

Otago honours poet Brian Turner

Wed Jul 27 2011

Otago Study finds Māori miss out on medicines

Thu Jul 28 2011

University showcases postgraduate student success

Fri Jul 29 2011

Study sees fishery by-catch as reason for sea lion decline

Thu Aug 04 2011

Long working hours can lead to alcohol addictions

Mon Aug 08 2011

Older people underestimate risk of deadly melanoma

Mon Aug 08 2011

Sri Lankans still coming to terms with Boxing Day Tsunami

Wed Aug 10 2011

Breakthrough Research Holds Clues About MS Cause

Thu Aug 11 2011

Shocking diabetes rates can be reduced

Fri Aug 12 2011

Sir Paul Reeves – Leading ambassador for alcohol law reform

Mon Aug 15 2011

Launch of global childhood pneumonia study

Wed Aug 17 2011

Festival attracts world-renowned science storytellers

Thu Aug 18 2011

Researchers’ video urges all NZers to act on obesity

Thu Aug 18 2011

Response to "New Atheists" focus of conference

Tue Aug 23 2011

University of Otago shines in national and int. rankings

Thu Aug 25 2011

Competition combines enlightenment with Entertainment

Fri Aug 26 2011

Research pair wins Proof of Concept Grant with filling fix

Fri Aug 26 2011

Eating speed linked to weight: Otago research

Tue Aug 30 2011

Decision-makers back concept of tobacco-free NZ by 2025

Mon Sep 05 2011

Kiwi males take to grooming products – just not too many

Fri Sep 09 2011

Lack of trained interpreter use may affect patients

Fri Sep 09 2011

University of Otago 2012 Arts Fellowships announced today

Tue Sep 13 2011

Study researches birth satisfaction for first time mothers

Fri Sep 16 2011

Current issues under microscope in new Public Square series

Mon Sep 19 2011

Salvation Army and Otago Uni team up

Thu Sep 22 2011

Cannabis – low/moderate risk to public health

Mon Sep 26 2011

DNA confirms existence of NZ bird thought extinct

Mon Sep 26 2011

Big increase in necrotising fasciitis disease

Tue Sep 27 2011

New Otago study focuses on toxic site clean up

Wed Sep 28 2011

Removing retail displays: the next steps in tobacco control

Wed Sep 28 2011

Cantabrians part of international newborn infection study

Thu Sep 29 2011

Otago neuroscientist awarded Distinguished Research Medal

Fri Sep 30 2011

Otago researchers gain major Marsden funding

Thu Oct 06 2011

The influence of the internet on suicidal behaviour

Mon Oct 10 2011

Otago study questions value of glycemic index

Tue Oct 11 2011

Killing house dust mites on children’s soft toys

Mon Oct 17 2011

Immunising children may protect whole African villages

Wed Oct 19 2011

Cantabrians working towards new anti-inflammatory drugs

Thu Oct 27 2011

Disability Studies conference a first for New Zealand

Mon Oct 31 2011

Action on climate change policy falls well short

Fri Nov 04 2011

Competition: Best Tweet to Explain Origins of the Universe

Fri Nov 04 2011

Otago appoints Senior Lecturer in Neurosurgery

Fri Nov 04 2011

University of Otago: Grand Challenges Explorations funding

Tue Nov 08 2011

Shakespeare's undisputed authorship defended in wake of film

Wed Nov 09 2011

Brief mental health programme assists patients, GPs

Thu Nov 10 2011

Research shows spirituality important in healthcare

Mon Nov 14 2011

Scientists discuss healthy start to life at symposium

Mon Nov 14 2011

Christchurch researchers honoured in Royal Society awards

Thu Nov 17 2011

University of Otago researchers honoured in national awards

Thu Nov 17 2011

Otago research reveals most Kiwis eating too much salt

Fri Dec 02 2011

Smoking in cars more common in poorer areas

Wed Dec 07 2011

MAF gets sealion science wrong: Uni expert

Thu Dec 08 2011

NZ Among Nations Making No Progress On Child Maltreatment

Fri Dec 09 2011

Otago appoints next Director of Development

Tue Dec 13 2011

Communities support greater restrictions on alcohol

Wed Dec 14 2011

Low influence of playgrounds on child activity: Otago study

Wed Dec 21 2011

Study points to long-term recall of very early experience

Thu Dec 22 2011

Pigeons no bird brains when it comes to number sense

Fri Dec 23 2011

Govt Sea Lion proposal at odds with new DOC information

Tue Jan 10 2012

Nutrition policy favours food industry - not public health

Tue Jan 10 2012

Setting a good example? Smoking in key occupations

Wed Jan 18 2012

Otago early-career researcher’s achievements rewarded

Fri Jan 20 2012

Otago Research shows One in 5 gay men with HIV unaware

Thu Feb 02 2012

Food safety regulation of poultry cuts levels of paralysis

Wed Feb 08 2012

Breastfeeding protects against asthma up to six years of age

Fri Feb 10 2012

Many NZ primary schools need to be ‘sun smarter’

Fri Feb 10 2012

Vitamin C may enhance radiation therapy

Fri Feb 17 2012

Alarming increase in serious infectious diseases in NZ

Mon Feb 20 2012

MPs to debate asset sales in Dunedin

Tue Feb 21 2012

University of Otago supports research into veterans’ health

Wed Feb 22 2012

Non-essential (NEEDNT) food list a new tool against obesity

Fri Feb 24 2012

Screening for abdominal aortic aneurysms indicated

Fri Feb 24 2012

Political leadership needed to achieve tobacco-free goal

Tue Feb 28 2012

Preventable nerve injuries from treatments need attention

Tue Feb 28 2012

Former Otago VC to Head Royal Society of New Zealand

Mon Mar 12 2012

Arthritis research boosted at University of Otago

Tue Mar 13 2012

Long work hours linked to alcohol risk for nurses, midwives

Thu Mar 15 2012

Otago scientist on first Japan fault-zone expedition

Thu Mar 22 2012

Research opens way to significant medication improvements

Tue Mar 27 2012

Audit Report For University Of Otago Favourable In Key Areas

Thu Mar 29 2012

Death anxiety increases atheists’ unconscious belief in God

Mon Apr 02 2012

Christchurch Hospital Emergency Department & the earthquake

Mon Apr 16 2012

Cancer survival report shows improvements and inequalities

Wed Apr 18 2012

Greater blood clot risk for heavier middle-aged women

Wed Apr 18 2012

1080 study challenges claims on native wildlife impact

Thu Apr 19 2012

Charitable blue collar workers most frequent body donors

Fri Apr 20 2012

Improving the labelling of food for health

Fri Apr 20 2012

Sean Davison to speak at Otago euthanasia debate

Mon Apr 23 2012

How childhood family income affects adulthood

Tue Apr 24 2012

Encouraging news for heart patients

Mon Apr 30 2012

One in five households have chronic low income

Wed May 09 2012

Otago researchers delve into enigmatic burial rituals

Wed May 09 2012

The cost of law-making in New Zealand

Mon May 14 2012

Public health expert questions prescription charge move

Tue May 15 2012

Uptake of Coroners’ Recommendations to be Investigated

Tue May 15 2012

Short term household income change and impacts on health

Wed May 16 2012

Consistent under-reporting of sea-lion bycatch

Tue May 22 2012

Otago Honours Ocean Research Group’s Achievements

Tue May 22 2012

Smokers support increased regulation of tobacco industry

Tue May 22 2012

"The Middle East Unfolding": Otago Foreign Policy School

Thu May 24 2012

University of Otago appoints new Māori Development Director

Mon May 28 2012

Awards recognise up-and-coming Otago researchers

Tue May 29 2012

First symposium for Gut Health Network

Wed May 30 2012

‘Fuel poverty’ issue missed in Muliaga case

Fri Jun 01 2012

Otago researchers clarify DHB funding formula

Fri Jun 01 2012

University temporarily closes Aquarium to public from today

Fri Jun 01 2012

Well-planned cities improve people’s health

Fri Jun 01 2012

Outstanding early-career researcher wins Carl Smith Medal

Tue Jun 05 2012

$4.2m grant funds new directions for research centre

Thu Jun 07 2012

Major funding for University of Otago health research

Thu Jun 07 2012

Symposium for improving health care for inmates and whānau

Thu Jun 07 2012

Smokefree city streets not a problem for business

Mon Jun 11 2012

Improving farming through traditional Māori Knowledge

Mon Jun 18 2012

Otago appoints new Professor of Entrepreneurship

Mon Jun 18 2012

Alcohol use common in TV music videos

Tue Jun 19 2012

New Zealand’s medical ‘musos’ perform for first time

Tue Jun 19 2012

Documentary film: "A Good Death"

Thu Jun 21 2012

Bite mark bacteria provide potential forensic clues

Thu Jun 28 2012

Generating momentum for more affordable and social housing

Sat Jun 30 2012

Women more likely to defer health care for financial reasons

Wed Jul 04 2012

Smoking on footpaths increases hazardous air pollutants

Mon Jul 09 2012

University of Otago Teaching Excellence Awards Announced

Thu Jul 12 2012

Micronutrient powder effective in combating anaemia

Wed Jul 18 2012

Renowned philosopher awarded distinguished research medal

Fri Jul 20 2012

Tobacco retailer support for new display legislation

Fri Jul 20 2012

Health Research Features At Parliamentary Presentations

Tue Jul 31 2012

NZ children’s iodine status still far from ideal

Tue Aug 07 2012

Cost at issue when young people choose transport

Mon Aug 13 2012

Exciting first glimpse into the competitive brain

Mon Aug 13 2012

Babies may not have a ‘moral compass’ after all

Thu Aug 16 2012

‘Loan sharks’ need tougher regulation and controls

Mon Aug 20 2012

Rules around "conflict minerals" likely to cost New Zealand

Tue Aug 21 2012

Medical device wins Otago University lecturer $50,000 prize

Wed Aug 22 2012

Otago research seeks energy efficiency in transport sector

Thu Aug 23 2012

$9M in funding for resilient urban futures research

Fri Aug 24 2012

Otago University appoints next Bioethics Centre Director

Mon Sep 03 2012

Anonymous donor gives $5 million to heart research appeal

Thu Sep 06 2012

Gillnet pingers won’t help Maui’s dolphins

Fri Sep 07 2012

Mirroring society? Health Sciences students examined

Fri Sep 07 2012

Reasons behind healthy eating may be crucial to women’s BMI

Mon Sep 10 2012

Otago gains $27.6m in Govt funding for innovation

Wed Sep 12 2012

Children’s own perspectives on the Christchurch quakes

Thu Sep 13 2012

Literary detective finds Lord of the Rings illustrations

Tue Sep 18 2012

More govt responsibility needed in making schools sun-smart

Tue Sep 18 2012

Otago study reveals persistent deprivation for NZ children

Fri Sep 21 2012

New discovery to improve success rates of IVF

Sat Sep 29 2012

Disability high amongst non-hospitalised injury victims

Tue Oct 02 2012

Study clears up speculation about vitamin D reducing colds

Thu Oct 04 2012

NZ’s shameful alcohol injury toll put under spotlight

Fri Oct 05 2012

Otago appoints two new Professors of Management

Tue Oct 09 2012

Otago student gains Woolf Fisher Scholarship to Cambridge

Tue Oct 09 2012

Serious assaults in NZ disturbingly high: Otago research

Fri Oct 12 2012

Low condom use, alcohol, linked with RWC-related sex

Tue Oct 16 2012

NZ Historian Appointed Visiting Professor at Edinburgh

Wed Oct 17 2012

Otago Researchers Map Genetic Code of NZ’s First Settlers

Tue Oct 23 2012

University of Otago selects next Dean of Surveying

Tue Oct 23 2012

Prestigious Marsden Fund backs Otago’s excellent research

Thu Oct 25 2012

Research supports extended care paramedic model in Kapiti

Wed Oct 31 2012

Silicone Dressings Reduce Skin Reactions Following Radiation

Thu Nov 01 2012

Pilot project for Māori and Science announced

Sun Nov 04 2012

Swine flu pandemic expensive for NZ

Fri Nov 09 2012

Binge drinking and sexuality

Mon Nov 12 2012

University of Otago recognises leading research centres

Mon Nov 12 2012

Home visiting programme can dramatically reduce child abuse

Tue Nov 13 2012

Kiwis missing out on free prescription medicines entitlement

Tue Nov 13 2012

Study shows the reality for "vital" quake responders

Fri Nov 23 2012

University Of Otago, Chch, Staff Move Back into Building

Fri Nov 23 2012

Popular Feeding Method Studied

Tue Nov 27 2012

Otago researchers in major new study of TB and diabetes

Mon Dec 03 2012

Clinical governance in hospitals making good progress

Thu Dec 06 2012

New Zealanders’ genetic diversity to be mapped

Thu Dec 06 2012

46 years of violence in James Bond movies

Tue Dec 11 2012

Otago announces professorial promotions

Thu Dec 20 2012

History of Anglo-Indian children sent to NZ to work

Thu Jan 10 2013

Otago study prompts renewed call to action on sugar

Wed Jan 16 2013

First time parenting a positive experience for mental health

Tue Jan 22 2013

Smokefree Playground Policies Can Make A Difference

Wed Jan 23 2013

Otago Study Suggests Many Apples A Day Keep The Blues At Bay

Thu Jan 24 2013

Summer projects provide practical medical result

Thu Jan 24 2013

University Of Otago, Chch, Students Return To Their Building

Mon Jan 28 2013

DCD may have unintended effects on aquatic environment

Thu Jan 31 2013

Otago Partners with University of Medicine

Thu Jan 31 2013

New approaches to combating rheumatic fever in children

Tue Feb 05 2013

Researchers Create Online Injured Cyclist-Door Crash Map

Thu Feb 07 2013

Food, Fizzy, And Football: Unhealthy Food And Drink Promoted

Thu Feb 14 2013

Excessive TV in childhood link to antisocial behaviour

Tue Feb 19 2013

Otago research confirms Chinese origin of NZ’s PSA outbreak

Thu Feb 28 2013

New Zealand faces wave of diabetes, Otago research suggests

Fri Mar 01 2013

Australians smoke less in cars than New Zealanders

Mon Mar 04 2013

New research into optimising our levels of vitamin C

Mon Mar 04 2013

Demystifying Addiction – An Online Educational Resource

Wed Mar 06 2013

Lowering salt intake in diets important and very feasible

Mon Mar 11 2013

New Training System Benefits Patients and Students

Wed Mar 13 2013

DHBs faced challenges before Christchurch quakes

Fri Mar 15 2013

Prepaid electricity metering leaves children in the cold

Fri Mar 15 2013

Better Outcomes For Injured New Zealanders Than Ill Ones

Mon Mar 18 2013

Pacific Geopolitics Under Spotlight At Foreign Policy School

Tue Mar 26 2013

Rotorua’s Hydrogen Sulphide Does Not Worsen Asthma

Wed Apr 03 2013

Research reveals dwarf whale survived well into Ice Age

Fri Apr 05 2013

Comprehensive protection required to save Hector’s dolphin

Mon Apr 08 2013

Otago welcomes release of PBRF results

Thu Apr 11 2013

Christchurch Researchers Helping Uncover Sports Drug Cheats

Fri Apr 12 2013

Otago nutrition researcher awarded international prize

Mon Apr 15 2013

NZ Outdoor Workers Poorly Protected from the Sun

Tue Apr 23 2013

Hazards In Homes and Gardens a Major Injury Cost

Tue Apr 30 2013

Otago appoints Chair in Restorative Dentistry

Wed May 01 2013

Otago honours leading botanical artist Audrey Eagle

Wed May 01 2013

Who Guards The Guardians?

Wed May 08 2013

Otago Pleased By Its Placing In World University Rankings

Thu May 09 2013

Chch Researchers Help Save Lives of Very Premature Babies

Mon May 13 2013

Light cast on lifestyle and diet of first New Zealanders

Thu May 16 2013

Vitamin C does not alleviate gout as previously thought

Fri May 17 2013

Sense of ‘Excessive Entitlement’ May Result In Exam Failure

Mon May 20 2013

University of Otago receives Grand Challenges Grant

Wed May 22 2013

Otago honours leading physician-scientist Helen Heslop

Fri May 24 2013

Compound Could Protect from Post-heart Attack Tissue Damage

Mon May 27 2013

In-Work Tax Credit does not improve health of parents

Thu May 30 2013

Otago University’s smoke-free policy launched

Fri May 31 2013

Household crowding key cause of hospital admissions

Fri Jun 07 2013

Otago announces Early Career Awards recipients

Fri Jun 07 2013

Geopolitics of the Pacific

Wed Jun 19 2013

Further funding for innovative Otago health research

Fri Jun 21 2013

‘Rubbernecking’ disaster tourism may produce backlash

Mon Jun 24 2013

Dampness key cause of asthma in children

Thu Jun 27 2013

Study Shows Genetic Testing Promise for Predicting Asthma

Fri Jun 28 2013

Carl Smith Medal awarded to leading ecology researcher

Thu Jul 04 2013

Fishing threatens rare dolphins in tourist hotspot

Fri Jul 05 2013

Otago researcher to join global task force on cancer

Thu Jul 11 2013

Breast cancer leading cause of alcohol-attributable death

Mon Jul 15 2013

African fever patients commonly over-diagnosed with malaria

Fri Jul 19 2013

Distinguished Research Medal awarded to Otago parasitologist

Mon Jul 22 2013

Osteoarthritis improved by extra physiotherapy programmes

Wed Jul 24 2013

Otago Ranks Top In All TEC Performance Indicators

Wed Jul 24 2013

Otago study shows legacy of pesticides difficult to avoid

Mon Jul 29 2013

Early results show potential for new way to quit

Wed Jul 31 2013

Genetic testing issues examined at Trans-Tasman roundtable

Wed Jul 31 2013

Tougher laws no silver bullet for road accidents

Wed Jul 31 2013

Injuries for Māori result in considerable disability

Fri Aug 02 2013

Warrant of Fitness for rental houses will soon be available

Fri Aug 02 2013

Changes suggested to improve Coroners’ recommendations

Mon Aug 05 2013

"Billion dollar market" heart test inventor wins grant

Tue Aug 06 2013

Do in-work tax credits provide health benefits for parents?

Thu Aug 08 2013

New findings on health loss and where gains might be made

Thu Aug 08 2013

Hamilton Council issues misleading information to residents

Tue Aug 13 2013

Cold bedrooms harm children’s lungs: Otago research

Fri Aug 16 2013

Innovative new approach uncovers higher rates of disease

Fri Aug 16 2013

Kiwifruit Daily Can Improve Mood and Energy

Fri Aug 23 2013

‘Smart’ Otago science supported in research investment round

Wed Aug 28 2013

Leukaemia rates significantly higher in NZ Vietnam vets

Mon Sep 02 2013

Study quantifies effect of alcohol misuse on 20-somethings

Tue Sep 03 2013

Changing social circumstances influence smoking

Thu Sep 12 2013

Genetic link between sugary drinks and gout

Thu Sep 12 2013

Theories supporting phonics fail further tests

Thu Sep 12 2013

NZ dental therapists in frontline against child abuse

Fri Sep 13 2013

Hours of Sleep and Body Fat Linked For Teenage Boys

Thu Sep 19 2013

Otago researchers make brain fertility break-through

Sun Sep 22 2013

34,000 people missing out on housing - University of Otago

Mon Sep 23 2013

tago University joins global eduroam™ WiFi service

Thu Sep 26 2013

Research shows children need protection from smoking in cars

Mon Sep 30 2013

Otago student gains Woolf Fisher Scholarship to Cambridge

Wed Oct 09 2013

Software expert Otago’s new Professor of Information Science

Mon Oct 14 2013

Devil in the Details on Food Taxes and Subsidies

Tue Oct 15 2013

What will it take to get to 5% smoking prevalence 2025?

Wed Oct 16 2013

Breakthrough for prediction for kidney cancers

Tue Oct 22 2013

Study of salmon sperm success shows need for speed

Wed Oct 23 2013

Experts caution on advice purporting to show fat is good

Wed Oct 30 2013

Radical "Trojan Female" pest control approach shows promise

Wed Oct 30 2013

Concerns about rising use of compulsion in mental health

Thu Oct 31 2013

Modern analysis casts new light on WW1 deaths

Fri Nov 01 2013

United States moving towards drink driving limit of 0.05

Mon Nov 04 2013

Health outcomes for Mapua residents near former toxic site

Thu Nov 07 2013

New Zealand sport "awash with junk food"

Thu Nov 07 2013

University of Otago student gains coveted Rhodes Scholarship

Fri Nov 08 2013

Otago Physics student gains prestigious scholarship

Mon Nov 11 2013

Clinicians influence patients’ attitudes to back pain

Tue Nov 12 2013

How does being very small at birth affect you later in life?

Tue Nov 19 2013

Otago research reveals tobacco’s toll on women’s placentas

Wed Dec 04 2013

Otago to honour distinguished graduate Sir Peter Gluckman

Wed Dec 04 2013

International research reveals causes of Fukushima tsunami

Fri Dec 06 2013

Cat and dog allergens on soft toys a risk for asthmatics

Mon Dec 09 2013

Study shows Spirit of Adventure fosters youth resilience

Fri Dec 13 2013

Racial blends - easy on the eyes until you categorise

Thu Jan 09 2014

Why is the sun so weak these days?

Tue Jan 14 2014

University of Otago trial takes help directly to smokers

Wed Jan 15 2014

Otago-led study revises height of Aoraki/Mt Cook

Thu Jan 16 2014

Otago researchers reveal new NZ fossil dolphin

Wed Jan 22 2014

Students detail alcohol’s impact on Emergency Department

Fri Jan 24 2014

Quitting smoking unlikely to cause long-term weight gain

Mon Jan 27 2014

Māori leaders join to inspire suicide prevention approaches

Tue Feb 04 2014

Otago discovery aids fight on antifungal drug resistance

Tue Feb 04 2014

Researchers’ model predicted CAR atrocities

Tue Feb 04 2014

Strange marine mammals of ancient North Pacific revealed

Thu Feb 06 2014

Call for ban on manipulative junk food advertising

Fri Feb 07 2014

Severe illness in pregnancy preventable in many cases

Fri Feb 07 2014

Study prompts call for ban on junk food ads to children

Fri Feb 07 2014

Otago archaeologists excavate first school and mission

Mon Feb 10 2014

University of Otago named as major Highlanders sponsor

Mon Feb 10 2014

Skin reactions during radiation therapy preventable

Thu Feb 13 2014

Smokers respond to spur of the moment chance to quit

Mon Feb 24 2014

Sandy & Muddy Shore Guide Released During Seaweek

Thu Feb 27 2014

Otago researchers help clear up enduring mystery

Tue Mar 04 2014

High level of smoking around others at bus stops - study

Wed Mar 05 2014

New insights into ancient Pacific settlers’ diet

Thu Mar 06 2014

Energy efficiency is the new fuel

Fri Mar 14 2014

Saturated fat not off the hook for heart disease

Wed Mar 19 2014

Otago collaborates with Myanmar university on TB research

Fri Mar 21 2014

Widely used medicicines increase risk of rare kidney disease

Mon Mar 24 2014

Web-based alcohol intervention programme has limited effect

Wed Mar 26 2014

Nature rankings reveal depth and breadth of Otago’s research

Thu Mar 27 2014

Whale-watching book questions industry sustainability

Fri Mar 28 2014

Otago physicists split and collide ultracold atom clouds

Tue Apr 01 2014

University of Otago welcomes science challenge role

Tue Apr 01 2014

Resource scarcity under spotlight at Foreign Policy School

Fri Apr 04 2014

Smoking visibility mapped for the first time

Mon Apr 07 2014

Otago research sheds new light on bacterial immune system

Tue Apr 08 2014

New tool to characterise disease epidemics in trees

Thu Apr 10 2014

Accurate measurements needed for pregnant women

Fri Apr 11 2014

Otago gains state-of-the-art health research microscope

Tue Apr 15 2014

University of Otago and GE Healthcare join forces

Tue Apr 15 2014

Vaccine proves cost effective: but coverage needs improving

Tue Apr 15 2014

Mall therapy a hit, but cost still a barrier

Tue Apr 29 2014

Pregnant Maori teens let down by system

Fri May 02 2014

Healthcare advocacy recommended for Māori with disabilities

Mon May 05 2014

Otago appoints Professor of Human Nutrition

Wed May 07 2014

Otago to host Centres of Research Excellence

Thu May 08 2014

Innovative Otago health research gains funding

Mon May 12 2014

Research reveals New Zealand sea lion is a relative newcomer

Wed May 14 2014

Otago to confer honorary doctorate on leading law graduate

Thu May 15 2014

Muscle damage risk from cholesterol-lowering drug rare

Fri May 16 2014

Otago study finds sugar implicated in cardiovascular risk

Fri May 16 2014

Fluoridating water does not lower IQ: Otago research

Mon May 19 2014

Medical conditions add to mortality risk of mental illness

Fri May 23 2014

Otago chemical oceanographer receives international award

Fri May 23 2014

Questions about physiotherapy for hip osteoarthritis

Tue May 27 2014

Dramatic results show how to prevent drowning deaths

Thu May 29 2014

Jane Goodall in NZ for 80th Year celebrations

Fri May 30 2014

Thyroid cancer risk in NZ highest among Pacific women

Fri Jun 06 2014

Major funding for innovative Otago health research

Mon Jun 09 2014

Otago appoints leading UK academic

Tue Jun 10 2014

Reducing the alcohol age increased assaults of young males

Thu Jun 19 2014

Early Career Awards for outstanding researchers

Mon Jun 23 2014

Process for handling submissions on Bills vulnerable

Mon Jun 23 2014

Decline in funding undermines smokefree 2025 goal

Wed Jun 25 2014

Otago international research collaborations gain funding

Wed Jun 25 2014

Breast cancer screening programme targets women too soon

Thu Jun 26 2014

New Health Star Rating nutrition label may not be best

Mon Jun 30 2014

Otago academic awarded top prize for tertiary teaching

Wed Jul 02 2014

Study analyses NZ newspapers’ coverage of tobacco control

Wed Jul 02 2014

Prestigious award for rising Otago researchers

Fri Jul 04 2014

Smokefree car law still needed to protect children

Fri Jul 04 2014

Leading overseas academics join Science Communication Centre

Fri Jul 11 2014

HPV vaccination for school boys not yet cost-effective

Mon Jul 14 2014

Is it worth voting? – A debate for our times

Tue Jul 15 2014

UK primary care expert takes up Elaine Gurr Chair

Tue Jul 15 2014

Quakes impact on substance use and mental health quantified

Thu Jul 17 2014

Skraaarrk! Sirocco film a finalist at WildScreen festival

Fri Jul 18 2014

Improving prepayment electricity schemes

Mon Jul 21 2014

Systemic problems and under-resourcing in NZ coronial system

Mon Jul 21 2014

More momentum needed to achieve Smokefree 2025 goal

Wed Jul 23 2014

Wellington’s street-connecting walkways could be better

Wed Jul 23 2014

NZ schoolchildren not disadvantaged by part-time work

Thu Jul 24 2014

Funding for research into new wave of breast cancer drugs

Mon Aug 04 2014

University of Otago honours Microbiology research leader

Tue Aug 05 2014

Paediatric surgeon is first Pacific Island Associate Dean

Wed Aug 06 2014

Risks to world’s penguin populations analysed

Thu Aug 07 2014

Many drinks children associate with sport are unhealthy

Fri Aug 08 2014

New Dean of Otago School of Medical Sciences selected

Fri Aug 08 2014

Researchers reveal how ocean bacteria use light to grow

Tue Aug 19 2014

Māori a priority to address poor stomach cancer survival

Thu Aug 21 2014

Revolutionary handheld DNA diagnostic unit

Tue Aug 26 2014

Study on causes of rheumatic fever gets underway in Auckland

Mon Sep 01 2014

Tobacco display bans protect youth and quitters: research

Tue Sep 02 2014

Political parties to be questioned on needs of children

Wed Sep 03 2014

Tobacco taxes important, but new approaches also needed

Wed Sep 03 2014

Trans-Tasman collaboration leads to new rotavirus vaccine

Thu Sep 04 2014

Science Challenge 11 Funding a Breakthrough For Urban NZ

Mon Sep 08 2014

Medical and vet schools address infectious disease spread

Tue Sep 09 2014

Cantabrians in large study on impact of teenage cannabis use

Wed Sep 10 2014

Otago researchers gain major science funding

Thu Sep 11 2014

Otago discovery could turn the tables on influenza virus

Fri Sep 12 2014

Flaw in tobacco industry’s "informed adult choice" stance

Mon Sep 15 2014

Renters need assistance to improve poor housing conditions

Thu Sep 18 2014

Cannabis smoking may increase risk of lung cancer

Fri Sep 19 2014

Otago scientists work to help reinstate local communities as

Fri Sep 19 2014

Study proves low-cost home modifications prevent falls

Tue Sep 23 2014

Otago researchers seek parents for survey of school costs

Fri Sep 26 2014

Low-risk patients will benefit from active surveillance

Wed Oct 15 2014

Primitive microbes stole bacterial genes on surprising scale

Thu Oct 16 2014

Finance company failure in New Zealand was predictable

Thu Oct 23 2014

Saturated fat is still the enemy

Sun Oct 26 2014

Prestigious Marsden Fund backs world-class Otago research

Tue Nov 04 2014

Smokers with Rheumatoid Arthritis face barriers to quitting

Wed Nov 05 2014

Strong link between selenium levels and depression

Thu Nov 06 2014

Moa were exterminated by a low-density human population

Mon Nov 10 2014

Study shows more "quit" stimulus needed on cigarette packs

Mon Nov 10 2014

‘One Health’ approach to infection

Tue Nov 11 2014

Agreement acknowledges important and enduring relationship

Wed Nov 12 2014

Neuroscientists reveal mechanism crucial to male brains

Wed Nov 12 2014

Ancient NZ ‘Dawn Whale’ identified by Otago researchers

Wed Nov 19 2014

Poor credit rating linked to poor cardiovascular health

Wed Nov 19 2014

Belfast researcher to become Otago Professor of Theology

Mon Nov 24 2014

Influenza estimated to kill about 400 NZers each year

Mon Nov 24 2014

Three leading Otago researchers awarded national medals

Thu Nov 27 2014

Otago study confirms that sperm quality decreases with age

Mon Dec 01 2014

Far-reaching benefits for town and gown

Tue Dec 02 2014

Health Issues Highlighted in Child Poverty Monitor

Tue Dec 02 2014

Concerns over NZ’s trend towards ‘Preventive Justice'

Tue Dec 09 2014

Graeme Marsh to be Otago’s first Honorary Doctor of Commerce

Thu Dec 11 2014

Dental plaque reveals key plant in Easter Island diet

Tue Dec 16 2014

Otago researchers join new global Urban Health Programme

Tue Dec 16 2014

Grant awarded for approach to stop biofilm-based infections

Wed Dec 17 2014

WWI veterans had persisting higher risk of early death

Wed Dec 17 2014

Better Govt reforms needed for NZ coronial system

Wed Jan 07 2015

Otago collaborates in breakthrough for quantum hard drive

Fri Jan 09 2015

Otago study indicates exercise sharpens young adult brain

Tue Jan 20 2015

Patents provide insight on Wall Street technology arms race

Mon Jan 26 2015

Otago announces professorial promotions

Thu Jan 29 2015

Research indicates new hope for Parkinson’s sufferers

Fri Jan 30 2015

Reversing brain inflammation improves diabetes symptoms

Fri Jan 30 2015

Scientists reveal rapid penguin extinction and arrivals

Tue Feb 10 2015

Otago congratulates alumnus on Timor-Leste PM appointment

Wed Feb 11 2015

Oldest fur seal identified

Thu Feb 12 2015

Coral-devouring seastar thrives in warming ocean

Fri Feb 13 2015

Study provides individual risk estimates for stomach cancer

Fri Feb 13 2015

Orientation week drinking may have gateway effect

Mon Feb 16 2015

Smokefree tertiary institutions point the way

Tue Feb 17 2015

Government revisit of food regulation urged

Fri Feb 20 2015

Otago researcher wins prestigious Harkness Fellowship

Fri Feb 27 2015

Otago signs MOU with Bishop’s Action Foundation in Taranaki

Tue Mar 03 2015

Severe changes in world’s leaf growth patterns revealed

Tue Mar 03 2015

Ageing well the focus for National Science Challenge

Wed Mar 04 2015

Ancestral link to higher male cancer risk

Thu Mar 05 2015

New tools probe mysteries of the brain

Fri Mar 06 2015

Otago receives grant to track true toll of neglected disease

Fri Mar 06 2015

Bright new hope for beating deadly hereditary cancers

Fri Mar 20 2015

Edible gardens in schools providing food for thought

Tue Mar 24 2015

Perceived open-mindedness explains religion-based dating

Wed Mar 25 2015

Otago’s status as a leading scientific institution confirmed

Thu Mar 26 2015

Fight against weeds goes hi-tech

Mon Mar 30 2015

University announces new dental school and science buildings

Wed Apr 01 2015

Otago researchers discover landmark hatching of tuatara eggs

Wed Apr 08 2015

Otago scientist gains grant for innovative gout research

Mon Apr 13 2015

The burgeoning cost of cancer in NZ – study

Tue Apr 14 2015

Otago research details 40 million-year-old family tree

Wed Apr 15 2015

Rejecting Vitamin K at birth predicts vaccination refusal

Thu Apr 16 2015

Key element in bacterial immune system discovered

Mon Apr 20 2015

Infectious disease spread looming issue for Nepal

Sun May 03 2015

Reducing salt in food good for the heart and health budgets

Mon May 04 2015

Otago selects next School of Physiotherapy Dean

Wed May 06 2015

High rate of harassment of our MPs, their staff and families

Fri May 08 2015

Otago key partner in Māori Centre of Research Excellence

Fri May 08 2015

New Zealand’s maternity statistics should be better – expert

Wed May 20 2015

Otago appoints first Professor of Earthquake Science

Wed May 20 2015

Christchurch doctor finds much-needed answers

Fri May 22 2015

Legal issues at stake in Lecretia Seales’ court case probed

Fri May 22 2015

Interconnecting distant NZ windfarms could be boon for grid

Wed May 27 2015

Ganges river dolphin distant cousin of ancient NZ one

Tue Jun 02 2015

Finding new ways to kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria

Mon Jun 08 2015

Contraception needed for women at risk

Tue Jun 16 2015

National Poisons Centre continues to deliver Poisonsline

Fri Jun 19 2015

Chemicals and cancer

Tue Jun 23 2015

Self-management techniques helping suicidal people

Tue Jun 23 2015

Long-acting reversible contraceptives for youths advocated

Tue Jun 30 2015

NZ children still suffer rickets from lack of Vitamin D

Tue Jun 30 2015

Christchurch Māori health researcher on HRC board

Wed Jul 01 2015

Rats that get regular exercise are more productive

Fri Jul 03 2015

How bacteria sweet-talk their way into plants

Thu Jul 09 2015

Researchers devise new way to monitor‘health of ice shelves

Tue Jul 21 2015

University of Otago honours Chemistry research leader

Thu Jul 23 2015

Young people lack knowledge to help lift organ donation

Fri Jul 24 2015

Benefits of 20 years of tobacco tax increases modelled

Wed Jul 29 2015

Otago selects leading historian as next Head of Humanities

Fri Jul 31 2015

Otago’s international TB research efforts gain major support

Mon Aug 03 2015

Time-discounts linked to later traffic offending

Tue Aug 04 2015

Molecular discovery paves way for new diabetic treatments

Wed Aug 12 2015

Otago academic wins supreme teaching excellence award

Wed Aug 12 2015

Alcohol and adverse sexual health outcomes study

Thu Aug 13 2015

Otago researchers set to develop new diabetes treatment

Tue Aug 18 2015

Research backs belief that tomatoes can be a gout trigger

Wed Aug 19 2015

HPV infection of placentas linked to pregnancy complication

Wed Aug 26 2015

Kiwis have become more frugal in wake of GFC

Wed Aug 26 2015

Re-dated New Guinea pottery: early Austronesian fingerprint

Thu Sep 03 2015

Research supported in science investment round

Thu Sep 03 2015

University of Otago appoints Director, International

Fri Sep 11 2015

Growing Support in USA & Canada for smokefree laws

Wed Sep 16 2015

Unlocking ‘Big Data’ medical information

Wed Sep 16 2015

University of Otago appoints new Proctor

Wed Sep 23 2015

Moral Philosopher Laurie Calhoun Challenges Complacency

Thu Oct 01 2015

Larger men earn more, larger women earn less

Mon Oct 05 2015

Early childhood academics cautiously optimistic

Tue Oct 06 2015

Flipping the fertility master switch

Tue Oct 06 2015

Otago researchers sequence kuri dog genomes

Thu Oct 08 2015

Adult high blood pressure risk identifiable in childhood

Fri Oct 09 2015

Bowel condition could hold key

Tue Oct 13 2015

District Health Board Māori Health Profiles released

Thu Oct 15 2015

Zebrafish study sheds new light on human heart defects

Fri Oct 16 2015

Government strategies encouraging

Tue Oct 20 2015

Sex and Science at this year’s ScienceTeller Festival

Wed Oct 21 2015

Study links midwifery experience to infant survival chances

Wed Oct 21 2015

Breakthrough Medical Research Company Formed

Wed Oct 28 2015

Otago researchers endorse new food and nutrition guidelines

Wed Oct 28 2015

Do New Zealanders still want the quarter-acre dream?

Sun Nov 01 2015

Otago researchers to probe secrets of Ross Ice Shelf

Mon Nov 02 2015

Innovative Otago research supported by Marsden funding

Thu Nov 05 2015

Outstanding Otago academics made full professors

Fri Nov 06 2015

Growing Antarctic ice sheet caused ancient Med to dry up

Wed Nov 11 2015

Law Foundation grant to help solve problems challenging ACC

Mon Nov 16 2015

Study identifies new risk factors for stroke

Thu Nov 19 2015

Call for review of civil justice system

Fri Nov 20 2015

Infertility a common problem for Otago-Southland women

Fri Nov 20 2015

Study reveals profile of Māori university graduates

Mon Nov 23 2015

Anti-fat attitudes shaped early in life: Otago research

Tue Nov 24 2015

"Fear of missing out" linked to alcohol harm in students

Thu Nov 26 2015

Major funding for University of Otago-led sea ice research

Thu Nov 26 2015

Otago appoints inaugural Director of First-Year Experience

Fri Nov 27 2015

Researchers describe new North Pacific fossil whale

Wed Dec 02 2015

Improving babies’ sleep during weaning

Thu Dec 03 2015

Bodies and bugs: Curious kids doing cool science

Fri Dec 04 2015

New Healthier Lives Challenge

Fri Dec 04 2015

Christchurch’s leading woman of science celebrated

Mon Dec 07 2015

Missing out on prescription medicines harms health

Mon Dec 07 2015

What drives urban change in New Zealand?

Tue Dec 08 2015

NZ Vietnam War vets’ health scrutinised

Thu Dec 10 2015

Professor Brett Delahunt receives top Cancer Society award

Mon Dec 14 2015

Mountain growth helped spawn fish diversity in New Zealand

Tue Dec 15 2015

Researchers find Australian and NZ little penguins distinct

Tue Dec 15 2015

Collaboration on veterans’ health research

Thu Dec 17 2015

‘Hunger hormone’ may treat severe peripheral artery disease

Thu Dec 17 2015

‘Warrant of Fitness’ to start in Wellington and Dunedin

Thu Dec 17 2015

Wellington start-up in top three at Paris Climate Conference

Mon Dec 21 2015

Government failing to address tobacco-related harm for Maori

Tue Jan 12 2016

Otago University and Te Papa sign MOU

Wed Jan 27 2016

Summer students trial wearable fitness technology

Fri Jan 29 2016

Working to improve public health in New Zealand

Fri Jan 29 2016

English towns with a Jewish heritage more tolerant

Tue Feb 02 2016

Professor Hayne to continue as Vice-Chancellor

Tue Feb 02 2016

NZ’s little penguins are recent Aussie invaders

Wed Feb 03 2016

Mouth breathing while sleeping may increase tooth decay risk

Fri Feb 05 2016

Promising advances in prevention of rheumatic fever

Tue Feb 09 2016

Is austerity bad for your health?

Wed Feb 17 2016

Sigmoidoscopy bowel-screening method urged for New Zealand

Fri Feb 19 2016

Clozapine found to have gastrointestinal side effects

Wed Feb 24 2016

Why the ‘Johnny Depp Effect’ doesn’t always work

Tue Mar 01 2016

Bees "dumb down" after ingesting tiny doses of pesticide

Wed Mar 02 2016

Solutions to aviation’s climate change crisis explored

Mon Mar 07 2016

Families of NZ conscientious objectors sought

Thu Mar 10 2016

Caution urged over planned new cervical screening test

Fri Mar 11 2016

Understanding genes key to eliminating deaths from anorexia

Tue Mar 22 2016

First evidence found that cryptic female choice is adaptive

Wed Mar 23 2016

Making cigarette sticks unattractive next step

Wed Mar 23 2016

Stadium-based research helps us understand group dynamics

Thu Mar 24 2016

Barriers to contraception for Māori teenage mothers

Thu Mar 31 2016

Sun protection poor for NZ secondary school students

Thu Mar 31 2016

Doctors and vets work together to fight disease outbreaks

Mon Apr 04 2016

University and Kura experiment with science in te reo Māori

Mon Apr 04 2016

Ageing Well Challenge contestable funding round opens

Thu Apr 07 2016

Breast cancer and mental illness

Mon Apr 11 2016

Will eating cake give me cancer?

Mon Apr 11 2016

Latest Lottery grants fund wide range of health research

Thu Apr 14 2016

Smokefree outdoor areas: A chance for Wellington to lead

Thu Apr 14 2016

Making something from (almost) nothing in the ICU

Mon Apr 18 2016

Impact of news and social media on global politics

Wed Apr 20 2016

NZ contributes to global report

Thu Apr 21 2016

Otago ranked as NZ’s top high-quality research contributor

Thu Apr 21 2016

Dunedin Study TV documentary wins prestigious award

Fri Apr 22 2016

Much healthier low-cost bread possible

Tue Apr 26 2016

Insulating houses keeps children out of hospital

Wed Apr 27 2016

NZ and Aus e-government responsiveness scores poorly

Thu Apr 28 2016

University of Otago appoints next Dean of Pharmacy

Thu Apr 28 2016

Positive results from investment in health of young Māori

Fri Apr 29 2016

Could vitamin C treat intensive care patients with sepsis?

Fri May 06 2016

Evidence found against ancient "killer walrus" theory

Tue May 10 2016

Otago studies supported by Health Research Council

Wed May 11 2016

Dietary intake differs in baby-led weaned infants

Fri May 13 2016

New Dean for University of Otago’s Christchurch campus

Tue May 17 2016

Novel nicotine inhaler doubles smoking quit rates

Tue May 17 2016

What drives urban change in Dunedin and other NZ cities?

Tue May 17 2016

Parasitic infection helps sea snails survive acidified water

Wed May 18 2016

High level of HIV diagnoses in New Zealand persists in 2015

Tue May 24 2016

Ancient DNA study finds Phoenician had European heritage

Thu May 26 2016

Scholarly Favourites. Researching in Special Collections

Tue May 31 2016

Homelessness accelerates between censuses

Fri Jun 03 2016

Innovative Tairāwhiti programme scores well

Mon Jun 13 2016

Christchurch study awarded $4 million

Wed Jun 15 2016

Funding body gives strong support to Otago’s health research

Wed Jun 15 2016

Special Seminar - Wednesday June 29, 4pm

Thu Jun 23 2016

Alcohol is unnecessarily causing cancer in New Zealand

Tue Jun 28 2016

China-New Zealand health research centre funded

Thu Jun 30 2016

‘Amazing food machine’ pioneer awarded Carl Smith medal

Fri Jul 01 2016

Special character at heart of new "Only Otago" campaign

Mon Jul 04 2016

Heart Foundation’s Tick label gets a tick of its own

Tue Jul 05 2016

Innovative Otago brain research supported by Foundation

Tue Jul 05 2016

Removal of point-of-sale tobacco displays working

Tue Jul 05 2016

Otago marine biologists honoured with prestigious medal

Thu Jul 07 2016

Otago global health researchers to tackle fevers in Asia

Mon Jul 11 2016

Prehistoric demise of Chathams sea lion a stark warning

Mon Jul 11 2016

Thumb-sucking and nail-biting children show fewer allergies

Mon Jul 11 2016

Otago physicists observe key quantum principle

Tue Jul 12 2016

University announces next Dean of Otago Business School

Mon Jul 18 2016

Rocks reveal how Earth recovered from mass extinction

Wed Jul 20 2016

Evidence for alcohol causing cancer is strong

Fri Jul 22 2016

University of Otago honours research leader

Fri Jul 22 2016

Spirit of New Zealand voyages lead to resilience

Mon Jul 25 2016

Monitoring for Congenital Zika Syndrome to start in NZ

Fri Jul 29 2016

NZ women in the dark about healthy weight gain in pregnancy

Fri Aug 05 2016

Radical new law needed to ensure the Smokefree 2025 goal

Fri Aug 05 2016

New map of world vegetation reveals substantial changes

Mon Aug 15 2016

University of Otago teacher wins Prime Minister’s prize

Thu Aug 18 2016

CVD-targeted screening for the "silent killer" AAA

Fri Aug 19 2016

Most homeless people working or studying

Wed Aug 24 2016

Cycling and walking in NZ cities

Thu Aug 25 2016

Kiwis favour banning TV advertising to pre-schoolers

Fri Aug 26 2016

NZ children’s family lives often complex and fluid

Mon Aug 29 2016

Increasing nursing mothers’ vitamin D may benefit babies

Tue Aug 30 2016

Smokefree 2025 researchers welcome plain packaging

Fri Sep 09 2016

Mystery of colourful giant plants of the subantarctic solved

Fri Sep 16 2016

BLITZ study: A youth vision for Porirua City

Mon Sep 19 2016

Call for stronger regulation of roll-your-own tobacco

Mon Sep 19 2016

Pigeons have quite a way with words: Otago research

Mon Sep 19 2016

Positive Academic Audit for the University of Otago

Tue Sep 20 2016

Disparities in insulin pump use by New Zealanders

Fri Sep 23 2016

Study reveals joint replacement surgery inequities

Fri Sep 23 2016

Volkswagen scandal "game changer" for financial markets

Fri Sep 23 2016

Yale Students Urge Auckland University to go Fossil Free

Mon Sep 26 2016

University announces next Sciences Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Fri Sep 30 2016

New Otago genetics course launches 2017

Mon Oct 03 2016

New research on decline of the flightless Kākāpō

Mon Oct 03 2016

Otago researchers probe HPV’s manipulation of immune system

Fri Oct 07 2016

University selects next College of Education Dean

Wed Oct 12 2016

New study reveals how scientists use social media

Thu Oct 13 2016

Vitamins A and C help erase "memory" in stem cells

Fri Oct 14 2016

MoU signing for University of Otago and Ngāti Toa

Mon Oct 17 2016

University of Otago & Ngāti Toa Rangatira renew partnership

Mon Oct 17 2016

Otago tops national educational performance measures

Tue Oct 18 2016

Photographing History for the Future

Wed Oct 19 2016

Walks after meals may prove important in managing diabetes

Wed Oct 19 2016

Cost-effectiveness of Herceptin® for breast cancer

Wed Oct 26 2016

Report on tackling homophobia in NZ sport released

Wed Oct 26 2016

Mobile app to combat noxious weed

Thu Oct 27 2016

Science in te reo Māori - Akoranga pūtaiao i roto i te reo

Tue Nov 01 2016

Major Marsden funding for Otago researchers

Thu Nov 03 2016

New Marsden funding to probe the science of how genes awaken

Tue Nov 08 2016

Otago physicists’ prediction of gas "droplets" confirmed

Thu Nov 10 2016

Weakening the RMA is a major health risk

Thu Nov 10 2016

$3.25m in new projects for Ageing Well

Thu Nov 17 2016

Otago scientist wins new national award for cancer research

Thu Nov 17 2016

Bacteria communicate to ramp up collective immune response

Tue Nov 22 2016

Amazon humidity, Everest Base Camp altitude...in Wellington

Wed Nov 23 2016

Creative activities promote day-to-day wellbeing

Thu Nov 24 2016

Adult stem cell types’ heart repair potential probed

Fri Nov 25 2016

U of Otago receives grant to support severe typhoid research

Mon Nov 28 2016

Role of "cancer bubbles" in deadly clotting uncovered

Wed Nov 30 2016

Men’s pornography use and its impact on intimacy

Fri Dec 02 2016

New Zealanders need high quality cancer information

Fri Dec 02 2016

NZ banning sunbeds will have little impact on jobs

Fri Dec 02 2016

Public Lecture: "What do we mean by the word 'health'"?

Tue Dec 06 2016

Childhood disadvantage strongly predicts costly outcomes

Tue Dec 13 2016

What has Art got to do with Public Health?

Tue Dec 13 2016

New MoU between University of Otago and Otago Museum

Thu Dec 15 2016

Epigenetic changes promoting cancer metastasis identified

Wed Dec 21 2016

Medicinal Cannabis – harms or benefits? Who decides?

Fri Dec 23 2016

Study finds babies are relatively safe in Wahakura

Mon Jan 09 2017

Women exercisers face health risk if not eating enough

Tue Jan 10 2017

Inbreeding threatens Long Island’s little spotted kiwi

Wed Jan 18 2017

Public health leaders speaking in Wellington

Tue Feb 07 2017

More fresh fruit and vegetables for well-being

Wed Feb 08 2017

Researchers awarded funds to tackle diabetes

Thu Feb 09 2017

App helps health professionals learn medical terms in Te Reo

Fri Feb 10 2017

Cold homes harm NZ youth health and schooling

Mon Feb 13 2017

New light cast on past human responses to climate change

Wed Feb 15 2017

Otago discovery sheds new light on several disease processes

Tue Feb 28 2017

Downward trend in disaster events causing mass deaths in NZ

Wed Mar 01 2017

Sigmoidoscopy test greatly reduces risk of bowel cancer

Fri Mar 03 2017

Treatments better than antibiotics need developing "now"

Fri Mar 03 2017

Specific immune cells predict bowel cancer outcomes

Mon Mar 06 2017

Exhibition: Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation

Tue Mar 07 2017

Otago researchers gain control over single atoms

Wed Mar 08 2017

Major support for Otago health research

Thu Mar 09 2017

Otago key partner in Asia-Pacific ties-strengthening plans

Thu Mar 09 2017

Otago’s flagship research centres confirmed

Wed Mar 15 2017

next-generation sanitisers to control bovine mastitis

Fri Mar 17 2017

Evidence supports roll-out of home safety measures

Tue Mar 21 2017

Study describes what helps and hinders Māori success

Wed Mar 22 2017

Dunedin children’s exposure to lead linked to lower IQ

Wed Mar 29 2017

New research towards a Smokefree Wellington

Wed Mar 29 2017

‘Quake brain’ affecting our memory and abilities

Wed Mar 29 2017

Researchers scrutinise DHBs’ spend on outside consultants

Fri Mar 31 2017

Study finds news exposure linked to anger towards Muslims

Sat Apr 01 2017

Injured Māori face higher rates of long-term disability

Tue Apr 04 2017

Probiotics may reduce risk of gestational diabetes

Tue Apr 04 2017

New diagnostic model for psychiatric disorders proposed

Wed Apr 05 2017

New Associate Dean Māori appointed to Otago Business School

Thu Apr 06 2017

New Zealand’s only Online MBA ranked among the world’s best

Fri Apr 07 2017

Turning Healthcare around

Thu Apr 13 2017

New Zealand fish and chips hold human DNA clues

Mon Apr 24 2017

Quake hazard to the South from Akatore Fault hard to assess

Thu Apr 27 2017

Off-label prescription of proton pump inhibitors is common

Thu May 04 2017

Tensions between street-based sex workers & communities

Thu May 04 2017

Foreign Policy conference: Forced migrations and borders

Fri May 05 2017

How do we decide which species to resurrect?

Tue May 09 2017

Redbacks are going down the rabbit hole

Tue May 09 2017

Improvements to healthcare needed to manage multimorbidity

Fri May 12 2017

New appointment for the University of Otago in Tairāwhiti

Wed May 17 2017

Canadian university honours former Otago Vice-Chancellor

Thu May 18 2017

Do Community Treatment Orders violate human rights?

Wed May 24 2017

New insights gained into genetics of gout

Wed May 24 2017

The Hakluyt Society Voyages and Travels

Fri May 26 2017

‘Missing DNA’ could explain why some get breast cancer young

Mon May 29 2017

Smokers more likely to have babies with teeth abnormalities

Wed May 31 2017

University of Otago Centre for the Book Call for Papers

Wed May 31 2017

Cardiovascular killer protein probed by Otago researchers

Thu Jun 01 2017

Experts call for urgent changes to tobacco sales

Fri Jun 02 2017

Setting the world on a course toward sustainable development

Tue Jun 06 2017

Obesity and heart health

Wed Jun 07 2017

A well-matched name and face could win you votes

Fri Jun 09 2017

Research finds flu is a major killer in New Zealand

Fri Jun 09 2017

Updated guidance urgently needed for antipsychotic drug

Tue Jun 20 2017

Simple act to protect against Legionnaire’s disease

Fri Jun 23 2017

Closing the border in extreme pandemics worthwhile – Study

Mon Jun 26 2017

Foreign Policy conference tackles forced migration, borders

Mon Jun 26 2017

Daily walks help lower office workers’ blood lipids

Tue Jun 27 2017

Men of different ethnicities needed for weight loss study

Thu Jun 29 2017

Pathways to Achieve Smokefree NZ – new research

Thu Jun 29 2017

Benefits of university education for Māori and Pacific

Wed Jul 05 2017

Children continue to be exposed to second-hand smoke in cars

Fri Jul 07 2017

Research reveals insights into lives of early settlers

Mon Jul 24 2017

Youth more likely to discourage than promote smoking

Fri Jul 28 2017

Centre for Translational Physiology launched in Wellington

Mon Jul 31 2017

Otago finding new ways to beat an old and enduring enemy: TB

Mon Jul 31 2017

NZ Falling Far Short of its Smokefree 2025 Goal

Wed Aug 02 2017

University of Otago Recognises its Outstanding Researchers

Thu Aug 03 2017

Obstetric providers need greater support

Fri Aug 04 2017

Childhood respiratory illnesses and primary care

Fri Aug 11 2017

Otago memory philosopher receives prestigious medal

Mon Aug 14 2017

Studying New Treatment for Benign Prostate Hyperplasia

Thu Aug 17 2017

Quitline is good value-for-money – new study

Mon Aug 21 2017

Study shows most NZ playgrounds lack smokefree signs

Thu Aug 24 2017

Otago brain health researchers delve into dopamine

Fri Aug 25 2017

Helping Healthcare Practitioners to Work with Interpreters

Mon Aug 28 2017

Otago University Studies the Science of Fabrics & Odours

Mon Sep 04 2017

Study shows mould in bedrooms causes asthma in children

Thu Sep 07 2017

Otago researchers seek stroke victims for study

Fri Sep 08 2017

Election cycle not helping transport sustainability

Thu Sep 14 2017

Parlez-vous français? Celebrating France in Dunedin

Fri Sep 15 2017

New Medical Device For Brain Monitoring At The Bedside

Mon Sep 18 2017

Otago University tops national educational performance

Mon Sep 18 2017

New Book Shines Spotlight on NZ Cities

Tue Sep 19 2017

Solving obesity epidemic can start at home

Thu Sep 21 2017

ACC’s computer-aided decision-making questioned

Fri Sep 22 2017

First study of inflammatory bowel disease rates in Kiwi kids

Fri Sep 22 2017

Research shows surge in outdoor smokefree action around NZ

Fri Sep 22 2017

Study shows General Practices at health training capacity

Fri Sep 22 2017

Lactation hormone also helps a mother’s brain

Tue Sep 26 2017

Cancer geneticist to receive Otago’s highest honour

Tue Oct 03 2017

NZ children are surrounded by junk food ads

Mon Oct 09 2017

NZ-China non-communicable disease research strengthened

Tue Oct 10 2017

NZ kids can’t escape alcohol marketing

Tue Oct 10 2017

'Killer' toothaches likely cause misery for captive orca

Thu Oct 12 2017

NZ mums not getting message about iodine and folic acid

Mon Oct 16 2017

Provide more water fountains at playgrounds, say researchers

Thu Oct 19 2017

Otago performs well in survey of international students

Fri Oct 20 2017

No smokefree signs at New Zealand racecourses, study shows

Fri Oct 27 2017

Otago health researchers gain career development awards

Tue Oct 31 2017

Pay gap between CEOs and workers is widening

Wed Nov 01 2017

Small changes can make big differences for tenants

Fri Nov 03 2017

First New Zealand study of pathological hoarding

Mon Nov 06 2017

Kids in Space Study: Where do our children go?

Thu Nov 09 2017

Interventions required to keep aging workforce safe

Fri Nov 17 2017

Findings from Otago study into NZ justice system

Mon Nov 27 2017

Major set net risk to rare, treasured NZ penguin

Fri Dec 01 2017

New research shows retail crime increasing and more violent

Thu Dec 07 2017

No hat, no play? Not always: Otago research

Thu Dec 07 2017

More than 15,000 frail elderly New Zealanders are lonely

Wed Dec 13 2017

Frontispieces Exhibition - Special Collections, Otago

Thu Dec 14 2017

Sex advice and Siri? To Google or not to Google?

Thu Dec 14 2017

Shade shortage in Wellington playgrounds

Tue Jan 09 2018

Predator Free 2050 has major benefits for human health

Mon Jan 15 2018

Talking about diabetes – improving health

Wed Jan 17 2018

Prevalence of vitamin D deficiency in Southern NZ women

Mon Jan 22 2018

New ways of teaching swimming survival skills

Mon Jan 29 2018

Study links childhood fitness to healthy lungs in adulthood

Thu Feb 01 2018

Few drinking fountains in New Zealand playgrounds

Fri Feb 02 2018

Public lectures: Considering big health issues

Fri Feb 02 2018

Surgeons look to do the right thing by their patients

Fri Feb 02 2018

Community Exercise and education for management of diabetes

Wed Feb 07 2018

Human trial for game-changing diabetes treatment begins

Wed Feb 07 2018

Incentives for desk-dwellers to get up and move

Wed Feb 07 2018

New research on women involved in theUnfortunate Experiment

Wed Feb 07 2018

Award winning Biomedical Scientist appointed to Assoc Dean

Thu Feb 08 2018

Otago researchers uncover New Zealand's first fossils

Thu Feb 08 2018

Switching to vaping not always straightforward

Thu Feb 08 2018

Food allergy & personality traits - FIRST study

Tue Feb 13 2018

Third vaccine dose needed to protect young NZers from mumps

Tue Feb 13 2018

Christchurch researcher easing the pain of gout

Fri Feb 16 2018

Unique disease fighting chemistry found in the NZ glowworm

Tue Feb 20 2018

Otago research defends SpongeBob

Thu Feb 22 2018

Teachers suffer post-traumatic stress following ‘quakes

Thu Mar 01 2018

University of Otago staff honoured for teaching excellence

Tue Mar 06 2018

More targeted training needed for youth to get on bikes

Wed Mar 07 2018

Otago researchers part of $18M project

Fri Mar 09 2018

Smokefree 2025 goal can be achieved

Fri Mar 09 2018

Trade deal threatens health if climate change not addressed

Fri Mar 09 2018

A Middle Eastern Odyssey: Constantinople to Palmyra

Wed Mar 14 2018

First tracking of yellow-eyed penguin juveniles

Wed Mar 14 2018

Otago researchers call for more in fight against tobacco

Wed Mar 14 2018

Highlanders coaching staff head back to school for the day

Tue Mar 20 2018

Extreme weather brings rafts from the sub-Antarctic to NZ

Wed Mar 21 2018

Otago researcher at forefront of discovery to help end TB

Thu Mar 22 2018

Promoting smokefree homes may help reduce teen smoking

Thu Mar 22 2018

Sad end to first journey of yellow-eyed penguin chick

Wed Mar 28 2018

Former Otago Uni Student on Forbes list

Thu Mar 29 2018

More commitment needed to achieve Smokefree 2025

Thu Mar 29 2018

Taxing sugary drinks a no-brainer for New Zealand

Tue Apr 03 2018

Otago animations developed to demystify the court room

Wed Apr 04 2018

Child welfare social workers lack consistency

Thu Apr 05 2018

New clues to help restore fertility

Mon Apr 09 2018

Researchers reveal history with exhumation of Otago graves

Wed Apr 11 2018

NZ dentists pick up the pieces when dental tourism goes bad

Thu Apr 12 2018

Time for spotlight on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

Fri Apr 13 2018

Tobacco industry stalled New Zealand plain packs legislation

Fri Apr 13 2018

Raw fruit and vegetables have better mental health outcomes

Mon Apr 16 2018

Safety warning labels needed on fresh chicken: researchers

Tue Apr 17 2018

New species of ancient whale identified and named

Wed Apr 18 2018

Time to consider a regulatory body on AI

Thu Apr 19 2018

PhD thesis delves into murky world of illegal sports betting

Mon Apr 30 2018

Older, injured workers lose up to one-third of income

Tue May 01 2018

Research reveals new insights into severe childhood epilepsy

Tue May 01 2018

Researchers bring new thinking to dolphin tourism activity

Tue May 01 2018

Study aiming to improve NS's low breastfeeding rates

Thu May 03 2018

Prescribing guidelines not always followed for patients

Fri May 04 2018

Child poverty casts long shadow on oral health care

Mon May 07 2018

Otago experts welcome invitation to work on AI framework

Mon May 07 2018

New tool to classify severity of Salmonella

Wed May 09 2018

Exposure to second hand smoke doubles rates of asthma

Thu May 10 2018

NZ school children revealing the power of mānuka

Fri May 11 2018

Otago researcher discovers 34 million-year-old whale fossil

Fri May 11 2018

Otago study shows "giant" problem looms for ageing Kiwis

Mon May 14 2018

Radical new framework for trade and investment treaties

Mon May 14 2018

Primary schools to study the worm that once held up SH1

Tue May 15 2018

Obesity a tough topic for GPs, Otago research reveals

Fri May 18 2018

Warning labels on alcohol containers highly deficient

Mon May 21 2018

Pelvic pain a major issue for women nearing mid-life: study

Tue May 22 2018

Citizens’ Jury highlights complex euthanasia debate

Thu May 24 2018

Research: exercise does a lot of good for ageing muscles

Thu May 24 2018

Significant gaps in legal services identified in Otago study

Thu May 24 2018

Cannabis: what’s the harm?

Fri May 25 2018

All the Year Round: The Nineteenth-Century Periodical

Tue May 29 2018

Otago researchers develop ground-breaking communication tech

Tue May 29 2018

Old Māori village discovered by Otago archaeologists

Wed May 30 2018

NZ leads call to improve health for Indigenous people

Fri Jun 01 2018

Dentistry Dean appointed to lead Division of Health Sciences

Wed Jun 06 2018

Novel Smart Technology Explores Smoking-to-Vaping Transition

Thu Jun 07 2018

Māori and Pacific medical student numbers skyrocket

Fri Jun 08 2018

Otago researchers help unlock answers about leptospirosis

Mon Jun 11 2018

Environmental impacts of meat consumption low priority

Wed Jun 13 2018

Vitamin C trialled as life-saving treatment

Wed Jun 13 2018

Scientists identify bug likely to cause bowel cancer

Sun Jun 17 2018

Almost $19 million awarded to Otago researchers

Mon Jun 18 2018

Price of ‘healthy food basket’ continues to rise

Tue Jun 19 2018

Shelagh Dawson’s employment with the University of Otago

Wed Jun 20 2018

$5m boost for Otago team working on disabling ovary disorder

Fri Jun 22 2018

Preparing for increased stroke volumes in New Zealand

Fri Jun 22 2018

Smokefree 2025: An opportunity for big scores by the Govt

Fri Jun 22 2018

Multimorbidity impacts on employment and financial wellbeing

Sun Jun 24 2018

Researchers help find answers to growing typhoid problem

Tue Jun 26 2018

Pulsed Electric Field technology gives new potential

Wed Jun 27 2018

Otago scientists' breakthrough in childhood kidney cancer

Tue Jul 03 2018

New drugs to treat TB a possibility with Otago discovery

Wed Jul 04 2018

Otago research reveals alarming rise of obesity in NZ

Thu Jul 05 2018

Junk food dominates NZ sport

Sat Jul 07 2018

Major fundamental changes required to achieve health equity

Mon Jul 09 2018

Report highlights lack of progress in clinical governance

Mon Jul 09 2018

Study of NZ's lost world through fossil bone DNA

Tue Jul 10 2018

Parental Alienation Under Scrutiny

Wed Jul 11 2018

Regular teen drinking leads to problems in adulthood

Wed Jul 11 2018

New findings for ‘gifted’ Otago geneticist

Sun Jul 15 2018

Potential for Antarctica to become plastics dumping ground

Tue Jul 17 2018

Faulty science and ethics in DNA analyses of ‘Ata’

Wed Jul 18 2018

Simple supplement aids powerful rugby performance

Mon Jul 23 2018

Time for Government action on reducing alcohol-related harm

Fri Jul 27 2018

New Zealand children’s exposure to alcohol marketing

Tue Jul 31 2018

A step forward in fight to eliminate tuberculosis

Thu Aug 02 2018

Reintroducing native creatures to urban areas

Fri Aug 03 2018

Otago demonstrates its commitment to rural health

Tue Aug 07 2018

Otago researcher secures Neurological Foundation funding

Wed Aug 08 2018

Closing NZ’s border in severe pandemics cost-effective

Thu Aug 09 2018

Enrolments Continue to Strengthen at the University of Otago

Thu Aug 09 2018

New election prediction method

Fri Aug 10 2018

Psychological ownership & shoplifting

Tue Aug 14 2018

Robert Burns Fellowship Exhibition

Tue Aug 14 2018

Simple solution to threat posed by prolonged sitting

Thu Aug 16 2018

More transparency around health funding formula needed

Fri Aug 17 2018

NZers using more antipsychotics, especially older females

Fri Aug 17 2018

Virtual Reality providing real-world literacy tool

Fri Aug 17 2018

Positive youth development through adventure education

Mon Aug 20 2018

Experts question use of consultants in tobacco review

Fri Aug 24 2018

Ingredients for successful self-management of chronic pain

Fri Aug 24 2018

Otago scientist wins award for cancer research

Sat Aug 25 2018

New dental teaching facility in South Auckland

Mon Aug 27 2018

Mongrel Mob open up to Otago health researchers

Wed Aug 29 2018

Scientist urges NZ to lead the way in eliminating TB

Wed Aug 29 2018

Penguins’ "crazy" journeys studied by Otago scientists

Thu Aug 30 2018

Otago-led research set to make smartphones even smarter

Fri Aug 31 2018

Brief sleep intervention works to prevent child obesity

Mon Sep 03 2018

Otago researchers call for national health food policy

Mon Sep 03 2018

Potential for less smoking with new retailer restrictions

Thu Sep 06 2018

How overmedication is injuring and killing our elderly

Tue Sep 11 2018

Project builds resilience in communities preparing for quake

Tue Sep 11 2018

Otago researchers decode genetics to understand disease

Wed Sep 12 2018

Project releases unique household electricity demand dataset

Thu Sep 13 2018

University of Otago to construct new $150 million building

Fri Sep 14 2018

Scientists secure almost $1.6 million for heart research

Mon Sep 17 2018

Anti-reflux medicines safe for infants

Tue Sep 18 2018

Book investigates why some humans want to kill themselves

Fri Sep 21 2018

Kiwi teenagers less fit than a generation ago

Fri Sep 21 2018

Swell in earnings surprises calls market gains into question

Mon Sep 24 2018

Three-day workshop set to address pressing issues

Mon Sep 24 2018

New Zealand children’s medicine prescriptions examined

Tue Sep 25 2018

DNA-packaging proteins and cancer development

Thu Sep 27 2018

High unmet need for dental care among Syrian refugees

Sun Sep 30 2018

Whale footage and research from sub-Antarctic Islands

Tue Oct 02 2018

Education for menstrual periods needed at primary school

Wed Oct 03 2018

Otago researchers win Fellowships worth $3.2 million

Thu Oct 04 2018

Alcohol still impacting ED despite legislation

Fri Oct 05 2018

Research reveals diagnosis delays for bowel cancer

Fri Oct 05 2018

University of Otago to develop Education Centre

Fri Oct 05 2018

Study of migrant sex workers

Wed Oct 10 2018

Diet has little influence on precursor to gout

Thu Oct 11 2018

Researchers call for end to fat stigma

Thu Oct 11 2018

Otago researcher takes genomic sequencing to the farm

Tue Oct 16 2018

New test may help rule out heart attack within 15 minutes

Thu Oct 18 2018

New 5-yearly HPV screening policy in Australia

Mon Oct 22 2018

Flavoured capsule cigarettes pose a threat to smokefree goal

Tue Oct 23 2018

Irish Famine victims were heavy smokers, new research shows

Wed Oct 24 2018

Research finds relationship property law needs modernising

Thu Oct 25 2018

Kiwis failing with sun protection

Fri Oct 26 2018

Stock-take of AI in government a great start

Fri Oct 26 2018

Study investigates link between loneliness and age

Sat Oct 27 2018

Increasing alcohol tax could benefit health, study finds

Mon Oct 29 2018

Computer scientist wins Fellowship for AR development

Tue Oct 30 2018

Secrets of mighty cancer killing virus unlocked

Tue Oct 30 2018

WWI cast a long shadow over New Zealanders’ health

Tue Oct 30 2018

Driving anxiety experienced by many older adults

Mon Nov 05 2018

University of Otago celebrates Marsden Fund success

Thu Nov 08 2018

Boost in training health professionals rurally

Fri Nov 09 2018

Otago study finds mindfulness apps can improve mental health

Tue Nov 13 2018

Otago scientists’ contributions recognised nationally

Fri Nov 16 2018

Proposal for National School of Rural Health

Fri Nov 16 2018

True burden of rheumatic fever in NZ underestimated

Thu Nov 22 2018

Otago invention helps manage Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Fri Nov 23 2018

Otago report highlights need for Te Papa apology

Fri Nov 30 2018

Cycle lanes and walkways cut car use

Mon Dec 03 2018

Patients prescribed medications for longer than recommended

Wed Dec 05 2018

Medical Marvels Exhibition - 14 December to 15 March

Mon Dec 10 2018

First nationwide study of listeria in mothers and babies

Wed Dec 12 2018

Bombs away in Terra Nova Bay, Antarctica

Fri Feb 08 2019

New Zealand leads global effort to control rheumatic fever

Mon Feb 11 2019

For the Love of Books: Collectors and Collections

Mon Mar 18 2019

Parasitic worms donated to the Otago Museum

Mon Apr 08 2019

Urgent action needed to end love affair with cars: report

Tue Apr 30 2019

Loneliness and isolation pushing elderly into aged care

Wed May 15 2019

Legionnaire’s cases triple the amount thought

Tue Jun 11 2019

Celebrating Women Exhibition

Mon Jun 17 2019

Study of sexual orientation and mental health

Thu Jun 27 2019

NZ experts play crucial role in fight against pneumonia

Fri Jun 28 2019

NZ involved in global anorexia study

Tue Jul 16 2019

Treatable cancers killing thousands in Pacific

Tue Aug 06 2019

Dunedin showcased to international education delegation

Thu Aug 15 2019

How large is the pro-gun lobby?

Thu Aug 15 2019

Micronutrients affect gut bacteria associated with ADHD

Wed Aug 21 2019

1869 The Year That Was - Special Collections Exhibition

Wed Sep 11 2019

Heart Disease Prediction

Wed Sep 25 2019

Forgotten and neglected: The late effects of poliomyelitis

Tue Oct 15 2019

First NZ study of cannabis use in people with spinal injury

Sun Oct 27 2019

Wellington Event: Global health in the era of climate change

Mon Nov 04 2019

Building an emotional connection with visitors

Fri Nov 08 2019

Tiaki could attract more responsible visitors

Fri Nov 08 2019

Methamphetamine Use And Its Impact On Violence Laid Bare In World-first Study

Wed Feb 19 2020

NZers Need To Work Together In Preparation For Likely Coronavirus Pandemic, Otago Expert Says.

Fri Feb 21 2020

Extended Lock-down Could Create Additional Risks For Older People’s Health.

Wed Apr 15 2020

Sending Your Children To School Is As Safe As It’s Ever Been

Mon Apr 27 2020

NZers In International Study Of COVID’s Impact On Depression And Other Mood Disorders

Wed May 06 2020

Christchurch Researchers Asking Parents What Information They Need About COVID And Children’s Health

Wed May 13 2020

New Study Shows Lack Of Majority Support For Cannabis Law Change

Fri May 22 2020

‘Quake Brain’ Study Could Give Insight Into Future Effects Of COVID Crisis

Wed Jun 03 2020

Christchurch Researchers Secure Lion’s Share Of Almost $1million In Funding

Thu Aug 06 2020

Infectious Diseases Expert Awarded University’s Highest Honour

Thu Aug 20 2020

World-first Study On Blood Hormone Could Help Reduce Cardiovascular Deaths

Tue Aug 25 2020

Christchurch Cardiac Research Group Wins University’s Premier Award

Thu Sep 17 2020

COVID-19 Antibodies And Heart Health, Focus Of New Study

Thu Aug 12 2021

A Call For New Zealanders - Reach Out To Protect The Health Of The Elderly With The Move To Level 3

Wed Sep 01 2021

Lockdown 'Fear' And Money Worries Saw Patients Miss Vital Medications - Study

Thu Sep 02 2021

University of Otago 2022 Arts Fellows announcement

Fri Sep 17 2021

Significant Psychological Toll From COVID Lockdown For People With Histories Of Mental Illness – Study

Thu Oct 07 2021

Professor Suzanne Pitama Appointed Dean Of Christchurch Campus

Thu Dec 02 2021

Alcohol Dependence Significantly Increases Suicide Risk – Otago Study

Wed Mar 09 2022

Family Donation Supports Otago University Research On World Bipolar Day

Wed Mar 30 2022

Study Calls For Urgent Regulation Of Unhealthy Home Deliveries

Thu Apr 07 2022

Study Identifies Exact Amounts Of Extra Vitamin C For Optimal Health

Wed May 04 2022

Study Shows Strong Link Between COVID-19 And Worsening Mental Health

Wed Jun 08 2022

"Quake Brain" Effects Suffered By Resilient Cantabrians Fade Over Time – Study

Wed Jun 29 2022

Virtual Reality App Trial Shown To Reduce Common Phobias

Thu Jul 14 2022

Acute Alcohol Use Linked To One Quarter Of New Zealand Suicide Deaths - Study

Fri Jul 15 2022

Scientists Work On Aotearoa’s Own Wellbeing Diet

Mon Jul 18 2022

Fifty Years Of Mahi – A Milestone For The University Of Otago, Christchurch

Tue Mar 07 2023

New Study Reinforces Timely Need For Pneumococcal Vaccine Switch

Wed May 10 2023

Leading U.S. Social Work Scholars Explore Aotearoa | NZ’s Social Innovation And Social Entrepreneurship Ecosystem

Thu Mar 21 2024

UCSA Press Release on the Joel Hayward Thesis

Thu Dec 21 2000

Varsity Loan Masks Real Problems

Thu Mar 01 2001

Students Fear Fee Increases of more than 20%

Thu May 03 2001

Students Concerned Over Strike Action

Mon Mar 04 2002

Sam Neill To Open Refurbished Ngaio Marsh Theatre

Mon Apr 15 2002

Fees Freeze and So Do Student Allowances

Thu May 23 2002

Canterbury Students Spiraling Into Debt

Tue Jul 16 2002

Students will demand Allowances from Coalition.

Tue Jul 30 2002

Indebted students bankrupt themselves

Tue Sep 03 2002

Canterbury students celebrate successful election

Mon Sep 23 2002

Canterbury students ready for Guinness shot slam

Thu Oct 03 2002

Students at Canterbury breath a sigh of relief

Mon Oct 07 2002

50 Students Attain Sporting Excellence

Fri Oct 11 2002

Canterbury Students to Burn Budget

Thu May 19 2005

"Hit for Six" by Inequitable Tertiary Scheme

Wed Jul 20 2005

National Challenged To Match Labour’s Loan Policy

Wed Jul 27 2005

McCutcheon Out Of Step With Comments

Thu Jul 28 2005

TamiFlu Shortage Puts Student Travelers at RIsk

Tue Nov 29 2005

Forecasts Massive $11.4 Million Surplus

Thu Dec 01 2005

Change of Tertiary Funding welcomed by the UCSA

Mon Apr 10 2006

Students united in disappointment at UC Management

Wed Jul 26 2006

Student Fees Protest Brings Success

Fri Jul 28 2006

Students Fees Protest Brings Success

Fri Jul 28 2006

Students Elect New UCSA President

Fri Sep 22 2006

Students Reject University’s Services Shake-up

Sat Oct 07 2006

Iconic Chch Radio Station RDU's Future Secured

Tue Nov 28 2006

UCSA radio sale sinks more myths

Thu Nov 30 2006

Orientation 2007

Thu Dec 21 2006

Students Frustrated by Nine Billion Dollar Debt

Wed Mar 28 2007

UCSA and ENSOC Condemn Rioting Students

Fri Aug 31 2007

A 10 day party in the Garden City.

Fri Feb 12 2010

University Of Canterbury Orientation 2011

Fri Jan 28 2011

UCSA strongly supports CCC proposed light rail link

Thu Aug 11 2011

UC students achieve world’s highest recorded rocket flight

Fri Aug 08 2014

Continuity for Students’ Association

Tue Aug 26 2014

UCSA responds to issues regarding Equity and Diversity

Thu Oct 09 2014

UCSA launches Advisory Group for amplifying diverse voices

Fri Mar 13 2015

UCSA announces election results

Mon Sep 14 2015

UCSA Encouraged by Labour’s Commitment to Tertiary Education

Wed Feb 03 2016

Students know how to host an award-winning Good One

Mon Jun 18 2018

Students’ Association Helps To Feed Future Generation Of Christchurch Students

Thu Dec 10 2020

Marine Fungi May Help Cure For Cancer

Fri Sep 29 2000

Foreign Students Lured To NZ With Travel By Mouse

Tue Aug 14 2001

Canterbury University and Industry NZ Partnership

Fri Sep 20 2002

The Future Of Meningococcal Vaccines

Tue Nov 26 2002

Three National Science Awards This Week

Tue Nov 26 2002

Exhibition manipulates gallery space

Mon May 05 2003

Illustrated history of "The Basin" released

Mon May 05 2003

Lab to create magic with renowned NZ author

Mon May 05 2003

Canterbury researchers join South Pole project

Wed May 21 2003

Funding for new earthquake-proof building system

Wed May 21 2003

Social impacts of new biotechnologies researched

Wed May 21 2003

Marketing internship projects to be showcased

Tue Jul 01 2003

Canterbury University hosts higher education forum

Fri Jul 04 2003

Canterbury astronomers discover a massive planet

Fri Jul 11 2003

Youth and families focus of new qualifications

Tue Aug 19 2003

Canterbury - the Pathway to Prosperity

Thu Aug 21 2003

Canterbury gets $6.65 million in research funding

Thu Sep 11 2003

Successful first year for University Foundation

Thu Oct 02 2003

New type of damage causing heart disease

Wed Oct 08 2003

World authority appointed to new leadership role

Tue Dec 09 2003

Unique Perspective on Growing Problem of Stress

Mon Dec 22 2003

Cosmogenic laboratory opens at the University

Wed Jan 21 2004

Cant. behind bid for country’s first PET scanner

Thu Jan 22 2004

Two to receive honorary doctorates in 2004

Fri Jan 23 2004

Books rare insight into Chinese foreign affairs

Tue Jan 27 2004

University behind key science studies conference

Thu Jan 29 2004

Opportunity to get a taste of university study

Wed Feb 04 2004

International food safety scientist appointed PVC

Thu Feb 05 2004

Speech and Language Therapy Degree Accredited

Mon Feb 09 2004

Final Canterbury PVC position to Auckland engineer

Wed Feb 18 2004

Neighbourhood watch: the Pacific Islands

Thu Feb 19 2004

No more IELTS

Wed Mar 03 2004

Universities to collaborate in health sciences

Wed Mar 03 2004

Collaboration with ESR boost research capabilities

Tue Mar 09 2004

Transformer type under construction at Canterbury

Wed Mar 10 2004

Canterbury remembers famous space engineer alumnus

Wed Mar 17 2004

New College of Arts showcases its wares

Thu Mar 18 2004

British Cabinet Minister Lectures In Christchurch

Mon Mar 29 2004

Outstanding Canterbury Engineers Honoured

Mon Mar 29 2004

Timaru Boys’ High School old boy wins scholarship

Wed Mar 31 2004

Canterbury student returning to head bio sciences

Mon Apr 05 2004

Culture Clash Cause Of Few Pacific Islands Grads

Wed Apr 07 2004

grandmother’s graduation triumph of human spirit

Wed Apr 07 2004

NCRE Activities Mark Historic EU Event

Tue Apr 13 2004

Unfamiliarity with natural history concerns author

Wed Apr 14 2004

Book of essays honours medieval scholar

Tue Apr 20 2004

Canterbury Uni students at the bottom of the world

Tue Apr 20 2004

Canterbury University excels in PBRF

Fri Apr 23 2004

Funding clears the way for hazard event research

Tue Apr 27 2004

Kodak & Canterbury Uni working on healthcare

Fri May 07 2004

Why the EU, US Foreign Relations Paths Diverge

Mon May 17 2004

Nuclear Terrorism Within America a Certainty

Tue Jun 01 2004

Historic European Elections Begin

Fri Jun 11 2004

Canterbury's gets leading edge of ICT research

Tue Jun 15 2004

Canterbury University's young scientists dominate

Thu Jun 24 2004

Polar legend’s flaws exposed in new book

Tue Jul 27 2004

Austrian Ambassador Headlines Special NCRE Week

Thu Jul 29 2004

Nobel Laureate first Canterbury Distinguished Prof

Wed Sep 01 2004

Former Irish PM Dr Garret FitzGerald Visits NZ

Tue Sep 07 2004

What is a Knowledge Society?

Mon Sep 13 2004

Sir Tipene O’Regan for new Mâori leadership role

Wed Sep 22 2004

International biosecurity protocol applauded

Thu Sep 23 2004

Croatian Ambassador Kicks Off Diplomatic Seminars

Wed Sep 29 2004

No further action on age and gender bias claim

Thu Sep 30 2004

UC to sign contract for Jade student management

Thu Sep 30 2004

Canterbury University sets tuition fees for 2005

Wed Oct 27 2004

Canterbury has designs on Europe

Fri Nov 05 2004

Astronomers’ sights set on December 1

Wed Nov 24 2004

Honours for World class UC researcher

Fri Dec 03 2004

Graduation a family affair

Wed Dec 15 2004

Canterbury celebrates World Year of Physics

Mon Jan 17 2005

Int. gathering to focus on partnering industry

Mon Jan 17 2005

Canterbury alumni to receive honorary doctorates

Thu Jan 27 2005

New book by UC Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Science)

Thu Feb 03 2005

Get a taste of studying at university for free

Mon Feb 07 2005

Prestigious Backing for Marine Research

Tue Feb 08 2005

Generous donation to boost legal research

Mon Feb 14 2005

NZ’s first GeoHealth lab opens at Canterbury Uni.

Thu Feb 17 2005

Formal merger discussions between UC and CCE

Mon Feb 28 2005

UC being eyed up for National Observatory role

Wed Mar 09 2005

UC students dominate list of business winners

Thu Mar 17 2005

IPENZ honours University of Canterbury bioengineer

Fri Mar 18 2005

Move To New Hospital Going To Plan

Tue Mar 29 2005

Experts to talk about communication disorders

Fri Apr 08 2005

UC’s Super Nose crosses the Tasman

Fri Apr 08 2005

UC’s $3.5mn design of astronomical proportions

Tue Apr 19 2005

Fish from the frozen continent can handle the heat

Tue May 03 2005

Cataract treatment in the blink of an eye

Wed May 04 2005

Canterbury University appoints new Registrar

Wed May 18 2005

Provincial Finance directors investing in UC past

Fri May 27 2005

UC/CCE merger goes to next stage

Thu Jun 02 2005

Classical Comedy Rocks Contemporary Morality

Thu Jun 23 2005

NZ’s Wimbledon hero remembered in new book

Mon Jun 27 2005

Groundbreaking account of NZ publishing house

Mon Jul 18 2005

GM in corn

Mon Aug 01 2005

Conference to grapple with major cultural issues

Wed Aug 10 2005

Engineering innovation focus of lecture

Wed Aug 10 2005

Professorial Lecture Series to link town and gown

Wed Aug 10 2005

What to do with rugby fields of sludge?

Wed Aug 10 2005

$20 million ICT Centre of Excellence

Fri Aug 12 2005

Challenges set for school accountants, economists

Tue Aug 23 2005

Adult Learners’ Week gets first southern launch

Wed Aug 31 2005

Adult role first of its kind in New Zealand

Wed Aug 31 2005

Experience futuristic technology

Thu Sep 08 2005

Series of three lectures to focus on NZ English

Thu Sep 08 2005

University of Canterbury awarded millions

Fri Sep 09 2005

Nobel Prize for visiting academic

Thu Oct 06 2005

Book offers lessons on how to cope

Thu Nov 03 2005

Pandemic preparedness subject of lecture

Mon Nov 14 2005

Book examines Pacific conflict and insecurity

Tue Nov 15 2005

Jade Software joins ICT Innovation Institute

Tue Dec 06 2005

Canterbury forms alliance with Chinese University

Tue Dec 13 2005

Evolutionary theory aids species conservation

Mon Jan 16 2006

Astronomers involved in planet discovery

Thu Jan 26 2006

New professors at University of Canterbury

Wed Feb 15 2006

Canterbury University leads way in music education

Wed Feb 22 2006

Podcasts offer students a portable learning option

Wed Mar 01 2006

Inaugural HMNZS Canterbury Scholarship awarded

Mon Mar 20 2006

University hosts international e-learning webinar

Mon Mar 20 2006

Correction to Alliance Party Statement

Fri Mar 24 2006

RDU returns to its roots with new lunch show

Thu Apr 27 2006

ICT giants all under the one roof at Canterbury

Mon May 22 2006

University mourns death of pre-eminent academic

Tue May 30 2006

Food code not grounded on best available science

Thu Jun 08 2006

Flexible 1ru Network Switch To Uci3 Donated

Mon Jun 19 2006

Dinner theatre at its best

Fri Jul 21 2006

Major funding boost for NCRE research

Wed Aug 02 2006

Opera staged for the first time in Christchurch

Thu Aug 10 2006

Photo diary of Red Bus adventure goes on show

Thu Aug 10 2006

"Bunker" Studio celebrates silver jubilee

Wed Aug 16 2006

UC and CCE join forces to celebrate adult learning

Tue Aug 29 2006

Fund success for University of Canterbury research

Thu Sep 07 2006

University distances itself from petition

Fri Sep 15 2006

Celebrating a century of commerce at UC

Wed Oct 11 2006

Corks set to pop to celebrate century of commerce

Thu Oct 12 2006

Mercury transit photos

Thu Nov 09 2006

More transit of mercury photos

Thu Nov 09 2006

University of Canterbury Council Election Results

Thu Nov 16 2006

Researcher awarded $500,000 fellowship

Fri Nov 24 2006

Mountaineering feats relived in autobiography

Tue Dec 12 2006

Christmas graduation for University of Canterbury

Wed Dec 13 2006

New UC centre focuses on human-animal studies

Wed Mar 14 2007

Teenage doctoral scholar top achiever

Tue Mar 27 2007

Robotic planes flying out of new research centre

Wed Apr 04 2007

Book dishes up gourmet delights for trampers

Thu Apr 05 2007

Franz Josef Glacier under threat, say glaciologist

Thu Apr 12 2007

2000 Canterbury University students graduate

Mon Apr 23 2007

University's research excellence recognised

Fri May 04 2007

Modelling raises crucial transport issues

Mon May 14 2007

Canterbury gains research advantage

Thu May 31 2007

UC stamps its mark

Tue Jun 05 2007

UC ecologist recognised

Wed Jun 13 2007

Global supercomputer rankings: UC in the Top 100

Fri Jun 29 2007

Prestigious Award for UC Alumnus

Fri Jun 29 2007

Multi-million dollar research funding announcement

Thu Jul 19 2007

A dog’s life is a dog’s life

Fri Jul 20 2007

UC researchers awarded nearly $4 mil from Marsden

Thu Sep 06 2007

UC launches new virtual research centre

Thu Sep 13 2007

New $10 million fund for IP commercialisation

Thu Sep 20 2007

A night out in town with UC researchers

Fri Sep 28 2007

Exhibition Toasts Longest Running School Of Art

Tue Oct 09 2007

Arts Future Project

Wed Jan 30 2008

Eco-My-Flat Competition

Thu Mar 06 2008

Lucrative scholarships for UC's top achievers

Thu Mar 20 2008

UC leading the way for blind students

Thu Apr 17 2008

Lincoln researching superior potatoes with China

Mon Apr 21 2008

University of Canterbury offers scholarships

Mon Apr 21 2008

University Sponsorship for Rutherford's Den

Fri May 09 2008

$10M Timber Research Programme

Mon May 26 2008

Rutherford Explanation This Week

Mon May 26 2008

UC College of Arts Final Implementation Plan

Thu May 29 2008

Finding an expert for comment now easier

Thu Jun 05 2008

Landslide buries climate change link

Tue Jul 01 2008

Fans Get Closer Than Ever To The All Blacks

Fri Jul 18 2008

Research findings get hearts a fluttering

Wed Jul 30 2008

UC dominates Top Achiever Doctoral Scholarships

Wed Aug 06 2008

Child abuse prevention an election issue

Wed Aug 13 2008

Sex offender recidivism study earns student award

Fri Aug 15 2008

Summer research opportunities at UC

Mon Aug 25 2008

Greater Vigilance in Detecting Family Violence

Tue Sep 02 2008

Taiwan tapping into UC's ICT strengths

Thu Sep 04 2008

Political parties do keep promises after all

Mon Sep 15 2008

UC professor new head of MacDiarmid Institute

Wed Sep 17 2008

Peninsula’s diverse charm captured in new book

Thu Sep 18 2008

Eco-event offers practical steps for greener world

Wed Oct 01 2008

Kahui Case Highlights Child Abuse Investment

Wed Oct 01 2008

Canterbury appoints new Vice-Chancellor

Wed Oct 15 2008

High value scholarship for UC engineering student

Wed Oct 29 2008

Media Coverage of 2008 NZ Election Campaign

Thu Nov 06 2008

Williams, McIntyre re-elected to UC Council

Wed Nov 12 2008

UC appoints new Chancellor

Wed Nov 26 2008

Honorary doctorates for scientist and entrepreneur

Thu Jan 29 2009

New look for College of Arts

Thu Feb 05 2009

University of Canterbury reaches out to community

Wed Feb 25 2009

"Garden City" image put under the spotlight

Wed Apr 01 2009

Students not the only winners in competition

Fri Apr 03 2009

Advanced Video Collaboration Centre

Thu Apr 23 2009

National ICT Innovation Institute opens

Fri Apr 24 2009

New book reveals Kiwi role in Spanish Civil War

Mon May 11 2009

New Appointment At University Of Canterbury

Thu May 14 2009

NZ first for Antarctic Research Management

Tue May 26 2009

Music at University of Canterbury’s original home

Thu Jun 11 2009

Public meeting to discuss Music Conservatorium

Tue Jul 07 2009

New Leadership Development Programme Launched

Wed Aug 05 2009

Lord Patten coming to NZ

Fri Aug 21 2009

UC investing in new research institutes

Wed Aug 26 2009

Report indicates woeful response to child abuse

Thu Sep 03 2009

Christchurch residents open to Conservatorium

Tue Sep 08 2009

UC tudents Urged To Stay Out Of Trouble

Sun Sep 13 2009

Chinese students to undertake PhDs at UC

Mon Oct 19 2009

Centre for Integrated Research in Biosafety

Mon Oct 26 2009

UC hosts world’s newest Confucius Institute

Mon Nov 02 2009

University salary payments correction

Wed Nov 04 2009

New evidence requires NZFSA to act independently

Tue Nov 10 2009

Nat'l Conservatorium Closer to Christchurch

Thu Nov 12 2009

Conservatorium of Music Concerns

Fri Nov 20 2009

UC philanthropic bond issue fully subscribed

Tue Dec 01 2009

UC announces multi-million dollar research

Tue Dec 15 2009

X-rays like never before

Wed Dec 16 2009

Daily micronutrient dose may combat mental illness

Wed Jan 20 2010

Honorary Doctorate For Former UC Chancellor

Fri Jan 29 2010

Tough To Be A Boy

Mon Feb 08 2010

Drug Driving Ads Subject of Formal Complaint

Thu Feb 18 2010

Head of the UNDP gets it right on agriculture

Fri Feb 19 2010

Putting Tamiflu to the test

Wed Feb 24 2010

Connecting UC’s research with the world

Thu Feb 25 2010

Annual Report Reflects A Busy 2009 At UC

Sun Mar 28 2010

Platform festival to showcase the arts at UC

Wed Apr 14 2010

Hearty song and fare for Christchurch audiences

Tue May 18 2010

UC researcher to contribute to space vehicles

Tue May 25 2010

No appeal on Conservatorium ruling

Thu May 27 2010

Tony Sewell appointed to UC Council

Fri Jun 11 2010

Lost memoirs throw new light on Chinese history

Fri Jun 18 2010

Academics: Treaty and Māori Content in History

Wed Jun 23 2010

Māori Gestures

Wed Jun 30 2010

Google Earth controversy on geography agenda

Fri Jul 02 2010

New Zealand Wine Tourism Survey set for release

Fri Jul 09 2010

UC robotics research set to transform horticulture

Mon Jul 12 2010

Food safety top of the menu for new joint venture

Wed Jul 28 2010

UC joins prestigious European exchange programme

Thu Jul 29 2010

UC launches new online scholarships service

Thu Jul 29 2010

Journal breaks new ice

Tue Aug 03 2010

Spider’s use of smell nothing to sniff at

Thu Aug 05 2010

UC biochemist named one of NZ’s top teachers

Thu Aug 05 2010

UC Advocates Preserving Opportunities

Tue Aug 10 2010

Ursula Bethell Writer In Residence in 2011

Tue Aug 10 2010

$40,000 Student Flat Giveaway

Wed Aug 18 2010

University of Canterbury planning for future

Thu Aug 19 2010

Summer research opportunities at UC

Fri Aug 20 2010

New Fault Line A "Major Surprise"

Sun Sep 05 2010

University Of Canterbury: Earthquake Update

Sun Sep 05 2010

University Making Progress In Wake of Quake

Tue Sep 07 2010

UC Accommodation Student Village Community Quake

Wed Sep 08 2010

UC Staff clean-up delayed by 24 hours

Wed Sep 08 2010

University of Canterbury Update

Sat Sep 11 2010

UC's super computer helping with earthquake data

Wed Sep 15 2010

Prime Minister and Mayor thank UC

Thu Sep 16 2010

Christchurch needs to prepare for the big one

Fri Sep 17 2010

New UC research institutes praised in New Zealand

Mon Sep 20 2010

UC awarded more than $8 million in Marsden funding

Fri Sep 24 2010

Lightning Re-strike

Tue Sep 28 2010

Public talks a highlight of UC alumni reunion week

Thu Sep 30 2010

1 nation, 2 days, 6 cities, 40 signs of change

Wed Oct 06 2010

World Statistics Day

Wed Oct 20 2010

One million hours on a super-fast computer

Wed Oct 27 2010

Second Free Earthquake Lecture

Wed Oct 27 2010

Museums matter of discussion for Lectures

Fri Oct 29 2010

UC scientists dispel fallacy about NZ Black Stilt

Thu Nov 04 2010

UC researchers receive Fellowships

Thu Nov 11 2010

NZ Universities And Business strengthen ties

Tue Nov 16 2010

Palmer: warts-and-all account of tireless reformer

Wed Nov 17 2010

Rebuilding resilience after the quake

Fri Nov 19 2010

International Akaroa Summer Festival

Thu Dec 02 2010

New cancer treatment drug enabled by UC research

Mon Dec 13 2010

Top UC accolade for renowned philosopher

Tue Dec 14 2010

University Mourns Dutton

Wed Dec 29 2010

University of Canterbury Enrolments 2011 Update

Tue Jan 11 2011

UC study reveals resilience in post- earthquake recovery

Mon Jan 17 2011

Success for Canterbury journalism graduate

Tue Jan 18 2011

Second volume of NZ biodiversity inventory published

Thu Jan 20 2011

Post-earthquake remediation work at Canterbury University

Fri Jan 21 2011

Earthquake Does Not Hurt Academic Performance

Mon Jan 24 2011

Students given a peek into the world of tertiary science

Mon Jan 24 2011

Commercial value of University innovation recognised

Thu Jan 27 2011

National recognition for UC mathematicians

Fri Jan 28 2011

UC and UCSA join forces to establish ‘sports incubator’

Fri Jan 28 2011

Study finds plant life affected by declining bird numbers

Fri Feb 04 2011

UC graduate awarded Allaboutthestory.com Media Scholarship

Fri Feb 04 2011

Antarctic explorer's experience retraced by grandson

Mon Feb 14 2011

Educators urged to to get serious about technology

Thu Feb 17 2011

University of Canterbury Quake Update

Sun Feb 27 2011

UC Scientists take part in Family Fun Days

Thu Mar 03 2011

University of Canterbury announces exchange programmes

Fri Mar 04 2011

Qantas lends a hand to assist with UC exchange to Adelaide

Wed Mar 09 2011

UC progressive re-start begins Monday 14 March

Fri Mar 11 2011

New Community Engagement course in wake of earthquake

Wed Mar 16 2011

Canterbury announces special graduate celebrations

Thu Mar 17 2011

Internship opens up world for computer science student

Tue Mar 22 2011

Students achieve national recognition at IPENZ awards

Tue Mar 22 2011

Student Who Survived Collapse of CTV Building Submits MA

Thu Mar 24 2011

UC announces Oxford student exchange opportunity

Thu Mar 24 2011

$1 million gift to young musicians

Thu Mar 31 2011

500+ graduates To Attend Canterbury Uni Graduation

Tue Apr 05 2011

Waste management critical to natural disaster recovery

Tue Apr 12 2011

Amazing navigational precision of humpback whales

Thu Apr 21 2011

Students head for Chemistry Olympiad in Turkey

Sat Apr 23 2011

Religion and consumerism can go hand in hand

Sun Apr 24 2011

Young NZers more relaxed, confident and optimistic

Thu Apr 28 2011

Setting the record straight on monitoring gene transfer

Wed May 11 2011

International climate scientist to give public lecture

Thu May 12 2011

University of Canterbury graduates sought after

Thu May 12 2011

Youth to contribute to planning of city’s rebuild

Sat May 14 2011

UC students remain positive post-earthquake

Wed May 18 2011

Researcher developing software package for hospitals

Wed May 25 2011

NZ’s oceans governance to be scrutinised

Thu May 26 2011

UC psychologist wins top US award

Mon May 30 2011

Powerful boost to UC's high-tech computing facilities

Thu Jun 02 2011

UC researcher develops smart way to manage water

Wed Jun 08 2011

UC academic appointed to Fulbright Board

Thu Jun 09 2011

Earthquake: Emergency update - Monday 13 June 2011

Mon Jun 13 2011

University of Canterbury Closed Due to Aftershocks

Mon Jun 13 2011

UC Earthquake Update Tuesday 14 June

Wed Jun 15 2011

University of Canterbury Earthquake Update (Wednesday)

Thu Jun 16 2011

Big scholarship boost for current UC students

Wed Jul 06 2011

Free earthquake lecture series

Wed Jul 06 2011

Canterbury sculpture students' show opens 19 July

Mon Jul 11 2011

New trans-Tasman research partnership launched

Wed Jul 13 2011

Honorary doctorates for arts patron and former MP

Fri Jul 15 2011

Making the boardroom green

Fri Jul 15 2011

Scholarships boosted for Maori/Pasifika Students

Mon Jul 18 2011

UC-led project receives major funding boost

Thu Jul 21 2011

University of Canterbury Statement On Party

Thu Jul 21 2011

UC Increases summer/ post-grad scholarship offers for 2012

Tue Aug 09 2011

University of Canterbury academic recognised by IBM

Tue Aug 09 2011

Million dollar research boost for UC academic

Wed Aug 10 2011

STAR students off to University of Canterbury

Fri Aug 12 2011

UC programme aims to help young Maori leaders

Fri Aug 12 2011

Top landscape architects inspire with use of NZ native plant

Tue Aug 30 2011

UC’s School of Music Concert Series

Fri Sep 02 2011

UC researchers awarded prestigious fellowships

Thu Sep 08 2011

UC students’ grade point average improved post-earthquakes

Wed Sep 14 2011

Inaugural UC Community Engagement Awards

Fri Sep 23 2011

Major supercomputing boost for UC

Fri Sep 23 2011

UC first to receive international 5-star rating

Fri Sep 23 2011

Community Open Day at University of Canterbury this Saturday

Tue Sep 27 2011

University of Canterbury to demolish two buildings

Tue Sep 27 2011

UC professor named a James Cook Research Fellow

Thu Sep 29 2011

UC political scientist suggests MMP may just need tweaking

Fri Sep 30 2011

University of Canterbury launches 2012 UC Guarantee

Fri Sep 30 2011

Canterbury Campus to Host NZ’s Cycling Festival

Wed Oct 12 2011

UC helps power Tongan schools

Thu Oct 13 2011

Returning UC students to benefit from post-quake generosity

Tue Oct 18 2011

Students flourishing on UC-operated programmes

Tue Oct 18 2011

UC wins a Green Gown Award for Okeover Stream Project

Wed Oct 19 2011

University of Canterbury begins demolition of two buildings

Wed Oct 19 2011

New Events Centre expected to open at UC in February 2012

Thu Oct 20 2011

Springfree Trampoline inventor to receive Innovation Medal

Tue Oct 25 2011

Education text bridges gap between Western, Māori knowledge

Wed Oct 26 2011

CEISMIC launches website

Thu Oct 27 2011

Your IT trash could be someone’s treasure

Thu Nov 03 2011

Ilam Apartments provide a haven for red-zone family

Wed Nov 09 2011

National Party gaining largest percentage of media coverage

Thu Nov 10 2011

Media coverage of party policy sidelined by tea tape scandal

Thu Nov 24 2011

UC students behind return of outdoor chess to Christchurch

Fri Nov 25 2011

International Rock Climbing Experts Converge at UC for Resea

Tue Nov 29 2011

Post-earthquake trust donation strengthens ties

Wed Nov 30 2011

UC faces budget challenge with determination

Thu Dec 01 2011

University of Canterbury announces new Chancellor

Fri Dec 02 2011

Canterbury Uni hosts 25th ANZAM conference in Wellington

Tue Dec 06 2011

UC hosts 25th ANZAM conference in Wellington

Tue Dec 06 2011

High achievers heading to University of Canterbury in 2012

Wed Dec 07 2011

UC mobile phone app helps people see CBD as it used to be

Thu Dec 08 2011

Christmas graduation for more than 1400 UC students

Fri Dec 09 2011

Survey reveals high levels of employment for graduates

Mon Dec 12 2011

UC geologist honoured by Prime Minister

Fri Dec 16 2011

UC students’ national award launches career path

Fri Dec 16 2011

UC researchers to present at globally-recognised conference

Tue Dec 20 2011

International artists converge in Akaroa next month

Wed Dec 21 2011

Companion to the stars

Thu Jan 12 2012

UC prepares for new academic year

Wed Jan 18 2012

It’s not too late to enrol at UC

Mon Jan 30 2012

UC/powerHouse could create 50 global businesses

Thu Feb 02 2012

University of Canterbury's carbon footprint certification

Tue Feb 14 2012

Eco-my-flat turns five and opens its doors to the public

Thu Feb 23 2012

International Student of the Year wins four-year scholarship

Thu Feb 23 2012

From the Edge to Ilam Apartments - Student Winners

Mon Feb 27 2012

Insurance claim proceeds provide short-term boost to UC

Wed Feb 29 2012

Canterbury students first to US Congress

Thu Mar 01 2012

Honorary degrees for five alumni

Mon Mar 12 2012

UC enrolments show University is worthy of support

Fri Mar 16 2012

Twenty talented students named as inaugural UC Arts Scholars

Wed Mar 21 2012

UC Welcomes Govt. Announcement

Thu Mar 29 2012

Major funding boost for quake research

Fri Apr 13 2012

Handbags, Shoes And Sex In The City

Tue Apr 17 2012

UC QuakeBox opens to record earthquake experiences

Fri Apr 20 2012

Autumn graduation for more than 1200 UC students

Mon Apr 23 2012

Anonymous security threat at University of Canterbury

Tue Apr 24 2012

NASA interest in UC industrial coating research

Wed May 09 2012

UC start-up companies up for awards

Wed May 09 2012

Teaching excellence recognised

Thu May 10 2012

Antarctic research links forged with Korea

Wed May 16 2012

Smart meters get the safety nod

Thu May 17 2012

Solar Powered Systems for Tongan Schools

Mon May 21 2012

University of Canterbury's 2013 student recruitment drive

Fri May 25 2012

Quake simulator to help overcome post-traumatic stress

Thu May 31 2012

Renewal and Resilience – UC Earthquake Research Forum

Thu May 31 2012

University Council Decision On Change Proposals

Thu May 31 2012

Searching for the link between earthquakes and health

Tue Jun 05 2012

UC Re-opening Midday Thursday

Wed Jun 06 2012

University of Canterbury Not Re-Opening Today

Thu Jun 07 2012

Development of infants at risk of hypoglycaemia - study

Thu Jun 14 2012

Native parrots under threat from viral disease

Thu Jun 14 2012

US Congress beckons to University of Canterbury law students

Thu Jun 14 2012

Augmented Reality to help get the mail through

Wed Jun 20 2012

Poems give insight into earthquake experiences

Wed Jun 20 2012

Maths experts question key ecological theory

Thu Jun 21 2012

Methane And Hydrogen Could Be The Key To Life On Mars

Fri Jun 22 2012

What if we accept robots as our equals?

Tue Jun 26 2012

What if we lived in plastic houses?

Wed Jun 27 2012

Flex your brain – learn Māori to delay Alzheimer’s

Thu Jun 28 2012

Combining OE and study

Mon Jul 02 2012

Making reading easy

Tue Jul 03 2012

US expert back in Christchurch to share ideas over cathedral

Fri Jul 06 2012

South American eruption reveals lessons for NZ

Fri Jul 13 2012

UCSA Events centre at the University of Canterbury

Sat Jul 14 2012

Micronutrients may help treat stress

Wed Jul 18 2012

Brash puts economic trends under the microscope in lecture

Thu Jul 19 2012

Grant to help water contamination research

Wed Jul 25 2012

University of Canterbury Student Events Centre Update

Thu Jul 26 2012

University of Canterbury welcomes Central City Plan

Mon Jul 30 2012

Helen Clark to deliver prestigious lecture

Thu Aug 02 2012

The social side of human economic behaviour

Thu Aug 02 2012

New technology brings children's drawings alive

Mon Aug 06 2012

New Health Sciences degree for 2013

Tue Aug 07 2012

Chinese university seeks partnership with Canterbury Uni

Wed Aug 08 2012

Nutritional supplements help during and after earthquakes

Thu Aug 09 2012

A different way of valuing assets

Fri Aug 10 2012

More funding for more Olympic hopefuls

Mon Aug 13 2012

Refugees coped but needed more support after quakes

Mon Aug 13 2012

Engineering research crucial - UC engineering symposium

Tue Aug 14 2012

Parents must get more involved for effective education

Tue Aug 14 2012

Big natural hazards conference at UC next week

Wed Aug 15 2012

UC research amends size of Alpine Fault's last rupture

Wed Aug 15 2012

A world first for University of Canterbury

Thu Aug 16 2012

Canterbury PhD student designs Olympic racing suits

Thu Aug 16 2012

Christchurch rebuild to drive NZ’s economy for years

Thu Aug 16 2012

Better planning needed in rebuild of Japanese coast

Fri Aug 17 2012

Stress, burnout following in wake of quakes - UC researcher

Fri Aug 17 2012

Stress, burnout following in wake of quakes

Fri Aug 17 2012

Disasters conference – 18 months since the big quake

Mon Aug 20 2012

UC editor wins national John Harris literary award

Mon Aug 20 2012

Public has high expectations of All Blacks - sports expert

Tue Aug 21 2012

Social media took on similar traditional role of the church

Tue Aug 21 2012

Ch-ch businesses had to reinvent themselves after the quakes

Wed Aug 22 2012

Creative computer scientist wins UC Innovation Medal

Wed Aug 22 2012

Invert Robotics’ begins bringing in revenue from robot

Thu Aug 23 2012

Petrol not as expensive as 30 years ago, says UC lecturer

Thu Aug 23 2012

Study on weta wins UC’s thesis-in three-minutes award

Thu Aug 23 2012

Treasury chief economist to visit University of Canterbury

Thu Aug 23 2012

UC receives more than $8 million in research funding

Thu Aug 23 2012

Delays to Christchurch rebuild biggest concern

Fri Aug 24 2012

Sitiveni Rabuka a key speaker on UC campus

Fri Aug 24 2012

CBHS’s Kate Adams wins University of Canterbury scholarship

Mon Aug 27 2012

Difficult boys likelier to be bullied in mainstream schools

Mon Aug 27 2012

UC project could help save lives in times of disaster

Mon Aug 27 2012

UC research into moving old people – huge issue

Mon Aug 27 2012

UC research seeking to beat drug-resistance in war on flu

Mon Aug 27 2012

Determined effort to move forward at UC

Tue Aug 28 2012

Engineering enabling a changing world – conference at UC

Tue Aug 28 2012

UC research to make the national grid smarter

Tue Aug 28 2012

New initiative to bring more international students

Wed Aug 29 2012

Problems not increased since lowering the drinking age

Wed Aug 29 2012

UC-born robot company wins a major NZ business award

Wed Aug 29 2012

UC shows business strength with two teams in Big Break final

Wed Aug 29 2012

UC approves 190 summer research scholarships

Thu Aug 30 2012

UC device to detect drowsiness may save lives

Thu Aug 30 2012

Speed cameras will help but not a silver bullet

Fri Aug 31 2012

UC PhD students entering their world-first geothermal game

Fri Aug 31 2012

UC research testing pipes at three times the speed of sound

Fri Aug 31 2012

UC re-launching its journalism course in 2013

Mon Sep 03 2012

UC research project to look into Cathedral row

Mon Sep 03 2012

UC student wins top NZ Dragon’s Den style competition

Mon Sep 03 2012

UC, two years on since the first big earthquake

Mon Sep 03 2012

Study of fielding in one day cricket internationals

Tue Sep 04 2012

Bright future for tertiary destination in Christchurch

Wed Sep 05 2012

Potential rise in sea level from polar melt very serious

Wed Sep 05 2012

UC experts to speak in London on Christchurch’s earthquakes

Wed Sep 05 2012

UC first in the world using advanced medical technique

Wed Sep 05 2012

UC finds new technique to help save endangered bird

Thu Sep 06 2012

UC installing solar panels providing power to Tongan schools

Thu Sep 06 2012

UC researcher to study gender pay gap among CEOs

Thu Sep 06 2012

UC researcher testing rockets flying 1400kmph on Peninsula

Fri Sep 07 2012

Ozone hole healing but more impact on Antarctica – UC expert

Mon Sep 10 2012

Poor decision to close two special residential schools

Mon Sep 10 2012

Climate study to help grow NZ’s $billion wine industry

Tue Sep 11 2012

UC expert calls for separate curbed-channelled bike lanes

Tue Sep 11 2012

UC in top three percent of leading world universities

Tue Sep 11 2012

A former UC graduate organising NZ ShakeOut day

Wed Sep 12 2012

Criminologist concerned at impact of three strikes and out

Wed Sep 12 2012

UC receives almost $3 million for research funding

Wed Sep 12 2012

UC Magma Brewery will help better predict earthquakes

Thu Sep 13 2012

UC researchers in world-first nanotechnology research

Fri Sep 14 2012

Cutting edge UC research to help people hear better

Mon Sep 17 2012

UC graduates win law medals – delay because of earthquakes

Mon Sep 17 2012

UC looking to detect diabetic complications earlier

Mon Sep 17 2012

Ross Sea needs to be policed to stop illegal fishing

Tue Sep 18 2012

Two UC teams in Australasian autonomous robot competition

Tue Sep 18 2012

Antarctica the last frontier may come under threat

Wed Sep 19 2012

UC breakthrough in treating exports logs

Wed Sep 19 2012

UC honours and assists Tongan science students

Wed Sep 19 2012

Dramatic loss of Arctic sea ice

Thu Sep 20 2012

Human footprint has potential to pose risk to Antarctic

Thu Sep 20 2012

US educator to speak about charter schools at UC

Thu Sep 20 2012

UC seminar on food safety next week

Fri Sep 21 2012

Research does not support closure of two special schools

Sun Sep 23 2012

UC lecturer concerned about international medical tourism

Mon Sep 24 2012

Christchurch cinema scene beginning to recover – UC expert

Tue Sep 25 2012

Different flavour of businesses in Christchurch CBD

Tue Sep 25 2012

Ignition resistance threshold of Chch cardboard cathedral

Tue Sep 25 2012

UC lecturer researching unsung heroes of Ch-ch earthquakes

Tue Sep 25 2012

Big challenge for new online auctioneer taking on Trade Me

Wed Sep 26 2012

New Zealanders are not caring well for our fresh water

Wed Sep 26 2012

UC expert to look at smart city research in Europe

Wed Sep 26 2012

UC launches world leading QuakeStudies digital archive site

Wed Sep 26 2012

UC law student a finalist in NZ Attitude disability awards

Wed Sep 26 2012

Call for more in-depth journalism in wake of Close Up

Thu Sep 27 2012

UC research into high rise earthquake evacuations

Thu Sep 27 2012

UC student doing world first research on spinal cord injury

Thu Sep 27 2012

Angela Smit named UC sportsperson of the year award

Fri Sep 28 2012

GNS’s Martin Reyners on Canterbury earthquakes at UC lecture

Fri Sep 28 2012

UC-born robot company wins a Champion Canterbury award

Fri Sep 28 2012

600,000 disabled Kiwis – negotiating footpaths is tough

Mon Oct 01 2012

More traffic congestion with closure of Christchurch schools

Mon Oct 01 2012

Red zone residents’ emotional stories documented

Mon Oct 01 2012

10 finalists named in UC’s annual $75,000 Entre Awards

Tue Oct 02 2012

Loss of Christchurch’s Cranmer Courts a disaster

Tue Oct 02 2012

Pacific issues under microscope in UC conference this month

Tue Oct 02 2012

Two NZ students win bronze at world premier computing event

Tue Oct 02 2012

UC magazine Canta wins 11 national press awards

Tue Oct 02 2012

UC student to represent NZ in $100,000 Australasian finals

Tue Oct 02 2012

UC expert looking at effective way of treating drug abuse

Wed Oct 03 2012

UC research into cancer issues

Wed Oct 03 2012

Creative computer scientist to receive UC Innovation Medal

Thu Oct 04 2012

Democracy and poverty critical issues in Pacific region

Thu Oct 04 2012

Iconic bridge building judgement day at UC next week

Thu Oct 04 2012

UC researching how cancer survivors feel better about life

Thu Oct 04 2012

UC student gains award in Australasian business final

Thu Oct 04 2012

English classes being offered on UC campus

Fri Oct 05 2012

Excessive eating and drinking linked to breast cancer

Fri Oct 05 2012

Bridge building judgement day at UC postponed

Mon Oct 08 2012

Too many different types of eco-labels says UC researcher

Tue Oct 09 2012

UC research to help feed the world

Tue Oct 09 2012

UC students Moore and Harding win annual entre $75,000

Tue Oct 09 2012

How will Richie McCaw cope away for six months ?

Wed Oct 10 2012

UC Graphic Design Lecturer Wins NZ Designers Institute Award

Wed Oct 10 2012

Adversity brings improvement says ex-New York trader

Thu Oct 11 2012

Danger Christchurch’s past will be forgotten

Thu Oct 11 2012

Another NZ team in the NRL or an NZ competition needed

Fri Oct 12 2012

UC researcher is having to mix Bovril with Vegemite

Sun Oct 14 2012

Sponsorship fact of life says UC lecturer

Mon Oct 15 2012

Thomas Yang – UC’s man in Beijing

Tue Oct 16 2012

Three UC students win scholarships to study in China

Tue Oct 16 2012

UC and museum making Christchurch’s heritage available

Tue Oct 16 2012

Christchurch best place in the world to be a civil engineer

Wed Oct 17 2012

Dr Chris Gallavin appointed new Dean of Law at UC

Wed Oct 17 2012

Geothermal research seminar at UC next month

Wed Oct 17 2012

Green tea and endometrial cancer research at UC

Wed Oct 17 2012

Promising signs in UC research into treating ovarian cancer

Wed Oct 17 2012

Positive attitudes from the earthquakes – UC researcher

Thu Oct 18 2012

UC Professor Juliet Gerrard honoured by NZ Royal Society

Thu Oct 18 2012

UC student wins a 2012 Sir Peter Blake Trust award

Fri Oct 19 2012

Food labels should say how long people have to run

Mon Oct 22 2012

Stress, anxiety and depression common in quake hit areas

Mon Oct 22 2012

Applications to UC halls up almost 30 percent

Wed Oct 24 2012

Hughes-Hutton wins UC business and economics scholarship

Wed Oct 24 2012

UC research into Kiwiana important to retain traditional NZ

Wed Oct 24 2012

UC scientific research into possibilities of NZ seaweed

Wed Oct 24 2012

Five UC researchers receive Marsden study grants

Thu Oct 25 2012

Future Eruptions Could Pose Threat To Power Supply

Thu Oct 25 2012

Low rate of organ donation ensures long transplant queues

Fri Oct 26 2012

Transplant tourism and organ trafficking, UC research

Fri Oct 26 2012

Transplant tourism and organ trafficking

Fri Oct 26 2012

City shows resilience with no shortage of night life

Sun Oct 28 2012

People perceive robots as humans not objects

Mon Oct 29 2012

UC researcher wins inaugural women’s world croquet title

Mon Oct 29 2012

NZ Does Much Better With Its National Day Than Australia

Tue Oct 30 2012

UC chemistry students to be taught by an industry leader

Tue Oct 30 2012

UC spin out company named one of Deloitte’s rising stars

Tue Oct 30 2012

What if we could minimise financial loss from earthquakes?

Tue Oct 30 2012

Falcons and vineyards research a win-win

Wed Oct 31 2012

Impact of new organisms on Marlborough seafood

Wed Oct 31 2012

Producing fuel from air and electricity

Wed Oct 31 2012

Investigation: Earthquake Impact On Chch Pedestrian Bridges

Thu Nov 01 2012

Mussel power - fit for monitoring the Kiwi coastline

Thu Nov 01 2012

NZ mountain plants may depend on declining kea, UC lecturer

Thu Nov 01 2012

Resilience of Christchurch hospitals

Thu Nov 01 2012

Liquefaction cause of far more damage than the shaking

Fri Nov 02 2012

Reducing the impact on shellfish of vehicles on beaches

Fri Nov 02 2012

US presidential election hardest fought in recent memory

Sun Nov 04 2012

UC Arts Scholarship Winner Rachael Dewhirst Helping Rebuild

Mon Nov 05 2012

UC expert delivers address in London

Tue Nov 06 2012

UC research into potential curing cardiovascular disease

Tue Nov 06 2012

Diets flying out of the window and drinking increasing

Wed Nov 07 2012

Endangered albatrosses under threat from commercial fishing

Wed Nov 07 2012

Innovation Centre for smart young entrepreneurs at UC

Wed Nov 07 2012

UC’s HIT Lab NZ Making Robots Dance Gangnam Style!

Wed Nov 07 2012

North Korea opens its doors to UC scientist

Thu Nov 08 2012

The US elections, UC expert Scott Walker

Thu Nov 08 2012

UC academic wins outstanding paper award in Dublin

Thu Nov 08 2012

UC PhD gets a top job at NASA-funded institute

Thu Nov 08 2012

Opportunity To Create Something Special For Christchurch

Fri Nov 09 2012

UC Researching Change Of Building Method To Reduce Fire Risk

Fri Nov 09 2012

Plenty of student jobs in Christchurch

Sun Nov 11 2012

UC researching happiness, pleasure, engagement in life

Mon Nov 12 2012

James Bonifacio is UC’s latest Rhodes Scholar

Tue Nov 13 2012

Widening gender pay gap disheartening, says UC professor

Tue Nov 13 2012

Society at a loss to explain binge drinking problems

Wed Nov 14 2012

UC Research: Young Adults Who Are Also Managing Diabetes

Wed Nov 14 2012

Prince Charles a fan of things green, says UC royal expert

Thu Nov 15 2012

UC Students Association planning epic year for students

Thu Nov 15 2012

YMCA moved a long way forward since starting 150 years ago

Thu Nov 15 2012

UC ocean research into blubbery buddies and toothy terrors

Mon Nov 19 2012

Malaysia NZ Chamber of Commerce donates $100,000 to UC

Tue Nov 20 2012

New Approach To Helping Prisoners Stop Re-Offending

Tue Nov 20 2012

New UC Student Volunteer Army Head Undaunted By Task Ahead

Tue Nov 20 2012

Researcher to study Indian scientific history

Tue Nov 20 2012

UC Research Into Ultraviolet Radiation Wins Rutherford Grant

Tue Nov 20 2012

UC Student In Top 20 Of 20,000 Chemistry Students

Tue Nov 20 2012

Micronutrients could reduce psychological disorders

Wed Nov 21 2012

Psychological treatment for sexual offenders is effective

Wed Nov 21 2012

Response group from UC to observe Tongariro eruption

Wed Nov 21 2012

Brilliant chance for Christchurch to become a smarter city

Thu Nov 22 2012

Humanoid robots can be controlled by body gesture

Thu Nov 22 2012

A danger lurking in wait for the holiday season

Fri Nov 23 2012

UC research being used in Sky sports cricket coverage

Fri Nov 23 2012

Christmas shopping – can be done online, but still stressful

Sun Nov 25 2012

UC research into attitudes to defence work

Mon Nov 26 2012

UC research into health and safety in employment legislation

Mon Nov 26 2012

Music and geography at UC receive a $2.2million boost

Tue Nov 27 2012

UC researchers calculate the cost of smoking

Tue Nov 27 2012

US finance expert giving UC lecture on government debt

Tue Nov 27 2012

Better to protect rather than cover up NZ’s greatest asset

Wed Nov 28 2012

Interns playing crucial roles in helping grow Airways NZ

Wed Nov 28 2012

Natural and man-made disasters feature in conference

Wed Nov 28 2012

UC computing research into heart disease

Wed Nov 28 2012

Christchurch city transport plan misses opportunities

Thu Nov 29 2012

People with early TBI more likely to offend as adults

Thu Nov 29 2012

UC students monitoring human impact in the Antarctica

Thu Nov 29 2012

University of Canterbury welcomes government support

Thu Nov 29 2012

UC research to explore the science behind beer brewing

Fri Nov 30 2012

Former UC student named NZ’s young engineer of the year

Sat Dec 01 2012

Google flying teachers from all over NZ to UC campus

Mon Dec 03 2012

Physical Activity Important In Christchurch Rebuild

Mon Dec 03 2012

Sir Graham Henry and Judge McLean to receive UC Doctorates

Tue Dec 04 2012

UC engineering expert helping in Christchurch’s rebuild

Tue Dec 04 2012

UC using maths to predict cancer cell behaviour

Tue Dec 04 2012

Law Intern Describes Life In Washington

Wed Dec 05 2012

UC captures CBD aerial images for CERA in the rebuild

Wed Dec 05 2012

UC leads research in palliative care services

Wed Dec 05 2012

Christchurch could potentially be an education magnet

Thu Dec 06 2012

UC Expert: Auckland Tornado A Furious Image On The Radar

Thu Dec 06 2012

UC sells stake in green market car technology company

Thu Dec 06 2012

UC student assisting Tait with emergency communications

Thu Dec 06 2012

Blisteringly fast liquid flow technique to help industry

Fri Dec 07 2012

Second UC professor appointed to Marsden Fund Council

Fri Dec 07 2012

UC researcher seeking to improve childhood speech disorder

Sun Dec 09 2012

Christchurch dining outlets are flat-out

Mon Dec 10 2012

Noel Leeming Acquisition Will Strengthen The Warehouse

Mon Dec 10 2012

UC to research for world’s largest supplier of methanol

Mon Dec 10 2012

International Award For Best Global Paper in A Decade

Tue Dec 11 2012

Professor Joseph to receive the 2012 UC Research Medal

Tue Dec 11 2012

UC student overcomes the odds to earn a first class degree

Tue Dec 11 2012

$130,000 to improve NZ students’ e-learning levels

Wed Dec 12 2012

Parents feeling the pressure to buy the best presents

Wed Dec 12 2012

Whole New Industry Expanding With Mobile Phone Advertising

Thu Dec 13 2012

Significant increase in applications at Canterbury Uni

Fri Dec 14 2012

Sir Graham Henry receives his UC Honorary Doctorate

Fri Dec 14 2012

UC expert warns of annual summer crime wave

Fri Dec 14 2012

Last views of a fallen city – a virtual tour of Christchurch

Mon Dec 17 2012

Christmas shopping – setting the mood and atmosphere

Tue Dec 18 2012

UC's Roy Kerr awarded Einstein Medal

Wed Dec 19 2012

Bach or crib, movies or pictures, wagging or bunking?

Fri Dec 21 2012

Danish expert at UC for two years to study climate change

Fri Dec 21 2012

Organisations That Are Into Caring And Sharing Will Flourish

Fri Dec 21 2012

Think before you barbeque this summer, UC food expert warns

Fri Dec 21 2012

UC takes lead in clean energy

Fri Dec 21 2012

UC trialling a powered exoskeleton device

Fri Dec 21 2012

New Zealanders need to learn more about caring for the envir

Sat Dec 22 2012

No surprise in rise of annual road toll, UC transport expert

Sat Dec 22 2012

Reducing error in high-risk automated environments

Wed Jan 16 2013

Astronomers from UC to study the universe through ALMA

Thu Jan 17 2013

UC experts support new technology for children

Fri Jan 18 2013

UC researcher looking at how life began on Earth

Sun Jan 20 2013

UC confirms status as world-leading academic institution

Mon Jan 21 2013

Most Kiwis living in Australia proud of NZ heritage

Tue Jan 22 2013

No surprise in unaffordable housing market survey

Tue Jan 22 2013

UC education specialists helping with growth in e-learning

Tue Jan 22 2013

Health barriers to learning a concern for schools

Wed Jan 23 2013

Research in Antarctica shows fish will cope in warmer waters

Thu Jan 24 2013

UC expert receives international award

Thu Jan 24 2013

18 UC students become Royal Society arts student members

Fri Jan 25 2013

UC expert wins global virtual reality award

Fri Jan 25 2013

Greater need to encourage more walking and cycling to school

Sun Jan 27 2013

UC researcher looking at post-quake anxiety in children

Mon Jan 28 2013

East Side Stories: A Survey Of Two Contrasting Suburbs – UC

Tue Jan 29 2013

UC Launches Special PG Earthquake Engineering Courses

Tue Jan 29 2013

Criminologist backs the government’s prisoners work plan

Wed Jan 30 2013

Do Catches Win Matches? Not So Much In One-Day Games

Wed Jan 30 2013

Researching How Organisations Can Improve As Recovery Grows

Wed Jan 30 2013

Green Materials To Help Early Disease Detection

Thu Jan 31 2013

UC scientist uses green material for early disease detection

Thu Jan 31 2013

UC designs phone app for Christchurch’s historic High Street

Fri Feb 01 2013

NZ’s clean, green tourism image becoming contentious

Sun Feb 03 2013

UC Produces Small Rover Robot To Inspect Piles Under Houses

Mon Feb 04 2013

New Zealand Handles Its National Day Better Than Australia

Tue Feb 05 2013

Seven Sharp will need to beef up its journalism

Tue Feb 05 2013

UC Project Aims To Help Half A Million With Hearing Problems

Tue Feb 05 2013

UC Researcher Says Time To Review Vehicle Testing Governance

Tue Feb 05 2013

Can seeing a face change the way we speak?

Wed Feb 06 2013

UC research project helping children with autism

Wed Feb 06 2013

TRex heading to New Zealand to test Christchurch’s soils

Thu Feb 07 2013

UC’s student army to give away playhouses to the community

Thu Feb 07 2013

Tsunami and natural hazards expert coming to UC

Fri Feb 08 2013

Help needed to reduce prevalence of harmful Pacific drinking

Sun Feb 10 2013

UC Honorary Doctorates: Artist, Judge,Tongan Politician

Mon Feb 11 2013

UC researching new forms of tumour detection

Mon Feb 11 2013

Former UC Post-Graduate To Release Book On New Zealand Gangs

Tue Feb 12 2013

Greenhouse gas emissions trading scheme more or less dead

Tue Feb 12 2013

Children need to talk more to each other

Wed Feb 13 2013

Electric Vehicles Still Some Way Off, UC Electric Researcher

Thu Feb 14 2013

Researcher Aims To Produce Ground-Breaking Franchise Study

Thu Feb 14 2013

Treatment of pregnant women appalling, UC law expert says

Fri Feb 15 2013

UC team Leading Bridge Construction Testing In Christchurch

Fri Feb 15 2013

UC launches special research project to help Antarctic seals

Sun Feb 17 2013

Challenge to closures could be long, expensive, pointless

Mon Feb 18 2013

School closures an after-shock

Mon Feb 18 2013

School closures and mergers stressful and demanding

Mon Feb 18 2013

Survey of up to 3000 children underway

Mon Feb 18 2013

NZ Teachers Need To Improve Spelling Instruction, Researcher

Tue Feb 19 2013

Top Students Uncomfortable Being Identified As Gifted

Tue Feb 19 2013

Brussels heist similar to Great Train Robbery

Wed Feb 20 2013

NZ designed structural systems will help in the rebuild

Wed Feb 20 2013

UC wins international digital humanities award

Wed Feb 20 2013

Key Will Not Be Losing Any Sleep Over Political Poll, Expert

Thu Feb 21 2013

Make NZ cities disaster resilient now, UC geologist says

Thu Feb 21 2013

Christchurch the engine room of NZ as rebuild steps up

Fri Feb 22 2013

Real sense of optimism in Christchurch, John Key says at UC

Fri Feb 22 2013

UC CEISMIC helps bring Chch archaeology to world attention

Fri Feb 22 2013

Christchurch single-sex state schools should remain

Sun Feb 24 2013

Ralph Hotere remembered

Mon Feb 25 2013

Drop in property crimes linked to record fraud cases

Tue Feb 26 2013

UC Looking Into Benefits of CER Act and Disaster Recovery

Wed Feb 27 2013

UC reports annual deficit but showing signs of recovery

Wed Feb 27 2013

UC study into Sydney water utility

Wed Feb 27 2013

Young Autistic Children Like To Communicate Via Computers

Wed Feb 27 2013

$20 Tax For Christchurch Cycleways – Who Pays And Benefits?

Thu Feb 28 2013

37 Works Of Well-Known NZ Artist Donated To Art Collection

Thu Feb 28 2013

Chch: Pilot Study Finds Opportunities For Electric Vehicles

Thu Feb 28 2013

Climate Change Clearly Increasing, UC Researcher Says

Thu Feb 28 2013

Expert Disagrees With US Court Declaring Sea Shepherd Pirate

Fri Mar 01 2013

Chch: 150+ Cafés, Restaurants & Bars Opened Since Christmas

Mon Mar 04 2013

Earthquake Engineering Head First Public Lecture 2013

Mon Mar 04 2013

Barak Obama’s Advisor Indirectly Helping UC Students Enjoy L

Tue Mar 05 2013

UC Research Seeking To Confirm Who Is Fit For Work

Tue Mar 05 2013

Airline CEO Attributes Time At UC For Inspiring His Aviation

Wed Mar 06 2013

Droughts part of longer trend toward more anticyclones

Wed Mar 06 2013

NZ investors looking for good opportunities

Wed Mar 06 2013

Smokers Would Quit If Electronic Cigarettes Were Available

Wed Mar 06 2013

Kiwis Should Be Outraged Welsh Beach Better Than Any In NZ

Thu Mar 07 2013

UC Receives Five Star Rating From QS

Thu Mar 07 2013

UC Researcher Makes Plea For Global Food Security

Thu Mar 07 2013

University Of Canterbury 2013 Enrolments

Fri Mar 08 2013

Christchurch has great opportunity to improve cycling

Sun Mar 10 2013

Teachers need to be able to take advantage of brain research

Sun Mar 10 2013

Researching enzymes to potentially help save lives

Mon Mar 11 2013

UC Researchers Helping To Reduce Traffic Jam Disruptions

Tue Mar 12 2013

UC Scholar starts own company following research into war

Tue Mar 12 2013

Risk Factors Of Diabetes, Obesity And High Blood Pressure

Wed Mar 13 2013

UC Researcher Leading Global Surveys To Help Young People

Wed Mar 13 2013

Visiting Oxford Physicist Researching Cancer & Other Disease

Thu Mar 14 2013

Understanding Alpine Fault Will Help Preparation For Future

Fri Mar 15 2013

Christchurch at risk of losing pre-quake memories

Sun Mar 17 2013

Global Outlook For New UC Quake Centre

Mon Mar 18 2013

UC Experts Looking To Help Find Cheaper Electricity System

Mon Mar 18 2013

UC Scientists Discover A New Way Of Assembling Atoms

Mon Mar 18 2013

UC Student Second In Competition Has Music Degree By 18

Mon Mar 18 2013

UC Expert Helping Google With Its Glass Project

Tue Mar 19 2013

UC Investigating How First Year School Entrants Are Settling

Tue Mar 19 2013

UC Transport Expert Calls For Reduced Traffic Speeds In Chch

Tue Mar 19 2013

NZ’s Reputation Regarding Discrimination Is Contradictory

Wed Mar 20 2013

Human-Elephant Conflict In SE Asian Elephant Conference

Thu Mar 21 2013

Public Lecture At UC On Plans For Chch Following Research

Thu Mar 21 2013

World Economic Forum: UC Graduate A 2013 Young Global Leader

Thu Mar 21 2013

Gangs Attractive To Young Rebellious People

Fri Mar 22 2013

Phillipstown School a good case for judicial review

Fri Mar 22 2013

Slick idea wins UC business competition

Fri Mar 22 2013

Somali Refugees Struggling To Integrate in NZ

Fri Mar 22 2013

UC Quake Centre launched at the Westpac Hub

Fri Mar 22 2013

New GM Plants Not Being Assessed For Safety

Sat Mar 23 2013

UC lecture to ask what if judges could understand experts?

Sun Mar 24 2013

Shifting Ground, Shifting Sounds: Disrupted Flow Of Music

Mon Mar 25 2013

UC research team investigating trauma

Mon Mar 25 2013

Quakes: Women Turned To Unhealthy Food To Cope With Stress

Tue Mar 26 2013

UC Are Cows Are Contributing To Decline in Whitebait?

Tue Mar 26 2013

Muslim Students Surprised By Little Homework In NZ Schools

Wed Mar 27 2013

UC Social Work Experts Helping Glenn Inquiry

Wed Mar 27 2013

Thorough analysis of speed limit increases needed

Thu Mar 28 2013

What if what you ate controlled your children's genes?

Thu Mar 28 2013

NZ brain drainers returning home more quickly, UC researcher

Mon Apr 01 2013

UC Researcher Helping Australian Learn From Bush Fire

Tue Apr 02 2013

Hearing Impairment and Quality of Life

Wed Apr 03 2013

Researcher Looking Into The Rise Of Women In Racing Industry

Wed Apr 03 2013

UC study finds 93% of students check Facebook each day

Thu Apr 04 2013

UC research into art on the streets of Christchurch

Fri Apr 05 2013

What if health statistics were not as they appeared?

Sun Apr 07 2013

UC Research Looks At Peoples’ Responses To Generous Actions

Mon Apr 08 2013

Hospital Asthma Admissions Linked To Electricity Prices

Tue Apr 09 2013

UC Students Have Unprecedented Opportunity, Sir Ray Avery

Tue Apr 09 2013

Book Written By UC Researcher Sells Out After Just Five Days

Wed Apr 10 2013

Lack Of Accommodation A Major Constraint To The Rebuild

Wed Apr 10 2013

National Trial Suggested To Vary Pedestrian Crossing Times

Thu Apr 11 2013

UC Researcher Looking At Workplace Bullying

Thu Apr 11 2013

UC retains position as a leading research university

Thu Apr 11 2013

UC Researcher Looks Into Local Authority Empire Building

Fri Apr 12 2013

UC Researcher on Russell’s Impact on NZ Tax Law

Fri Apr 12 2013

Education and support transforms the lives of NZ teenage mum

Sun Apr 14 2013

Wine industry to benefit from dryer warmer weather

Sun Apr 14 2013

UC Students Design Miniature Triathlon Tracking Device

Mon Apr 15 2013

Wheelchair to Car: Helping Disabled People Move More Safely

Mon Apr 15 2013

UC Investigating New Zealand’s Gross National Happiness

Tue Apr 16 2013

Unemployment Rate Has Impact On Private Health Insurance

Tue Apr 16 2013

Serious Consequences For NZ If War In Korea Breaks Out

Wed Apr 17 2013

Veteran Astronaut To Attend NZ’s First Starlight Festival

Wed Apr 17 2013

Researcher Working With Fonterra To Improve Dairy Products

Thu Apr 18 2013

UC Researchers Produce Findings Of Green Planted-Roof Study

Thu Apr 18 2013

UC Chemistry Student Selected To Attend Nobel Laureate Event

Fri Apr 19 2013

EFSA Rejects GM Form Of Corn Used In NZ Food

Sat Apr 20 2013

Research Into Young People With Brain Injury Who Offend

Mon Apr 22 2013

Farmers Should Be Responsible For Conservation

Tue Apr 23 2013

UC Research Shows Children Born Very Pre-Term High Risk

Wed Apr 24 2013

UC Researching High-Rise Timber-Frame Fire Safety

Wed Apr 24 2013

New Retail Clusters Offer Cantabrians More Options

Fri Apr 26 2013

UC Research Into Link Between Strokes and Develop Pneumonia

Fri Apr 26 2013

UC Researching Mussel Shells to Treat Polluted Mining Water

Fri Apr 26 2013

UC expert on how economics helps cricket teams

Sun Apr 28 2013

Ability Grouping Ineffective and Possibly Detrimental

Mon Apr 29 2013

UC Researching Stuttering Which Affects 45,000 Kiwis

Mon Apr 29 2013

Electricity Proposal Represents Regulatory Instability

Tue Apr 30 2013

UC Researching One of the Largest Studies On Depression

Tue Apr 30 2013

UC Research Finds Canterbury Farmers Stressed

Wed May 01 2013

UC Research Why Patients Develop Pneumonia Following Surgery

Wed May 01 2013

Study Of NZ Children’s First Words Expected to Finish 2014

Thu May 02 2013

UC education expert backs food in schools proposal

Thu May 02 2013

UC Engineer Wins Major NZ Earthquake Engineering Award

Thu May 02 2013

UC expert supports Government’s 10 science challenges

Thu May 02 2013

UC Research Investigates Drug-taking Pregnant Mothers

Fri May 03 2013

What If People Were Complacent About Tsunamis?

Fri May 03 2013

Ivory to talk about captive elephants at conference at UC

Sun May 05 2013

UC looking into life quality impacts of hearing impairments

Sun May 05 2013

UC Investigating Impact of Earthquakes on Couples

Mon May 06 2013

UC Research Into Predatory Attacks on NZ Falcon Nests

Mon May 06 2013

UC Psychologists Helping Shape the Robotic Future

Tue May 07 2013

UC Researcher Dr Eileen Britt Awarded Scholarship

Tue May 07 2013

UC Team Seeking Breakthrough In Next Generation Electronics

Tue May 07 2013

Chemical Exposures On Developing Children Being Investigated

Wed May 08 2013

Researcher Studying How Companies Can Be More Effective

Wed May 08 2013

UC Researching Into Severe Loss of Memory

Wed May 08 2013

UC Astronomy Camp Participant Invited to NASA Space Camp

Thu May 09 2013

UC Research Identifies Patterns Leading to Terrorist Attacks

Thu May 09 2013

UC Sets Up Wireless Monitoring to Protect Threatened Species

Thu May 09 2013

UC Expert Wants More School Children to Learn Sign Language

Fri May 10 2013

UC Researching Some of the Most Threatened Ecosystems

Fri May 10 2013

All-time record high number of PhD students enrolled at UC

Sun May 12 2013

Huge public demand from the community for UC’s legal advice

Sun May 12 2013

UC researcher to study how play therapy helps children

Sun May 12 2013

Hospice Awareness Week highlights the need for services

Mon May 13 2013

UC researching issues facing asthma sufferers

Mon May 13 2013

Christchurch homes sold by auction almost doubled since 2010

Tue May 14 2013

Phillipstown School hopeful of staying open

Tue May 14 2013

Small particles require big computers

Tue May 14 2013

A compelling need to help severely difficult school children

Wed May 15 2013

Three UC graduates in New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards finals

Wed May 15 2013

Leading UK businesswoman delivering key addresses

Thu May 16 2013

UC’s Roy Kerr heads to Europe to receive the Einstein Medal

Thu May 16 2013

Popular movies with subtitles helping children learn

Fri May 17 2013

UC researches hearing and speaking of ageing population

Fri May 17 2013

UC researcher investigating developing role of forensics

Sun May 19 2013

Computing Expert Wants More Women Learning Computer Science

Mon May 20 2013

UC Investigating If Native Forests Can Be Restored

Mon May 20 2013

Ecstasy and Alcohol Cause Serious Problems During Pregnancy

Tue May 21 2013

Former UC student made a Fellow of the Royal Society

Tue May 21 2013

UC Chemistry Student Selected to Attend Prestigious Event

Tue May 21 2013

Ban Smoking In Public Places, UC Researcher Says

Wed May 22 2013

UC Researchers Meeting Challenges of the Marine Environment

Wed May 22 2013

Collection of Earthquake Stories to Go Live On UC Archive

Thu May 23 2013

NZ’s Clean Green Image a Lure For Chinese Visitors

Thu May 23 2013

New Zealand poor on sustainability, UC law lecturer says

Fri May 24 2013

NZ Pharmaceutical Expert to Collaborate with UC Researchers

Fri May 24 2013

Christchurch rebuild more certain than Australian Dream

Sun May 26 2013

UC researcher investigating cheaper power for Pacific

Sun May 26 2013

UC Conference Highlights Valuable Lessons from Disaster

Mon May 27 2013

UC Timber Engineering Professor Wins NZ Architect Award

Mon May 27 2013

Vitally Important That Creative Computing Grows In Nz

Mon May 27 2013

Christchurch’s rebuild an opportunity for new students

Tue May 28 2013

UC graduate wins Fellowship to Harvard

Tue May 28 2013

Benefits of financial awareness from an early age

Wed May 29 2013

Chemistry expert: art can help deliver smart science grads

Wed May 29 2013

Two years on, burnout widespread among Christchurch teachers

Thu May 30 2013

UC expert granted fellowship to study China’s polar interest

Thu May 30 2013

Disaster if the Korean stalemate collapsed - UC scientist

Fri May 31 2013

Lessons from Christchurch will make cities more resilient

Fri May 31 2013

Major UC Smoking Survey Shows Tax Rise On Cigarettes Is Work

Fri May 31 2013

Rugby needs to be taken seriously as shaping NZ’s society

Sun Jun 02 2013

Book to help people and agencies seeking to reduce violence

Mon Jun 03 2013

Is work causing people stress or are people just stressed

Mon Jun 03 2013

Robot Expert Concerned About More Angry Faces on LEGO

Tue Jun 04 2013

The Role of Insurance In the Canterbury Recovery Assessed

Wed Jun 05 2013

UC’s expert heading to London to address Global Summit

Wed Jun 05 2013

UC Civil Engineers Test Post-quake Designed Bridge Columns

Thu Jun 06 2013

UC Researchers Receive $1 Million of Health Research Funding

Thu Jun 06 2013

UC Scientists Seek Diabetes Identification Breakthrough

Fri Jun 07 2013

UC wins $139,000 to help scientists communicate better

Fri Jun 07 2013

UC experts looking to recover memory loss in stroke sufferer

Sun Jun 09 2013

Death By Robot - Who Will Be to Blame?

Mon Jun 10 2013

UC researchers out to demystify smart grids

Tue Jun 11 2013

UC students make app for businesses seeking temporary staff

Wed Jun 12 2013

Opportunity to conserve high quality drinking water in Chch

Thu Jun 13 2013

Lecturer helping coach Manu Samoa in tournament

Mon Jun 17 2013

Research needed to help people with swallowing disorders

Mon Jun 17 2013

Researcher looking at post-earthquake legal headaches

Mon Jun 17 2013

Airlines discriminate against pregnant women

Tue Jun 18 2013

Researcher says GM a failing biotechnology

Wed Jun 19 2013

GM a failing biotechnology in modern agro-ecosystems

Thu Jun 20 2013

What if becoming a teenage parent saved a life?

Thu Jun 20 2013

How female athletes cope overseas

Sat Jun 22 2013

New Zealanders buying less from physical stores

Sun Jun 23 2013

UC Researching Seismic Design For Timber Buildings

Mon Jun 24 2013

UC researcher shines a light on the economics of solar power

Tue Jun 25 2013

UC student proposes daily hunters and gatherers market

Tue Jun 25 2013

UC researchers part of global pilot to make cities healthier

Wed Jun 26 2013

UC study to help people with speech difficulties

Wed Jun 26 2013

UC freshwater biologist to outline severe damage to NZ’s wet

Thu Jun 27 2013

UC Vice Chancellor Re-appointed

Thu Jun 27 2013

UC launches paper on gangs for second semester

Sat Jun 29 2013

UC researcher produces film to help fight diabetes among Mao

Sun Jun 30 2013

NZ cannot afford to be complacent over quality water

Mon Jul 01 2013

UC Research Shows Serendipity a Precursor to Business Growth

Mon Jul 01 2013

Researcher seeking biological cure for hearing loss

Tue Jul 02 2013

UC intern finds support for limiting food outlets in Chch

Tue Jul 02 2013

UC graduate seeking to improve NZ’s hospital records

Wed Jul 03 2013

UC project aims to help half a million Kiwis

Wed Jul 03 2013

UC researcher to look at reducing risks to pre-term babies

Wed Jul 03 2013

Fresh food too expensive, says UC marketing expert

Thu Jul 04 2013

Harvard Expert to talk about Christchurch’s exciting future

Thu Jul 04 2013

UC mechanical engineering project putting tents to the test

Thu Jul 04 2013

UC graduate hopes to develop robotic house housekeeper

Sat Jul 06 2013

Droughts a major potential threat to New Zealand fish

Sun Jul 07 2013

Tourism stagnating but China market leading the way

Mon Jul 08 2013

UC Research Differences Between Speech of Hearing Impaired

Mon Jul 08 2013

UC expert asks if recreational drugs should be legalised

Tue Jul 09 2013

Visiting expert to help drug addicts

Tue Jul 09 2013

Why coaches matter or why Robbie Deans was ousted

Tue Jul 09 2013

Award-winning UC graduate opens art exhibition at Ilam

Wed Jul 10 2013

UC strongly supports Callaghan Innovation’s direction

Wed Jul 10 2013

Wine industry to benefit from intensive UC weather research

Wed Jul 10 2013

UC researcher investigating impacts of mining in NZ Iwi

Thu Jul 11 2013

UC senior lecturer receives top teaching award

Thu Jul 11 2013

Legitimate case to retrieve GST from online shopping

Sat Jul 13 2013

Link between obesity and high birth weights questioned

Sat Jul 13 2013

Policing of GST for online shoppers

Sat Jul 13 2013

PhD student researching blood sugar levels of ICU patients

Sun Jul 14 2013

Scholarship recipient has forest nutrient cycles in sights

Sun Jul 14 2013

Costs to outweigh benefits of increasing road speed limit

Mon Jul 15 2013

UC classics PhD student wins Wakefield Scholarship

Mon Jul 15 2013

UC researchers unravel better workplace performance

Tue Jul 16 2013

UC student wins trip to Melbourne on Naked CEO Competition

Tue Jul 16 2013

American astronaut describes her feelings in space

Wed Jul 17 2013

Ross Sea protected area proposal fails but not all lost

Wed Jul 17 2013

Toll roads the best option in the future for Auckland

Wed Jul 17 2013

Alcohol’s toxic toll should be compared to other life risks

Thu Jul 18 2013

Marketing can be a force for good

Thu Jul 18 2013

Can probiotics help fight depression?

Sat Jul 20 2013

UC researchers seeking to improve hospital care

Sat Jul 20 2013

Monorail proposal conflicts with NZ tourism brand

Sun Jul 21 2013

UC student driven by tsunami tragedy

Sun Jul 21 2013

Bio-film to protect the dairy industry’s stainless steel

Mon Jul 22 2013

UC to help people with critical breathing difficulties

Mon Jul 22 2013

Trend of New Zealanders migrating to Australia is cyclical

Tue Jul 23 2013

UC qualifies for business case competition finals

Tue Jul 23 2013

UC searching for viral link to breast cancer

Wed Jul 24 2013

UC studying use of hypothermia to treat cardiac arrest

Wed Jul 24 2013

Micronutrients could help people quit smoking

Thu Jul 25 2013

What if farmers and other groups could save NZ biodiversity?

Thu Jul 25 2013

University of Canterbury welcomes Ministerial appointments

Fri Jul 26 2013

Better to deal with problems than avoid them

Sun Jul 28 2013

Cathedral most significant decision in Chch history

Sun Jul 28 2013

Auckland and Christchurch drivers exposed to poor air

Mon Jul 29 2013

Christchurch nightlife continues to rise

Tue Jul 30 2013

UC designs world’s first heritage gold mining site app

Tue Jul 30 2013

Growing Christchurch is a city on the move

Wed Jul 31 2013

Obesity should be treated like other life-long diseases

Wed Jul 31 2013

NZ's foremost expert on gangs to give public lecture at UC

Thu Aug 01 2013

UC research people's positive outlook three years on

Thu Aug 01 2013

UC student Angela Smit manages dual challenge

Fri Aug 02 2013

Italian humanitarian expert to study international aid work

Sat Aug 03 2013

Christchurch showcasing innovation and engagement

Sun Aug 04 2013

Answers needed to solve NZ’s food waste management

Mon Aug 05 2013

A reminder to construction companies to stick to the basics

Tue Aug 06 2013

UC study finds way to reduce children’s fear of dogs

Tue Aug 06 2013

UC business researcher investigating promotion of recovery

Wed Aug 07 2013

Visiting expert to UC pleads for greener Christchurch

Wed Aug 07 2013

UC postgraduate student seeking to help people with dementia

Thu Aug 08 2013

Maori business corporations in it for the long haul

Fri Aug 09 2013

UC Receives US Patent Approval for Digital Technology

Fri Aug 09 2013

NZ language teachers need to be confident selecting tech

Sun Aug 11 2013

UC mathematical expert receives second large research grant

Sun Aug 11 2013

Reading Recovery not responsible for underachievement

Mon Aug 12 2013

Researcher Looking to Better Understand Antarctic weather

Mon Aug 12 2013

Exhibition features the transformation of an eastern suburb

Tue Aug 13 2013

New Zealand’s biggest bridge testing at UC

Wed Aug 14 2013

Postgraduate investigates allegations of human trafficking

Wed Aug 14 2013

UC student heads off to take up Rhodes scholarship at Oxford

Wed Aug 14 2013

Expert asks if All Blacks are ruining rugby in New Zealand

Thu Aug 15 2013

UC expert believes sex offenders can be rehabilitated

Thu Aug 15 2013

Awareness of coastal damage from earthquakes essential

Fri Aug 16 2013

Linguistics student wins UC thesis-in three-minutes award

Fri Aug 16 2013

UC business researcher shares international publishing award

Fri Aug 16 2013

New Orleans expert key speaker at tertiary summit

Mon Aug 19 2013

UC student developing new method for radiation detection

Tue Aug 20 2013

UC working on health system to help patients in rural areas

Tue Aug 20 2013

This week "critical" for Wellington companies

Wed Aug 21 2013

Chch could become a state of the art cycle-friendly city

Thu Aug 22 2013

Student researching co-governance between iwi and crown

Thu Aug 22 2013

Chch & Wgtn can benefit from UC research into Tokyo rivers

Fri Aug 23 2013

NZ school students becoming attracted to computer science

Fri Aug 23 2013

UC graduate and successful business entrepreneur in NZ final

Fri Aug 23 2013

UC research to find where Christchurch CBD retailers went

Sun Aug 25 2013

How are cultural tourism service providers surviving?

Mon Aug 26 2013

Landmark symposium looking at Christchurch’s resilience

Mon Aug 26 2013

Earthquakes produced enduring physical, mental health impact

Tue Aug 27 2013

Avon River expected to be feature of a world-best city park

Wed Aug 28 2013

Expert sees similarities between New Orleans and Chch

Thu Aug 29 2013

UC researcher receives $1 million to investigate 3D media

Thu Aug 29 2013

UC seeking fiscal stability despite challenges

Thu Aug 29 2013

Positive Air New Zealand results extremely significant

Fri Aug 30 2013

Women can face internal identity conflict in the workplace

Sun Sep 01 2013

Why Auckland is among the Top 10 Most Liveable Cities

Mon Sep 02 2013

Experts slam Christchurch transport proposals

Tue Sep 03 2013

Criminologist plays down police sting on gang drug activity

Wed Sep 04 2013

UC economists to give public talk on money

Wed Sep 04 2013

Ozone hole closing but a slow process

Thu Sep 05 2013

UC PhD student granted $50,000 of EQC research funding

Thu Sep 05 2013

Fibre glass a serious alternative for bridge reinforcement

Fri Sep 06 2013

NZ lowly ranked on personal wellbeing

Sun Sep 08 2013

Expert looks at why staff left their jobs after earthquakes

Mon Sep 09 2013

Blacktop receivership highlights construction margin issues

Tue Sep 10 2013

UC remains among the top 3% of universities in the world

Tue Sep 10 2013

UC to stage a meet the candidates’ night

Tue Sep 10 2013

World chemistry leader to visit the University of Canterbury

Wed Sep 11 2013

Lyttelton Time Bank a builder and mobiliser of resources

Thu Sep 12 2013

Top UK astronomer to give lecture at UC

Thu Sep 12 2013

UC celebrates 50 years of Honorary Doctorates

Thu Sep 12 2013

UC research helps identify growth of stroke & heart disease

Fri Sep 13 2013

UC student wants to become the fastest disabled sprinter

Sun Sep 15 2013

Visiting expert pleads for light rail

Sun Sep 15 2013

New UC bridge construction techniques will speed up repairs

Mon Sep 16 2013

Toxicologist wary of adding medicinal properties to wine

Mon Sep 16 2013

UC expert says 15 on 14 is a blight on the game of rugby

Tue Sep 17 2013

World Bank to look at Christchurch’s recovery progress

Tue Sep 17 2013

Many Chch quake survivors avoided post-traumatic stress

Wed Sep 18 2013

Research of things that matter most for people who are dying

Thu Sep 19 2013

Rise in sea level from polar melt a serious issue

Thu Sep 19 2013

UC student undertakes ground-breaking national research

Fri Sep 20 2013

Student Army co-founder recognised for volunteer work

Sun Sep 22 2013

Greater access to extended residence in the UK possible

Mon Sep 23 2013

Lightning strike simulation to spark interest in electricity

Mon Sep 23 2013

Several national firsts for UC’s School of Law

Tue Sep 24 2013

Viewing Christchurch Through Google Glasses

Tue Sep 24 2013

UC engineering students design and build racing car for comp

Wed Sep 25 2013

UC music graduate wins Sth Hemisphere’s largest aria comp

Wed Sep 25 2013

UC researcher and students to become ‘part-time Indy Jones’

Thu Sep 26 2013

UC engineering students win entré business competition

Fri Sep 27 2013

UC researcher looking at food consumption and wastage

Fri Sep 27 2013

UC lecturer and award-winning author begins second book

Sun Sep 29 2013

American astronaut to speak at UC next week

Mon Sep 30 2013

Research into combined impacts on lifeline systems

Mon Sep 30 2013

UC students win tertiary engineering design competition

Mon Sep 30 2013

Chch Uni students transform part of Christchurch’s CBD

Tue Oct 01 2013

Three academic engineers recognised by the Chch Uni

Tue Oct 01 2013

UC commerce student produces app to help businesses

Wed Oct 02 2013

Visiting cardiologist to give public lecture on meditation

Wed Oct 02 2013

Iconic bridge building’s judgement day

Thu Oct 03 2013

NZers should consider Aussie move implications first

Thu Oct 03 2013

Two UC researchers each receive $800,000 funding

Thu Oct 03 2013

Important postgraduate waterways conference at UC next month

Mon Oct 07 2013

UC astronomy experts to view the sun through solar telescope

Mon Oct 07 2013

UC bridge building pivotal for students and for engineering

Mon Oct 07 2013

UC chemistry student to attend key conference in Dallas

Mon Oct 07 2013

Connecting Chch to the sea project a potential attraction

Tue Oct 08 2013

Dragons’ Den turns up the heat for UC marketing students

Tue Oct 08 2013

Astronaut debunks myths about space travel while visiting UC

Wed Oct 09 2013

UC considering showcasing annual bridge building in the city

Wed Oct 09 2013

National Lifeline Week at UC in December

Thu Oct 10 2013

UC researchers seeking link between a virus & breast cancer

Thu Oct 10 2013

80 postgrads outlining their research at conference

Fri Oct 11 2013

Lorde a prime example of following her own singing heart

Mon Oct 14 2013

Rugby league expert backs Williams to help Kiwis

Mon Oct 14 2013

Research to investigate possibility of cadmium-free potatoes

Tue Oct 15 2013

UC researcher looking at impacts of intensive farming

Tue Oct 15 2013

Investigation into anti-tumour activities to treat cancer

Wed Oct 16 2013

Student to trial blades to become fastest disabled sprinter

Wed Oct 16 2013

UC graduate wrote Booker Prize chapters two years ago

Wed Oct 16 2013

Number of contaminants in marine ecosystems a concern

Thu Oct 17 2013

UC team wins a Dragon’s Den competition

Fri Oct 18 2013

UC researcher on worst NSW bush fires in a decade

Sun Oct 20 2013

Canterbury Tales – Symposium

Mon Oct 21 2013

New partnership aims to boost international student numbers

Mon Oct 21 2013

UC makes breakthrough in green-planted roof research

Mon Oct 21 2013

UC blade runner already focused on Rio de Janeiro Games

Tue Oct 22 2013

Drought to become much more frequent visiting scientist says

Wed Oct 23 2013

UC scientist raises questions about the human brain

Thu Oct 24 2013

Research to see if seaweed can inspire wet-resistant glue

Fri Oct 25 2013

UC engineering technology helping the national power network

Sun Oct 27 2013

Newmarket viaduct bridge designer to speak at UC next month

Tue Oct 29 2013

UC research identifies 2 reasons for bus bunching in cities

Tue Oct 29 2013

UC research into how NZers can communicate better

Wed Oct 30 2013

Leadership and management issues critical to NZ's business

Thu Oct 31 2013

University of Canterbury welcomes Government investment

Thu Oct 31 2013

Rhodes Scholar motivated by impact of Government support

Fri Nov 01 2013

Yanosh Irani excited about modernised engineering facilities

Fri Nov 01 2013

UC psychology expert studying origins of attraction

Sun Nov 03 2013

UC researchers investigating greater renewable energy angles

Mon Nov 04 2013

Expanding Chch nightlife all set for Cup Week next week

Tue Nov 05 2013

UC researching forensic issues to help court processes

Wed Nov 06 2013

UC researcher investigating ways to help people who stutter

Thu Nov 07 2013

300 people to attend the GeoScience Society conference

Fri Nov 08 2013

UC research looking at alternative energy capture & storage

Fri Nov 08 2013

Cause for concern for NZ freshwater fish

Sun Nov 10 2013

Men could become `mothers’, UC gender expert says

Sun Nov 10 2013

NZ experiencing challenges to efficiently manage freshwater

Mon Nov 11 2013

Children affected by bullying and other social issues

Tue Nov 12 2013

Tomlinson UC’s 4th Student in 4 years to win Rhodes

Tue Nov 12 2013

UC research to help improve cancer patient drug delivery

Tue Nov 12 2013

UC law student wins RMLA Scholarship

Wed Nov 13 2013

UC postgraduate wins award for brain damage research

Wed Nov 13 2013

UC research finds astroenteritis following 2011 earthquake

Wed Nov 13 2013

Research how animals and shelters coped with the earthquakes

Thu Nov 14 2013

UC researchers undertaking cricket study over summer

Thu Nov 14 2013

UC research into the investment of thoroughbred horse racing

Fri Nov 15 2013

UC project looking at impact of Wellington earthquake

Sun Nov 17 2013

Christchurch could become `the city of bridges’

Mon Nov 18 2013

More work needed to improve wellbeing among school students

Tue Nov 19 2013

Biz's need to plan better to recover faster from disasters

Thu Nov 21 2013

Tram passengers to see UC-designed views of pre-quake Chch

Thu Nov 21 2013

UC scientists hoping tiny particles will explain more

Fri Nov 22 2013

UC disaster management relief expert to help support relief

Sun Nov 24 2013

UC investigating the amount people pay for water

Sun Nov 24 2013

Managing risks following disasters in Pacific - Conference

Mon Nov 25 2013

Student putting books in the hands of Afghan children

Mon Nov 25 2013

Click Monday not necessarily the cheapest, UC expert says

Tue Nov 26 2013

Engineer named UC’s first Distinguished Professor

Tue Nov 26 2013

Work to start on UC’s major new science facility next year

Tue Nov 26 2013

Challenges to be debated at NZ political science conference

Wed Nov 27 2013

Young Blake Ambassador departs on amazing Antarctic journey

Wed Nov 27 2013

Celebrating the Rugby League World Cup

Thu Nov 28 2013

Two UC experts receive Royal Society research medals

Thu Nov 28 2013

PhD student seeking solutions to child behavioural problems

Fri Nov 29 2013

Super computers will help find health breakthroughs

Sun Dec 01 2013

UC mechanical engineering car clocking fast speeds

Mon Dec 02 2013

Employee Resilience Has Significant Impact On Organisations

Tue Dec 03 2013

NZ needs to target responsible tourists that spend more

Tue Dec 03 2013

Record growth in gross domestic product a highlight for 2013

Tue Dec 03 2013

Earthquake-damaged house inspectors using UC rover robot

Wed Dec 04 2013

Crimes from Christchurch’s colonial past revealed

Thu Dec 05 2013

You can have your cake and eat it too

Fri Dec 06 2013

New book explores work of prominent NZ artist

Mon Dec 09 2013

UC to take pressure off the Christchurch housing market

Mon Dec 09 2013

Underachievement bringing down NZ’s education rating

Tue Dec 10 2013

Economic costs of earthquakes depend on built environment

Wed Dec 11 2013

UC student app on Apple and android to help businesses

Wed Dec 11 2013

Conservation efforts allowed survival of the not-so-fit

Fri Dec 13 2013

Project aimed at improving memory of stroke survivors

Fri Dec 13 2013

Subsidised dental scheme a key highlight

Sun Dec 15 2013

Climate change impacts on insect predator-prey interactions

Mon Dec 16 2013

UC wins engineering trophy at car competition in Melbourne

Mon Dec 16 2013

More than 1100 students graduating from UC this week

Tue Dec 17 2013

UC stepping up its campaign to create more accommodation

Tue Dec 17 2013

90% of UC students employed or continuing with studies

Wed Dec 18 2013

Improvements needed to help Pasifika people in NZ education

Wed Dec 18 2013

UC business and law academics return to a permanent base

Fri Dec 20 2013

UC research ways to reduce impact of vehicles on beaches

Fri Dec 20 2013

Giant moa not so robust after all

Sun Dec 22 2013

UC student seeking to break the two minute barrier

Mon Dec 23 2013

Inequality keeps rising, says UC social research expert

Fri Dec 27 2013

UC student numbers tipped to climb in 2014

Fri Dec 27 2013

Problems with competition in the NZ construction industry

Sun Dec 29 2013

Pregnant women discrimination on airplanes needs reviewing

Mon Dec 30 2013

UC research calculates popularity of national flag colours

Tue Dec 31 2013

UC research to help with intensive cardiovascular problems

Thu Jan 02 2014

25 UC students work on entrepreneurial projects over summer

Mon Jan 06 2014

Few people believe managing water rights helps environment

Mon Jan 06 2014

Engineers now playing vital role in the Christchurch rebuild

Tue Jan 07 2014

Canterbury research could revolutionise NZ forest industry

Wed Jan 08 2014

Uni of Canterbury experiencing surge in student applications

Thu Jan 09 2014

NZ emissions trading scheme is failing but could be fixed

Fri Jan 10 2014

Current food labelling not good enough

Sun Jan 12 2014

Video showing a drunk nine-year-old shocking for good reason

Sun Jan 12 2014

Impacts of increased cultural diversity

Mon Jan 13 2014

Last chance to manage continental invasion-Antarctic expert

Tue Jan 14 2014

200 experts to attend international fire conference

Wed Jan 15 2014

UC seeking to explain science to the community

Wed Jan 15 2014

UC research looking at ways to conserve NZ wetlands

Thu Jan 16 2014

Greater investment in cycling has economic benefits

Fri Jan 17 2014

Not surprising Chch voted second best in the world by NYT

Sun Jan 19 2014

Students to learn about robotics and renewable energy

Sun Jan 19 2014

Venue for an early Jackson movie in line for an award

Mon Jan 20 2014

Best communication for children with autistic disorders

Tue Jan 21 2014

International award to New Zealand scientist

Wed Jan 22 2014

Leading UC educator backs Government’s teaching overhaul

Thu Jan 23 2014

NZ university students score in financial literacy quiz

Thu Jan 23 2014

Study yields teaching ways for employees with Down syndrome

Fri Jan 24 2014

Students helping construction companies’ health and safety

Sun Jan 26 2014

Bandidos gang expansion a significant development

Tue Jan 28 2014

UC student to launch business delivering meals to students

Wed Jan 29 2014

UC nutrients research trial may open door for ADHD sufferers

Thu Jan 30 2014

PhD student spends year researching issues at NZ high school

Fri Jan 31 2014

UC researchers look into how the brain remembers

Mon Feb 03 2014

UC student accommodation to be included in Dovedale plan

Mon Feb 03 2014

UC students are helping the public reach for the stars

Wed Feb 05 2014

UC helping to mitigate risk for historic buildings

Fri Feb 07 2014

UC Stakeholder Update

Fri Feb 07 2014

Corby case a chilling reminder for people travelling abroad

Wed Feb 12 2014

UC game named one of the top 10 global sciences games

Thu Feb 13 2014

Archive digitally preserves post-quake Pledge books

Fri Feb 14 2014

UC student to push Christchurch and NZ at Y20 Summit

Sun Feb 16 2014

WASP co-creator on odds of McCullum’s triple test century

Tue Feb 18 2014

Bullying Interventions Need To Be Organised At All Levels

Wed Feb 19 2014

UC Helping Students Party Responsibly

Wed Feb 19 2014

World ranked runner to motivate and inspire new UC students

Thu Feb 20 2014

Ceremony to mark launch of landmark Maori education research

Fri Feb 21 2014

People’s Bank of China Deputy Governor to Lecture at UC

Mon Feb 24 2014

University to launch rocket course for engineering

Mon Feb 24 2014

UC to give public lecture on NZ’s health challenges

Tue Feb 25 2014

UC research could lead to less frustration among singers

Wed Feb 26 2014

Documentary film about the Christchurch rebuild

Fri Feb 28 2014

UC aims to be one of the two universities in NZ long-term

Fri Feb 28 2014

UC quadcopter helping in the Christchurch rebuild

Fri Feb 28 2014

UC engineering formula car more sophisticated for big event

Mon Mar 03 2014

NZ Black Fern and UC student line up in annual UC Tower Race

Tue Mar 04 2014

Chch experiences more flooding because of the earthquakes

Wed Mar 05 2014

Christchurch has suffered liquefaction in the past

Wed Mar 05 2014

Leading astronoment retires after 13,908 days at UC

Wed Mar 05 2014

Healthy choices critical for healthy lifestyle

Thu Mar 06 2014

Student Volunteer Army in action shovelling – again

Thu Mar 06 2014

UC students to learn more about robotics in Japan

Thu Mar 06 2014

UC research discovers fresh information about NZ volcanos

Fri Mar 07 2014

UC to set up an architect in residence

Fri Mar 07 2014

UC helping high country station to convert farm vehicles

Sun Mar 09 2014

First post-tensioned timber building opens in Christchurch

Mon Mar 10 2014

Pistorius and the lessons for New Zealand

Mon Mar 10 2014

Increasing number of first year students enrolled at UC

Tue Mar 11 2014

World-ranked Smit on starter’s hooter for UC Tower Race

Tue Mar 11 2014

Asian disaster specialists to learn from Christchurch quakes

Wed Mar 12 2014

Cocaine unlikely to gain a foothold in NZ, UC expert says

Wed Mar 12 2014

Turner sets UC Tower Race record

Wed Mar 12 2014

Leading NZ Olympic academic honoured by Olympic Committee

Thu Mar 13 2014

World expert to give public talk about treating lung disease

Fri Mar 14 2014

Student Volunteer Army’s 2014 campaign

Sun Mar 16 2014

Engineers research for cheaper electricity on Stewart Island

Mon Mar 17 2014

Changes needed to make biking to school safer

Tue Mar 18 2014

Epic Pasifika love poem published by CUP

Wed Mar 19 2014

UC helps critically ill patients with mechanical engineering

Thu Mar 20 2014

Scrapping funding normalises a serious issue

Fri Mar 21 2014

NZ slow to reduce speeds to the detriment of road safety

Sun Mar 23 2014

Friends key to healthy drinking habits among young people

Mon Mar 24 2014

UC researchers believe robots can persuade people to conform

Mon Mar 24 2014

UC students win national engineering medal

Mon Mar 24 2014

UC research finding ways to reduce NZ critical illness costs

Tue Mar 25 2014

Exercise crucial for children’s long term health

Wed Mar 26 2014

Sports researcher investigating ways to improve swing skills

Thu Mar 27 2014

Canterbury’s new student accommodation village opening

Fri Mar 28 2014

Canterbury students to see latest quake-resistant buildings

Sun Mar 30 2014

UC management student wins business scholarship to India

Mon Mar 31 2014

Investigating critical thickness of sea ice

Tue Apr 01 2014

Canterbury designed trampoline wins international award

Wed Apr 02 2014

Phone charge booster idea wins UC entre business competition

Thu Apr 03 2014

Coastal expert to give lecture at University of Canterbury

Fri Apr 04 2014

No surprise in the latest climate change report

Sun Apr 06 2014

UC PhD student seeks solutions to child behavioural problems

Mon Apr 07 2014

Children’s beliefs affect maths performance

Tue Apr 08 2014

Discovery channel filming giant catapult in action

Wed Apr 09 2014

Oscar-winning filmmaker to become honorary doctor

Wed Apr 09 2014

Research helping national organisations to recover faster

Thu Apr 10 2014

Christchurch’s sizzle-seller to receive honorary doctorate

Fri Apr 11 2014

Lack of female quota culture harming company performance

Mon Apr 14 2014

People with disabilities most adversely affected in crises

Mon Apr 14 2014

Researchers look at impacts of prejudiced comments on line

Mon Apr 14 2014

Canterbury research aims to develop safer steel structures

Tue Apr 15 2014

Passionate entrepreneur to receive honorary doctorate

Wed Apr 16 2014

Top US university author to feature UoC expert in book

Sun Apr 20 2014

Engineering student and world champion keeping busy

Tue Apr 22 2014

Students to work closely with community organisations

Wed Apr 23 2014

Students believe forging links with Australia has benefits

Thu Apr 24 2014

Vigil invited to take part in the Cannes film festival

Fri Apr 25 2014

Canterbury champions the needs of international students

Sun Apr 27 2014

New avenues for treatment of cocaine addiction

Sun Apr 27 2014

World's first earthquake damage-resistant bridge testing

Mon Apr 28 2014

Canterbury music student back from New York to perform

Tue Apr 29 2014

Visiting academic to give lecture on the IT service desk

Wed Apr 30 2014

Canterbury student on US Today Show among other PhD models

Thu May 01 2014

Public law book touches every aspect of people’s lives

Fri May 02 2014

Acclaimed flautist Miho Wada planning major overseas tours

Sun May 04 2014

Student designs web app to help people with ongoing illness

Sun May 04 2014

Student seeking to improve the health of Pacific islanders

Mon May 05 2014

Logo colour research may provide warning system to companies

Tue May 06 2014

Research to help teachers support gifted students

Wed May 07 2014

Students benefit from UC joining global academic consortium

Wed May 07 2014

Canterbury academic historian to explain Hollywood

Thu May 08 2014

Glacier tourism potentially under threat, researcher says

Fri May 09 2014

Promoting lifestyle changes will reduce breast cancer risk

Mon May 12 2014

UC researching medical devices to reduce health costs

Mon May 12 2014

University academic to help build damage-resistant bridges

Mon May 12 2014

Canterbury fine arts graduates earn travelling scholarships

Tue May 13 2014

New student hub is a finalist in the NZ Interior Awards

Wed May 14 2014

UC seeking stroke survivors for memory improvement study

Wed May 14 2014

Canterbury cyber protection system first of its kind in NZ

Thu May 15 2014

University of Canterbury connections in Hi Tech award finals

Thu May 15 2014

Law firm helping the University’s Student Volunteer Army

Fri May 16 2014

Student and All Blacks captain coping well with studies

Fri May 16 2014

Issue of pets in disasters must be taken seriously

Sun May 18 2014

People in loyalty schemes often fail to detect market value

Mon May 19 2014

UC research into better supporting New Zealand low-wage work

Tue May 20 2014

Glassjar proposal in line for Lightning Lab investment

Wed May 21 2014

Nutrients may help treat people with mental illnesses

Thu May 22 2014

Finalists of Canterbury University $85k entré competition

Fri May 23 2014

More Maori graduates to benefit businesses

Fri May 23 2014

Students to help restore earthquake and storm damaged area

Fri May 23 2014

Canterbury spin out company app downloaded 450,000 times

Sun May 25 2014

Canterbury selects its team for University Challenge

Mon May 26 2014

Christchurch nightlife back to 95% of pre-quake levels

Tue May 27 2014

College of Business and Law enters new chapter

Wed May 28 2014

Four University of Canterbury students win Todd Awards

Fri May 30 2014

Canterbury students to support advanced research aircraft

Sun Jun 01 2014

Addressing the disaster readiness gap

Tue Jun 03 2014

Canterbury graduate at Stanford University

Tue Jun 03 2014

University campus the biggest remediation project

Tue Jun 03 2014

Canterbury law students to help prepare prosecution cases

Wed Jun 04 2014

Christchurch perfectly placed to be cycling capital of NZ

Thu Jun 05 2014

Canterbury academic author produces Rutherford documentary

Fri Jun 06 2014

Canterbury consulting students help Child Helpline Trust

Sun Jun 08 2014

Researcher seeking to dissolve the cost of secondary surgery

Sun Jun 08 2014

Canterbury engineer receives prestigious engineering award

Mon Jun 09 2014

Charity network will grow with increased promotion

Tue Jun 10 2014

Gunby wins awards for researching protective coatings

Tue Jun 10 2014

Researcher studying children of mothers on methadone

Wed Jun 11 2014

Trust could benefit from Canterbury student research

Wed Jun 11 2014

Burning of demolition waste poses health risks

Thu Jun 12 2014

Experts presenting to100 resilience cities network in NYC

Fri Jun 13 2014

Canterbury student to launch robotic company in Christchurch

Sun Jun 15 2014

Student Volunteer Army planning next major campaign

Sun Jun 15 2014

Canterbury PhD student to study control engineering

Mon Jun 16 2014

Christchurch could learn from Queensland’s Cyclone Larry

Tue Jun 17 2014

PhD student seeking more students to do computer science

Wed Jun 18 2014

World Refugee Day time to consider millions at risk

Thu Jun 19 2014

Better preparation could reduce need for search and rescue

Fri Jun 20 2014

Canterbury’s researchers looking to improve UAV capabilities

Mon Jun 23 2014

New Zealand taking the lead with 3D scanner

Mon Jun 23 2014

UC graduate sets up cricket foundation with marketing degree

Tue Jun 24 2014

Canterbury has a new chaplain - radio show host Spanky Moore

Wed Jun 25 2014

More Fulbright scholarships for UC than any other university

Wed Jun 25 2014

UC postgrad to do an economic policy degree at Columbia

Wed Jun 25 2014

UC student to study natural disaster research at Stanford

Wed Jun 25 2014

University of Canterbury Vincent Ward prize

Wed Jun 25 2014

Benefits of natural medicine to help with colds investigated

Thu Jun 26 2014

Canterbury researcher plans to produce world first sensor

Thu Jun 26 2014

Researchers providing earthquake advice to Nepalese

Fri Jun 27 2014

Student hub wins NZ Interior Award

Fri Jun 27 2014

Christchurch parents in uni' survey prefer fluoridation

Sun Jun 29 2014

Psychological quake impact findings in Paris

Sun Jun 29 2014

Angus Tait building to house BlueFern supercomputer team

Mon Jun 30 2014

Leading American academic economist to give public lecture

Tue Jul 01 2014

Canterbury spin out company wins an Auggie

Wed Jul 02 2014

Traumatic brain injury in older adults

Thu Jul 03 2014

UC postgrad in US to research NZ exchange rate fluctuations

Fri Jul 04 2014

Access to New Zealand courts not free yet

Tue Jul 08 2014

Canterbury researcher producing hip replacement sound device

Tue Jul 08 2014

Canterbury students providing power for those in need

Tue Jul 08 2014

Adelaide engineering students to learn about Chch quakes

Wed Jul 09 2014

Students develop a personal robot to improve quality of life

Fri Jul 11 2014

Canterbury research into Auckland eruption clean up

Sun Jul 13 2014

Professor recognised for his work about evolution of life

Mon Jul 14 2014

Canterbury student Hurring heads to women’s Rugby World Cup

Tue Jul 15 2014

Scientist to measure sea ice using underwater vehicle

Wed Jul 16 2014

Tampa boat refugee - lecture at University of Canterbury

Thu Jul 17 2014

Ancient artefacts gifted to university’s Logie Collection

Fri Jul 18 2014

Researchers investigate impact of brain protein on memory

Fri Jul 18 2014

Downing of MH17 shows the Ukraine crisis is a global issue

Mon Jul 21 2014

UC postgraduate to research in making cities sustainable

Mon Jul 21 2014

Disaster risk management in world Y20 summit declaration

Tue Jul 22 2014

Rising young conductor from UC heads to the Hollywood Bowl

Tue Jul 22 2014

Names of towns and cities should revert to Maori language

Wed Jul 23 2014

NZ farmers miss out on a $120 million a year windfall

Wed Jul 23 2014

Antarctic fish should survive global warming

Thu Jul 24 2014

Loss of QE II Stadium has affected performance of athletes

Fri Jul 25 2014

International aid worker to spend next week at University

Mon Jul 28 2014

Sports scientists expecting personal bests from Pascoe

Mon Jul 28 2014

Time running out for researcher with motor neurone disease

Mon Jul 28 2014

The Super 15 rugby final – more than just a game, sports exp

Tue Jul 29 2014

Support from spouses softened impact of earthquakes

Wed Jul 30 2014

Canterbury student launches clothing label website

Thu Jul 31 2014

World Press Photo Exhibition opens in Christchurch

Thu Jul 31 2014

Leading international researcher wins Innovation Medal

Fri Aug 01 2014

Canterbury study on micronutrients for children with ADHD

Mon Aug 04 2014

University to be new home of large NZ sculpture

Tue Aug 05 2014

Research proves rugby is a hard game

Wed Aug 06 2014

Law student keen carry out aid and diplomacy work overseas

Thu Aug 07 2014

What if cancer screening can cause harm as well as benefit?

Thu Aug 07 2014

Crusaders criticised for shooting wild animals

Fri Aug 08 2014

Super-duper-moon expected Monday morning

Fri Aug 08 2014

Study into Didymo’s impact on 55 South Island waterways

Sun Aug 10 2014

New world first university-designed flooring system

Mon Aug 11 2014

Research to ensure even game for less skilled players

Tue Aug 12 2014

University of Canterbury ranked No.1 university twice

Tue Aug 12 2014

Cultural meaning of rituals in NZ rugby

Wed Aug 13 2014

Nees appointed Canterbury’s inaugural architect in residence

Wed Aug 13 2014

UC reopens remediated and renamed Registry building

Wed Aug 13 2014

Research investigating feasibility free bus services

Thu Aug 14 2014

Haka benefits the All Blacks on and off the field

Fri Aug 15 2014

Canterbury student to launch young voters’ app next week

Sun Aug 17 2014

Global importance of Antarctica not to be underestimated

Mon Aug 18 2014

More than 500 people expected at bridge building competition

Tue Aug 19 2014

Chemistry student wins three minute thesis event

Wed Aug 20 2014

Finalists named in University phone app challenge

Wed Aug 20 2014

Growing numbers of Chinese migrants heading to Canterbury

Wed Aug 20 2014

Sydney expert to give public lecture on blood donations

Thu Aug 21 2014

Christchurch bars, cafes nearing pre-earthquake levels

Fri Aug 22 2014

UC Phd Student Develops Computer Game to Help Children

Fri Aug 22 2014

Social media impacts after the earthquakes

Sun Aug 24 2014

University finds most PE teacher graduates in employment

Sun Aug 24 2014

Student researching graphene to help store renewable energy

Mon Aug 25 2014

Research considering changes to pedestrian crossing laws

Wed Aug 27 2014

Tissue from hospital operating theatre to be rushed to UC

Thu Aug 28 2014

Drivers more likely to run red lights in noon peak hours

Fri Aug 29 2014

University economics team studying workers’ comparing wages

Sun Aug 31 2014

Project looking at car parking buildings and fires

Mon Sep 01 2014

University of Canterbury to help with forestry safety

Tue Sep 02 2014

App to monitor children’s speech expected on the market soon

Wed Sep 03 2014

Successful Platform Arts Festival is back

Wed Sep 03 2014

Project looking at harnessing methane from tannery waste

Thu Sep 04 2014

Research: People who use wheelchairs included in rebuild?

Fri Sep 05 2014

UC Researcher Seeking to Mitigate Flooding Damage to Tokyo

Sun Sep 07 2014

Study looks at trustworthiness and support of politicians

Mon Sep 08 2014

Track testing for international competition begins

Mon Sep 08 2014

Research aims to further improve health and safety in NZ

Tue Sep 09 2014

Super moon may produce post-quake flooding in coastal areas

Tue Sep 09 2014

Parents needed for survey into NZ children’s first words

Wed Sep 10 2014

Canterbury and New Zealand taking the lead

Thu Sep 11 2014

Leading international tourism expert wins research medal

Thu Sep 11 2014

Project aims to help NZers with hearing problems

Thu Sep 11 2014

IPENZ head to give lecture at University of Canterbury

Fri Sep 12 2014

How homeless people use their cellphones

Mon Sep 15 2014

Student wins Sir Peter Blake youth ambassador scholarship

Mon Sep 15 2014

UC retains ranking in top three percent of universities

Tue Sep 16 2014

Remote flying takes off at UC

Wed Sep 24 2014

University of Canterbury comments on Roundie 500

Wed Sep 24 2014

Student wins scholarship for humanitarian engineering skills

Thu Sep 25 2014

UC uses earthquake data to improve earthquake response

Thu Sep 25 2014

UC selected for Samsung research

Fri Sep 26 2014

Ice telescope uncovers mysteries of the universe

Wed Oct 01 2014

A Man’s Best Friend in Antarctica

Thu Oct 02 2014

Fine arts graduate youngest finalist in the Wallace Awards

Fri Oct 03 2014

What if… We could predict Game of Thrones?

Mon Oct 06 2014

Student club celebrates 10 year anniversary

Tue Oct 07 2014

Stories of family past investigated

Thu Oct 09 2014

Young UC researchers’ work recognised

Fri Oct 10 2014

Spider prefers mosquitoes for dinner

Mon Oct 13 2014

UC and CPIT launch new degree programme

Mon Oct 13 2014

UC one of top universities to travel abroad to

Tue Oct 14 2014

Health and safety sorted

Wed Oct 22 2014

Excellence in IT education recognised

Thu Oct 23 2014

Fijian academic to head Macmillan Brown Research Centre

Thu Oct 23 2014

UC academic hitting the right notes internationally

Fri Oct 24 2014

University reconnecting with CBD at the Arts Centre

Tue Oct 28 2014

Canterbury graduate named Young Rail Engineer of the Year

Wed Oct 29 2014

Nearly 400 students enrolled already in summer courses

Thu Oct 30 2014

Students making the most of health and recreation facilities

Thu Oct 30 2014

NZ’s second tertiary community engagement summit at UC

Fri Oct 31 2014

University to celebrate 100 years at Cass field station

Sun Nov 02 2014

Two UC experts receive $870,000 of funding

Tue Nov 04 2014

UC student's Chch experiences helped tornado-ravaged town

Wed Nov 05 2014

Leading NZ art figure appointed head of UC fine arts

Thu Nov 06 2014

Researcher receives $345,000 to help people who stutter

Thu Nov 06 2014

Canterbury student to explain wider benefits of Project Loon

Fri Nov 07 2014

UC academic looks at of post-earthquake social services

Fri Nov 07 2014

Canterbury researcher looking at Antarctic glacier behaviour

Mon Nov 10 2014

Shape-shifting molecules may provide new diagnosis methods

Mon Nov 10 2014

University of Canterbury electric vehicles at Evolocity

Tue Nov 11 2014

UC postgraduate to produce health and safety app

Wed Nov 12 2014

UC research student makes fresh discovery on heart disease

Wed Nov 12 2014

Speaker will talk from experience about community resilience

Thu Nov 13 2014

Businesses need to plan better for faster disaster recovery

Fri Nov 14 2014

Canterbury’s student earns Rhodes scholarship

Sun Nov 16 2014

What could the Black Caps batsmen gain from Game Sense?

Tue Nov 18 2014

Marketing expert Paul Ballantine to receive teaching medal

Wed Nov 19 2014

Accountability following quake response inquiry not achieved

Thu Nov 20 2014

Academic not surprised owners docking worker wages

Fri Nov 21 2014

Former Volunteer Army leader: everyday systems are priority

Fri Nov 21 2014

Student researcher looks at refuelling for disabled drivers

Fri Nov 21 2014

Auckland housing market bursting-bubble a risk for NZ

Sun Nov 23 2014

Tourism surviving natural disasters: Preparedness

Sun Nov 23 2014

Canterbury student working for Ericsson in Silicon Valley

Mon Nov 24 2014

Neat places app launched by Canterbury graduate

Mon Nov 24 2014

Link between inequality and teen births studied

Tue Nov 25 2014

Bay of Plenty’s infrastructure organisation above-average

Wed Nov 26 2014

Canterbury researcher wins major national ecology award

Wed Nov 26 2014

UC earthquake engineer Young Engineer of the Year finalist

Thu Nov 27 2014

Canterbury students win NZ spatial excellence awards

Fri Nov 28 2014

Scientist wins major American geological award

Fri Nov 28 2014

Cost of tax compliance higher than expected

Sat Nov 29 2014

UC Mathematics expert appointed distinguished professor

Sun Nov 30 2014

People more likely to clean teeth with text messages prompts

Mon Dec 01 2014

Many think Canterbury’s nor’west winds make them grumpy

Tue Dec 02 2014

Methadone exposed children at risk of academic difficulty

Wed Dec 03 2014

UC signs contract to redevelop engineering precinct

Wed Dec 03 2014

Canterbury scientist studying warmer, rougher NZ coastline

Thu Dec 04 2014

Study discovers personal care products in Antarctica

Thu Dec 04 2014

A phone app might encourage more people to take buses

Fri Dec 05 2014

Antarctic toothfish, lost – and found

Mon Dec 08 2014

Canterbury e-learning professor recognised

Mon Dec 08 2014

Canterbury engineering formula car faster than last year

Mon Dec 08 2014

Impacts of future volcanic eruptions highlighted

Mon Dec 08 2014

Christchurch people prepared to walk further to bus stops

Tue Dec 09 2014

University of Canterbury aid worker helping typhoon victims

Tue Dec 09 2014

Canterbury aid worker distributing Philipines relief

Wed Dec 10 2014

Canterbury summer student numbers surging

Wed Dec 10 2014

Priceless old NZ films discovered in a Californian garage

Thu Dec 11 2014

UC part of worldwide project on big bang of bird evolution

Fri Dec 12 2014

UC business student investigating tax issues in the U.S

Sun Dec 14 2014

Canterbury Police disappointed at drink driving levels

Mon Dec 15 2014

Dr John Wood re-elected University of Canterbury Chancellor

Mon Dec 15 2014

UC student helps Tonga’s Ministry of Health fight mosquitos

Mon Dec 15 2014

University settles with insurers

Mon Dec 15 2014

Christchurch’s Avon-Heathcote estuary research a world-first

Tue Dec 16 2014

Nearly 1400 students graduating from Canterbury University

Wed Dec 17 2014

New Zealand on the bow wave of global change

Thu Dec 18 2014

Looking under the surface of Canterbury earthquakes

Fri Dec 19 2014

Top achievers win UC International College scholarships

Fri Dec 19 2014

Major report on how organisations coped with the earthquakes

Sun Dec 21 2014

2015 a remarkable year ahead facing University of Canterbury

Mon Dec 22 2014

Fashion & Europe to be the study subject for summer students

Mon Dec 29 2014

Business leaders’ trip to the Philippines this year

Sun Jan 04 2015

App may be of interest to the Black Caps

Mon Jan 05 2015

Ada Rutherford professorship in architectural engineering

Tue Jan 06 2015

Kieran Read’s Thoughts on Leadership And Values

Wed Jan 07 2015

Canterbury study may help people with hearing loss

Thu Jan 08 2015

Many families struggle to meet funeral costs

Fri Jan 09 2015

Canterbury symposium to look at the future of the Antarctic

Sun Jan 11 2015

Cutting edge Canterbury University Tasman Glacier research

Sun Jan 11 2015

UoC designing hybrid power model for Tongan island group

Mon Jan 12 2015

Student investigating national happiness selected for forum

Tue Jan 13 2015

University of Canterbury taking part in Wings Over Wairarapa

Wed Jan 14 2015

Computer information getting closer

Thu Jan 15 2015

Understanding of women childless by circumstance needed

Fri Jan 16 2015

Canterbury research helps improve technology in cycling

Sun Jan 18 2015

UC physics graduate launches LED retrofitting for industry

Sun Jan 18 2015

UC research helps improve technology in cycling

Mon Jan 19 2015

Under-20 rugby squad member still focusing on UC

Mon Jan 19 2015

State of the art power supply and solar testing facility

Tue Jan 20 2015

Research suggests people should be paid for donating organs

Wed Jan 21 2015

Expert appeals for caution in the holiday road toll debate

Thu Jan 22 2015

Mental health issues facing Chinese in NZ

Fri Jan 23 2015

Research tests shows stroke patients’ memories do improve

Sun Jan 25 2015

South Auckland residents' health concerns about motorway

Sun Jan 25 2015

UC scientists on post-exercise cold water immersion benefits

Mon Jan 26 2015

Sports inspired Christchurch people after the earthquakes

Tue Jan 27 2015

Canterbury graduate hopes to improve research in NZ

Wed Jan 28 2015

International experts in multidisciplinary stroke conference

Wed Jan 28 2015

Most native freshwater species are threatened in NZ

Thu Jan 29 2015

UC investigating if drones can be used to help fight fires

Thu Jan 29 2015

Canterbury students helping NZ athletes for the Olympics

Fri Jan 30 2015

Future quality and sustainability of NZ snapper investigated

Sun Feb 01 2015

Serious science robot Baxter helping research

Mon Feb 02 2015

Important UAV forum at the University of Canterbury

Tue Feb 03 2015

Nearly one million post-quake tweets examined

Wed Feb 04 2015

University announces key partnerships with more to come

Wed Feb 04 2015

Parks and green spaces make healthier lives

Thu Feb 05 2015

Waitangi Day seen by most as a day to commemorate the treaty

Thu Feb 05 2015

Restorative justice practices needed in classrooms

Fri Feb 06 2015

UC investigating why pace bowlers suffer so many injuries

Sun Feb 08 2015

Canterbury student named the UK New Zealander of the year

Mon Feb 09 2015

Economic and finance graduates poised for GODZone race

Mon Feb 09 2015

Robot predicts Afghanistan to win the 2015 Cricket World Cup

Tue Feb 10 2015

University of Canterbury research into saving for super

Tue Feb 10 2015

Equipment library would help ill and the elderly

Wed Feb 11 2015

Four-time world land speed record holder prefers Canterbury

Wed Feb 11 2015

Honorary doctorates for policewoman, diplomat, chief exec

Thu Feb 12 2015

Research on earthquake engineering, resilient infrastructure

Thu Feb 12 2015

University acknowledges loss of noted Māori scholar

Thu Feb 12 2015

News in Brief 13/2/15

Fri Feb 13 2015

Student wins halls scholarship with satirical video

Fri Feb 13 2015

UC researcher uncovers information on European explorers

Sun Feb 15 2015

Kieran Read to speak at University rugby book launch

Mon Feb 16 2015

Canterbury comes to Auckland

Tue Feb 17 2015

Character-building important in Japan than in NZ rugby

Tue Feb 17 2015

Animal welfare still an issue four years on from quakes

Wed Feb 18 2015

Canterbury clinical audiologist researching the ringing

Wed Feb 18 2015

Exciting start to 2015 for the University of Canterbury

Thu Feb 19 2015

Accommodation preferences: What a Girl Needs/Wants?

Fri Feb 20 2015

Canterbury researchers surveying people in palliative care

Fri Feb 20 2015

Digital preservation of earthquake images

Fri Feb 20 2015

Canterbury establishes Community Engagement Hub

Mon Feb 23 2015

Talented young achievers receive 2015 sports scholarships

Mon Feb 23 2015

History of revolutionary adult education movement revealed

Tue Feb 24 2015

Research on children with ADHD will soon help NZ teachers

Tue Feb 24 2015

Canterbury research investigating adolescent girls in sport

Wed Feb 25 2015

University of Canterbury not out of woods yet

Wed Feb 25 2015

Quakes demonstrates people were caught by surprise

Thu Feb 26 2015

University of Canterbury students launch Two Weeks Without

Fri Feb 27 2015

Developing moral fibre, key findings of coaches’ survey

Sun Mar 01 2015

Research into students’ mental health in Karachi

Mon Mar 02 2015

Teina Pora decision shows need for review

Tue Mar 03 2015

Carbon dioxide addition can improve quality of wastewater

Wed Mar 04 2015

Are New Zealand women on equal job footing with men?

Thu Mar 05 2015

Law students help fight miscarriages of justice

Thu Mar 05 2015

Arthur's Pass mountain named after Canterbury lecturer

Fri Mar 06 2015

Asian disaster management to learn from Christchurch quakes

Fri Mar 06 2015

Spin­-out company moving to transform breast screening

Mon Mar 09 2015

More support needed for teachers of sexuality education

Tue Mar 10 2015

Māori approaches to Māori health issues are required

Tue Mar 10 2015

Canterbury student helping insurance company with health app

Wed Mar 11 2015

Former K9 Natural CEO guest speaker at entré launch

Wed Mar 11 2015

Canterbury signs contract to build structural earthquake lab

Thu Mar 12 2015

Micronutrients trial to see if smokers give up easier

Thu Mar 12 2015

Deans and Thorne reunite next week

Fri Mar 13 2015

Recognising risks to better protect children in disaster-pro

Sun Mar 15 2015

Students win engineering prize for adventure tourism design

Sun Mar 15 2015

University Turing expert wins international award

Sun Mar 15 2015

Whitebait on the move

Mon Mar 16 2015

UC students raise near $6000 going Two Weeks Without

Wed Mar 18 2015

Enrolments and accommodation update

Mon Mar 23 2015

Regional Science And Innovation Centre Contract Awarded

Mon Mar 23 2015

Herbicides can cause bacterial antibiotic resistance

Tue Mar 24 2015

Sport coaching gaining wide appeal

Tue Mar 24 2015

Teenagers with traumatic brain injury often have poor memory

Tue Mar 24 2015

Wide-ranging and effective contributions by students

Tue Mar 24 2015

University announces partnership with Student Volunteer Army

Wed Mar 25 2015

World authority on digital humanitarian issues to give talk

Wed Mar 25 2015

Canterbury students aiding people in the eastern suburbs

Thu Mar 26 2015

Canterbury scientist helping critically endangered kakī

Fri Mar 27 2015

Roboticist Says Robots Could Save Lives, To Talk On Campus

Sun Mar 29 2015

New Zealand can hold its head high, sports professor says

Tue Mar 31 2015

Canterbury graduate a New Zealand Hi-Tech finalist

Wed Apr 01 2015

Four Canterbury athletes off to the Gallipoli Games

Wed Apr 01 2015

Researchers helping to reduce traffic jam disruptions

Thu Apr 02 2015

Canterbury wins the new University Challenge TV series

Sun Apr 05 2015

Lone Pine seedlings to mark the 100th Anzac Day anniversary

Mon Apr 06 2015

Rose Centre to be officially opened this week

Tue Apr 07 2015

Smudge founder and Canterbury graduate makes award finals

Mon Apr 13 2015

Students should engage with their communities

Tue Apr 14 2015

Graduate had research approved 20 minutes before earthquake

Wed Apr 15 2015

Canterbury researcher explores living with chronic pain

Thu Apr 16 2015

Researchers receive funding to help Kaikōua's fishery

Thu Apr 16 2015

Student Cycling to Paris to Raise Climate Change Concerns

Fri Apr 17 2015

Library unearths the first geological map ever produced

Tue Apr 21 2015

Research into Nelson Lakes National Park methane discharge

Tue Apr 21 2015

Research into safety in the NZ sex industry

Tue Apr 21 2015

Invaluable recipes for today’s health needs

Wed Apr 22 2015

Relationship between birth weight and socio-economic status

Wed Apr 22 2015

Alpine fault EQ will involve infrastructure challenges

Thu Apr 23 2015

New Zealand looks upon Anzac Day differently than Australia

Fri Apr 24 2015

UC students train for Ultimate world champs in London

Sun Apr 26 2015

Sam Johnson heading to Nepal

Tue Apr 28 2015

What if more people could understand the law?

Tue Apr 28 2015

Canterbury in top one percent in civil engineering

Wed Apr 29 2015

Student avoids suicide bombings and kidnappings in Kabul

Wed Apr 29 2015

Universities and schools realising advantages of cell phones

Thu Apr 30 2015

UC students start their 21-day International Challenge

Sun May 03 2015

Experts gather to discuss stroke-related issues

Mon May 04 2015

Canterbury professor appointed Antarctic Institute director

Tue May 05 2015

People with medical skills urgently needed for Nepal aid

Wed May 06 2015

Graduate spent 10 months in South Africa for HIV research

Thu May 07 2015

Engineers carrying out biggest tests in southern hemisphere

Fri May 08 2015

Benefits in the centre for earthquake research

Mon May 11 2015

Scientist looking into ecological systems is honoured

Mon May 11 2015

Research will help provide better quality care for patients

Tue May 12 2015

Leading international aid worker to give public lecture

Wed May 13 2015

Rocket Lab - UC collaborating to educate aerospace engineers

Fri May 15 2015

New items added to Logie Collection

Mon May 18 2015

Recognition of outstanding PhD work

Wed May 20 2015

UC Forestry part of new multi-million forestry research

Mon May 25 2015

What If we all Drove Electric Vehicles?

Mon May 25 2015

University offers assistance with housing crisis

Tue May 26 2015

Ilam Press wins top design award for Bulletin

Wed May 27 2015

Top three finalists named in international UC challenge

Fri May 29 2015

UC graduates make their mark on Art Show

Fri May 29 2015

LEGO robot making conversation

Tue Jun 02 2015

Model Mayhem for UC Engineering Students

Wed Jun 03 2015

Outstanding achievement for emerging UC artists

Wed Jun 03 2015

The Bee Team win UC international challenge

Wed Jun 03 2015

Top 10 new species discovered

Thu Jun 04 2015

How long ago was the ancestor of everyone?

Mon Jun 08 2015

Canterbury start-ups big recipients of innovation funding

Tue Jun 09 2015

University announces partnership

Fri Jun 12 2015

UC smartphone research a potential boost for sport

Mon Jun 15 2015

UC living-learning adventure for Auckland students

Wed Jun 17 2015

New head of UC School of Māori and Indigenous Studies

Thu Jun 18 2015

UC researcher takes top prize at 2015 KiwiNet Awards

Thu Jun 18 2015

Theft of Chemicals from University of Canterbury

Fri Jun 19 2015

Can nutrients treat mental illness?

Mon Jun 22 2015

Antarctic orcas are South Pacific commuters

Fri Jun 26 2015

Students’ couch burning leads to international showcase

Tue Jun 30 2015

Four University of Canterbury students win Todd Awards

Wed Jul 01 2015

Awards for Canterbury power research

Fri Jul 03 2015

UC awards 2015 Research Medal

Fri Jul 03 2015

Do head offices kill innovation?

Mon Jul 06 2015

UC athletes competing at World University Games

Mon Jul 06 2015

UC alumni Paris bound for UN climate change conference

Tue Jul 07 2015

Honorary doctorates for black hole mathematician

Wed Jul 08 2015

Canterbury ‘Bee Team’ helps typhoon victims in Philippines

Mon Jul 13 2015

Deal signed with manufacturer of energy efficient motors

Mon Jul 13 2015

Positive thoughts potentially dangerous

Tue Jul 14 2015

Lecture on collaboration between engineers and architects

Wed Jul 15 2015

Facial scrubs threaten health and environment

Mon Jul 20 2015

Mosquito terminators and vampire spiders are our friends

Mon Jul 20 2015

Canterbury academics to lead new Swiss Turing Centre

Tue Jul 21 2015

UC student in research with world-leading android designer

Wed Jul 22 2015

Children with autism needed for sleep research

Thu Jul 23 2015

Prize for Canterbury student’s drone innovation

Fri Jul 24 2015

Canterbury leads the way with innovative University Council

Wed Jul 29 2015

UC sells stake in earthquake solutions venture

Wed Jul 29 2015

Canterbury student becomes World Champion in Chinese

Wed Aug 05 2015

Arts education can boost Kiwi economy

Mon Aug 10 2015

Two tertiary teaching awards for Canterbury

Wed Aug 12 2015

Fulbright scholarship takes Canterbury student to Florida

Thu Aug 13 2015

Earthquake book to be launched at Film Festival

Fri Aug 14 2015

Canterbury student to present brain research in Italy

Wed Aug 19 2015

Life of Canterbury cricket’s founding fathers revealed

Wed Aug 19 2015

Students’ renewable energy designs assist Tonga

Fri Aug 21 2015

Samoan student celebration in Christchurch

Mon Aug 24 2015

What If... Computers Could Save Lives?

Mon Aug 24 2015

University of Canterbury (UC) announces half-year result

Wed Aug 26 2015

University of Canterbury launches Earthquake Scholarships

Wed Sep 02 2015

UC media training wins international innovation award

Mon Sep 07 2015

UC Professor Julia Rucklidge presented with the Ballin Award

Mon Sep 07 2015

UC names College of Engineering building after John Britten

Thu Sep 10 2015

University of Canterbury improves QS ranking

Tue Sep 15 2015

Academic’s brainpower creates new income stream

Thu Sep 17 2015

MBIE funds UC researchers’ ideas for over $3 million

Tue Sep 22 2015

Discovery of extraterrestrial life expected before 2040

Mon Sep 28 2015

Two UC composers win Douglas Lilburn tribute competition

Mon Sep 28 2015

‘Criminal gene’ raises legal and moral issues

Wed Sep 30 2015

UC Alumnus helps save historic quake-damaged telscope

Thu Oct 01 2015

Mathematician to receive Innovation Medal

Mon Oct 05 2015

Macmillan Brown Lecture postponed

Tue Oct 27 2015

UC academic to be awarded for earthquake research

Thu Oct 29 2015

UC robots bring hugs and jokes to kids at Big Science Day

Thu Oct 29 2015

University picks an upswing in 2016 local enrolments

Thu Oct 29 2015

UCstudents engaged for 80,000 hours in community service

Wed Nov 04 2015

Frequent falcon flights to prevent problem pigeons

Fri Nov 06 2015

Marsden Fund grants UC researchers over $4 million

Fri Nov 06 2015

UC research could offer NZ potato growers an edge

Mon Nov 09 2015

How can philanthropy contribute to conservation in NZ?

Tue Nov 10 2015

University renews Mt John partnership with Earth & Sky

Tue Nov 10 2015

UC scientists predict Alpine Fault quake to destroy highway

Wed Nov 11 2015

Ex-MP examines ‘The Politics of Education’ in new UC paper

Mon Nov 16 2015

UC Professor wins Science Communicator award

Fri Nov 20 2015

UC Motorsport students take Formula race car to Melbourne

Wed Nov 25 2015

UC appoints new Distinguished Professor

Thu Nov 26 2015

UC funding agreement varied

Thu Nov 26 2015

University re-elects Chancellor and Pro-Chancellor

Mon Nov 30 2015

Henry VIII’s divorce lawyer’s Magna Carta on display at UC

Tue Dec 01 2015

Public invited to farewell UCSA building

Wed Dec 02 2015

Geospatial Science Conference explores real-world solutions

Fri Dec 04 2015

UC establishes new Professorship

Mon Dec 07 2015

First book on the life and work of Olivia Spencer Bower

Tue Dec 08 2015

Two Kiwi greats receive UC Honorary Doctorates

Thu Dec 10 2015

How European technology could help NZ forestry

Fri Dec 11 2015

UC students volunteer in typhoon-hit Philippines

Mon Dec 14 2015

Book encourages culturally responsive educational practices

Tue Dec 15 2015

UC Motorsport students take podium in global race

Tue Dec 15 2015

NZ’s first Bachelor of Criminal Justice graduates

Fri Dec 18 2015

PhD graduate honours his academic legacy

Mon Dec 21 2015

UC buzzes with innovation over summer

Mon Dec 21 2015

New conductor for Christchurch Youth Orchestra

Wed Dec 23 2015

12 tips to help your child love learning

Tue Jan 05 2016

Students take on internships in Thailand

Mon Jan 11 2016

Million dollar prize for black hole breakthrough

Fri Jan 15 2016

Canterbury Fulbright Scholar to study California earthquakes

Thu Jan 21 2016

Scholar investigates future of touch-screen nanotechnology

Fri Jan 22 2016

UC students cycle the length of New Zealand for charity

Wed Jan 27 2016

World spotlight on Canterbury’s ADHD micronutrient research

Thu Jan 28 2016

U.S professors to teach geology, tectonics at Canterbury

Fri Jan 29 2016

Master’s internship gives competitive advantage

Mon Feb 01 2016

UC Innovators winning ideas announced

Fri Feb 05 2016

UC leadership training adopted by Wynyard Group

Thu Feb 11 2016

New windows on the Universe

Sat Feb 13 2016

EQC helps fund UC natural disaster research

Tue Feb 16 2016

International rugby dream beckons Cantabrian

Wed Feb 17 2016

Universities unite in freshwater management research

Wed Feb 17 2016

MBIE funds UC research in international science partnerships

Fri Feb 19 2016

UC academics take up challenge to give children better start

Fri Feb 19 2016

UC professor uses supercomputer to simulate quake shaking

Tue Feb 23 2016

UC Ngai Tahu Research Centre hosts Tribal Economy Conference

Wed Feb 24 2016

UC annual result for 2015

Thu Feb 25 2016

UC graduate takes up art residency in Berlin

Fri Feb 26 2016

Black holes making waves around the Universe

Mon Feb 29 2016

UC student numbers increase 13 per cent for 2016

Wed Mar 02 2016

Human-Robot Interaction Conference in Christchurch

Fri Mar 04 2016

UC academic’s new book on trans-Tasman gold rush

Mon Mar 07 2016

Professor announces UC Education Sports Coach of the Year

Tue Mar 08 2016

UC students help preserve architectural heritage

Fri Mar 11 2016

University of Canterbury students aid in Fiji relief effort

Fri Mar 11 2016

Spotlight on ‘invisible women’ shaping the law

Tue Mar 15 2016

The global refugee crisis and New Zealand’s role

Tue Mar 15 2016

Record interest in Sport Coaching as a career

Wed Mar 16 2016

UC academic writes for UN on sustainable development

Fri Mar 18 2016

UC researchers defy chemistry’s ‘rules of attraction’

Mon Mar 21 2016

QS rankings: UC amongst the world's top universities

Tue Mar 22 2016

UC students win national engineering prize for 10th time

Tue Mar 22 2016

UC earthquake researcher to receive innovation prize in US

Thu Mar 24 2016

Dark Confessions: The Teina Pora case

Wed Mar 30 2016

UC writer in residence questions ‘kiwiness’ and identity

Wed Mar 30 2016

UC academic offers insight into Eddie Jones’ coaching

Fri Apr 01 2016

Study in avoiding "friendly fire"

Mon Apr 04 2016

Canterbury liquefaction research wins international honour

Mon Apr 11 2016

University celebrates major earthquake milestones

Tue Apr 12 2016

Clever Tactix to excel at sport and study at UC

Wed Apr 13 2016

UC academics take inclusive teaching research to US

Thu Apr 14 2016

Why 'mundane' tools are vital for strategic change

Thu Apr 14 2016

Teenagers learn how to electrify their future at UC

Fri Apr 15 2016

UC promotes world-class earthquake engineering research

Fri Apr 15 2016

PhD student seeks spinal cord injury research volunteers

Mon Apr 18 2016

UC Music and Classics move to Arts Centre

Tue Apr 19 2016

UC celebrates a new Engineering Geology lectureship

Thu Apr 21 2016

UC plants historic Gallipoli pine to mark Anzac centenary

Thu Apr 21 2016

New UC institute to build New Zealand’s geospatial future

Tue Apr 26 2016

UC website dedicated to unsung Cantabrians of WWI

Thu Apr 28 2016

UC leads cloud computing use for big data analytics

Mon May 02 2016

UC student finds high levels of microplastics on NZ coasts

Wed May 04 2016

UC Connect public lecture

Thu May 05 2016

Canterbury student wins the 2016 NZSJ Fellowship

Fri May 06 2016

New Zealand-Samoan artist appointed Artist in Residence

Mon May 09 2016

Mathematician Roy Kerr receives University’s highest honour

Tue May 10 2016

‘Spider man’ honoured for arachnology career

Wed May 11 2016

Curiosity on Mars - The Adventures of a Planetary Rover

Thu May 12 2016

Next-generation virtual reality tech for UC students

Thu May 12 2016

UC researchers study how children with autism sleep

Mon May 16 2016

UC Forestry academic wins international award

Tue May 17 2016

What will an Alpine Fault earthquake feel like?

Thu May 19 2016

Have LEGO toys become more violent?

Mon May 23 2016

Historic telescope will return stargazing to city

Fri May 27 2016

NZ literature champion retires after four decades

Fri May 27 2016

Spark Bikes Receive Boost From SIFT

Fri May 27 2016

21 Day Pacific Challenge sends UC students to Niue

Tue May 31 2016

Feeling at home as a Samoan in Canterbury

Tue May 31 2016

Top Science graduate wins France Friendship Fund Scholarship

Thu Jun 02 2016

Gallipoli link to the Armenian genocide - UC historian

Fri Jun 03 2016

What makes the tourism industry more resilient?

Wed Jun 08 2016

Engineering better medical sensor technology in ICU

Thu Jun 09 2016

Can we fix the cough reflex?

Tue Jun 14 2016

UC grows China business connections

Tue Jun 14 2016

Collaboration vital to new Geospatial Research Institute

Wed Jun 15 2016

Virtuoso violinist adds new string to his bow at UC

Mon Jun 20 2016

Kiwi bushrangers’ multiple murders brought to light

Tue Jun 21 2016

Can we rehabilitate Canterbury’s problem waterways?

Wed Jun 22 2016

Synaesthetes taste sound, hear colour

Wed Jun 22 2016

Finding sustainable solutions for NZ forestry at UC

Mon Jun 27 2016

Fulbright Science and Innovation Graduate Awards winners

Tue Jun 28 2016

UC students recognised at inaugural Youth Awards

Tue Jun 28 2016

Beyond lie detectors: ‘The brain does not lie’

Wed Jun 29 2016

20th anniversary of World Court anti-nuclear judgment

Thu Jun 30 2016

UC engineer wins KiwiNet emerging innovator award

Fri Jul 01 2016

UC research funded in Deep South Science Challenge

Tue Jul 05 2016

Good vibrations: bolder building solutions

Thu Jul 07 2016

UC tech projects open young minds to science

Thu Jul 07 2016

UC Connect: Feminism and Rape Awareness in New Zealand

Fri Jul 08 2016

UC expert welcomes 'important' digital curriculum

Fri Jul 08 2016

Fellow from Hawaii to teach Te Reo at UC

Tue Jul 12 2016

School students ‘adopt’ a scientist from UC

Wed Jul 13 2016

Lab-on-a-chip unlocks world of possibilities

Thu Jul 14 2016

Clinton vs. Trump and the impact on New Zealand

Thu Jul 21 2016

UC quake research in world-first ‘Ferrari’ overbridge

Mon Jul 25 2016

NZ political scientist to join UN scientific Climate Change

Wed Jul 27 2016

Incompetency and Competency Training in Making Decisions

Thu Jul 28 2016

Māori UC student teacher wins Kupe scholarship

Thu Jul 28 2016

Ancient meets hi-tech as UC 3D-prints antiquities

Wed Aug 03 2016

Exploring off the earth, for the earth

Fri Aug 05 2016

UC marine scientists come to aid of lost Orca calf

Fri Aug 05 2016

UC hits record number of Doctoral students

Mon Aug 08 2016

UC researchers take leaf from nature to catch CO2

Wed Aug 10 2016

UC alumni represent NZ at Rio Olympics 2016

Thu Aug 11 2016

University of Canterbury welcomes new Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Thu Aug 11 2016

Capacity crowds for University public lectures

Mon Aug 15 2016

1950s New Zealand captured in flash fiction

Tue Aug 16 2016

Didymo directly affects freshwater fish: new study

Tue Aug 16 2016

UC researcher closer to her NASA astronaut dream

Mon Aug 22 2016

UC Forestry academic wins international award

Tue Aug 23 2016

Is New Zealand food safe? A toxicologist’s view

Wed Aug 24 2016

A COOL change for learners and communities

Fri Aug 26 2016

New book explores tertiary teaching of Japanese

Tue Aug 30 2016

UC researcher aims to 3D-print synthetic wood

Thu Sep 01 2016

UC welcomes re-opening of Rutherford’s Den

Thu Sep 01 2016

Brexit: a view from afar - law seminar

Mon Sep 05 2016

UC ranked NZ’s most research intensive university

Tue Sep 06 2016

‘EQ f***ing C’ – A Revenge Comedy in the making

Fri Sep 09 2016

UC students organise family wellbeing event

Mon Sep 12 2016

UC student wins scholarship to Cambridge

Wed Sep 14 2016

O le malaga malosi tele - a very strong journey

Thu Sep 15 2016

UC Test Range enabling new drone technology

Fri Sep 16 2016

UC scientists make biomolecular breakthrough

Tue Sep 20 2016

UC Connect lecture: Rob Fyfe - Dare to be Different

Thu Sep 22 2016

Restoring the world’s first recorded computer music

Mon Sep 26 2016

UC PhD student takes on land speed record again

Mon Sep 26 2016

Schools students test quake resilient design at UC

Tue Sep 27 2016

UC researchers awarded $5 million for smart ideas

Wed Sep 28 2016

Lectures focus on Māori experience of trauma

Thu Sep 29 2016

NZ school rugby teaching lacks character and values

Fri Sep 30 2016

Canterbury earthquake engineers win international honour

Tue Oct 04 2016

UC in NZ’s first autonomous e-vehicle trial

Tue Oct 04 2016

Rewriting Judgments: Feminism in Action

Fri Oct 07 2016

NZ’s aspiring astronaut returns from NASA inspired

Mon Oct 10 2016

Cochlear scholarship winner aims to fight injustice

Tue Oct 11 2016

Cricket researcher makes game-changing app

Wed Oct 12 2016

Hunting the elusive neutrino in Antarctica

Wed Oct 12 2016

Director General explores the Pacific’s future

Thu Oct 13 2016

Students explore 30 years of Homosexual Law Reform

Thu Oct 13 2016

New book explores NZ crime, law and justice

Mon Oct 17 2016

New book - New Zealand’s Rivers: An environmental history

Tue Oct 18 2016

UC academic wins award for forestry research

Wed Oct 19 2016

Sustainable agriculture — getting more for less

Fri Oct 21 2016

Protection against unfair competition focus of new book

Wed Oct 26 2016

New pathway to teaching

Fri Oct 28 2016

University of Canterbury snares 10% of Marsden Funding

Thu Nov 03 2016

1960s crèche founders pioneered campus childcare

Wed Nov 09 2016

Award-winning US percussionist to join UC Music

Tue Nov 15 2016

UC experts in unified response to quake

Thu Nov 17 2016

‘Masters of Disaster’ to study resilience in Japan

Fri Nov 18 2016

Tsunami threat real in 7.8 quake and aftershocks

Fri Nov 18 2016

UC Honorary Doctorate for NZ author-artist

Mon Nov 21 2016

UC geologists survey fault traces, rescue lamb

Tue Nov 22 2016

UC Māori research group wins excellence award

Tue Nov 22 2016

UC academic awarded for biomolecular imaging work

Thu Nov 24 2016

UC Pro-Vice-Chancellor wins geospatial award

Fri Nov 25 2016

Student entrepreneur crowdfunds yak-wool clothing

Mon Nov 28 2016

UC student wins PM’s Pacific Youth leadership award

Thu Dec 01 2016

Starter for 10: UC aims to retake University Challenge

Mon Dec 05 2016

Teaching graduate’s photo predicts her future

Fri Dec 09 2016

Becoming the best version of yourself at UC

Tue Dec 13 2016

Professing a life-long love of learning

Thu Dec 15 2016

UC Motorsport team in electric race car first

Thu Dec 15 2016

UC scientist bugs out for Te Papa exhibition

Mon Dec 19 2016

UC experts’ uplifting news for Kaikōura reefs

Wed Dec 21 2016

McConnell family engineers the future at UC

Wed Jan 11 2017

UC research influences Government’s microbead ban

Mon Jan 16 2017

Reading New Zealand Poetry around the world

Thu Jan 19 2017

UC takes top spot in University Challenge

Mon Jan 23 2017

Creative opportunity for Pacific artists

Wed Jan 25 2017

How can we live well on a finite planet?

Fri Feb 03 2017

Icetronauts use old bird to measure Antarctic ice

Wed Feb 08 2017

Drone swarm to locate people post-disaster

Thu Feb 09 2017

From didymo and drones to 3D, VR and yaks

Fri Feb 10 2017

UC Pacific academic wins Fulbright award

Tue Feb 14 2017

UC researchers look into what makes plant communities tick

Wed Feb 15 2017

UC research targets dozens of incurable diseases

Mon Feb 20 2017

UC research: Are we all intuitive maths geniuses?

Tue Feb 21 2017

UC academic to write Global Warming Special Report for UN

Wed Feb 22 2017

UC physicists take a (nano)chip off the old block

Wed Feb 22 2017

UC marine scientist named NZ's first Pew Conservation Fellow

Thu Feb 23 2017

UC planet hunters search the galaxy’s centre

Thu Feb 23 2017

Effects of the Kaikoura quakes on coastal marine systems

Fri Feb 24 2017

UC mathematicians get crafty around New Zealand

Wed Mar 01 2017

NZ Fine Arts student features in Venice exhibition

Thu Mar 02 2017

Students take recyclable, electric car to Singapore

Fri Mar 03 2017

3D-design experts to show students imagination is the limit

Thu Mar 09 2017

Learning from recent earthquakes

Fri Mar 10 2017

University of Canterbury student numbers increase for 2017

Fri Mar 10 2017

UC students discover native birds thriving on Ilam campus

Fri Mar 17 2017

UC earthquake researcher receives PM’s science honour

Tue Mar 21 2017

UC Eco-marathon team wins international design award

Tue Mar 21 2017

Beware of Centaurs (and others) Bearing Rocks

Thu Mar 23 2017

Making children proud to be Great KIWI learners

Fri Mar 24 2017

Why matter still matters for digital-age workers

Mon Mar 27 2017

Ground-breaking project to boost Christchurch whitebait

Mon Apr 03 2017

Bioengineering aids recovery for swallowing disorders

Wed Apr 05 2017

UC awards three new honorary doctorates

Mon Apr 10 2017

Canterbury student wins 2017 New Zealand Youth Award

Tue Apr 11 2017

UC Pro-Vice-Chancellor wins international geospatial award

Thu Apr 13 2017

‘Brain fingerprinting’ has crime-solving potential for NZ

Thu Apr 20 2017

University of Canterbury flies high in new partnership

Fri Apr 21 2017

Working together to improve risk assessment

Mon Apr 24 2017

Non-invasive joint implant diagnostics – the missing link

Fri Apr 28 2017

University building a timber-technology first for NZ

Tue May 02 2017

International team wins $2 million research grant

Wed May 03 2017

New student challenge to help Kaikoura

Tue May 09 2017

No, you can’t have a moa - resurrecting extinct species?

Tue May 09 2017

Research led to breakthrough for recovery

Thu May 11 2017

UC Accommodation wins student experience excellence award

Fri May 12 2017

Judgment and gender in New Zealand

Mon May 15 2017

To fall or not to fall: The Science of Rock-climbing

Mon May 22 2017

UC Arts’ opening week draws crowds to Arts Centre

Thu May 25 2017

UC joins the Bio-Protection Research Centre

Tue May 30 2017

Maths Craft 2017 kicks off in Christchurch

Thu Jun 01 2017

Lead author reacts to US Paris Agreement withdrawal

Fri Jun 02 2017

$160,000 for child autism and sleep disruption research

Tue Jun 06 2017

UC student art exhibition returns to Arts Centre

Wed Jun 07 2017

Ex Libris – art for bibliophile

Thu Jun 08 2017

UC academic looks to the future

Mon Jun 12 2017

57 students win PM’s scholarships to Asia

Thu Jun 15 2017

Drought-hit mudfish insight into surviving climate change

Fri Jun 16 2017

Ema Tavola appointed Pacific Studies Artist in Residence

Fri Jun 16 2017

Joint study into Tūtaepatu lagoon water quality research

Wed Jun 21 2017

UC appoints two Ursula Bethell Writers in Residence for 2017

Wed Jun 21 2017

Fulbright New Zealand 2017 grantees include seven from UC

Thu Jun 22 2017

Dr Jane Goodall inspires Canterbury students of all ages

Fri Jun 30 2017

Xero boss Rod Drury named Global Marketer of the Year

Fri Jun 30 2017

Better Start for dyslexic children

Wed Jul 05 2017

University of Canterbury recognised as Fair Trade University

Mon Jul 10 2017

Science, junk science, and how to tell the difference

Thu Jul 13 2017

Two UC student teams win prestigious IT awards

Thu Jul 13 2017

Using milk protein to 3D-imprint muscle and bone cells

Tue Jul 18 2017

UC study aims to improve symptoms of depression and anxiety

Wed Jul 19 2017

Ground broken on new UCSA building Haere-roa

Fri Jul 21 2017

UC Connect public lecture: Marketing mental wellbeing in NZ

Tue Jul 25 2017

New research aims to improve touchscreen use in vehicles

Wed Jul 26 2017

Report on flexible and part-time work in legal profession

Fri Jul 28 2017

Beyond lie detectors: 'The brain does not lie'

Tue Aug 01 2017

Students receive scholarships to Latin America

Tue Aug 01 2017

Sir John Key to receive Honorary Doctorate

Mon Aug 07 2017

Innovative mechanical engineer wins 2017 research medal

Tue Aug 08 2017

John Waller Memorial Scholarships Announced by BNZ & PwC

Tue Aug 08 2017

UC Connect public lecture: More than medals

Tue Aug 08 2017

LawTech Bootcamp aims to break new ground

Wed Aug 09 2017

Native Spider Named after University of Canterbury Academic

Thu Aug 10 2017

Illuminating the Battlefield Memorial Architecture

Mon Aug 14 2017

NZ Team Reaches Global Green Solutions Finals in Paris

Thu Aug 17 2017

Student explores Chatham Islands tsunami risk

Fri Aug 18 2017

UC Connect public lecture: Who speaks for the trees?

Fri Aug 18 2017

UC academic’s new book explores women in horror films

Thu Aug 31 2017

Record numbers of postgraduates

Fri Sep 01 2017

Exhibition: the capricious art and life of Chrystabel Aitken

Mon Sep 04 2017

UC gives Christchurch a unique Oresteia Experience

Tue Sep 05 2017

Researchers head to UK to examine sustainability issues

Tue Sep 12 2017

Indigenous Language Immersion Classes Gain from Partnership

Wed Sep 13 2017

UC academics awarded $10.7m for new research endeavours

Wed Sep 13 2017

New supernova analysis reframes dark energy debate

Thu Sep 14 2017

New Zealand’s Rivers: can we learn from history?

Tue Sep 19 2017

Canterbury disaster response knowledge shared

Thu Sep 21 2017

From ‘likes’ to votes

Thu Sep 21 2017

Students Compete in 48-Hour Challenge to Improve Wellbeing

Thu Sep 21 2017

Increasing China's political influence in NZ

Mon Sep 25 2017

Canterbury’s seismic lessons ripple across the globe

Wed Sep 27 2017

How Product Designers Will Shape the World

Mon Oct 02 2017

UC students’ wellbeing Amble more than All Right

Mon Oct 02 2017

New Trial Proves Micronutrients Effective for Childhood ADHD

Tue Oct 03 2017

UC researcher awarded prestigious Rutherford Fellowship

Thu Oct 05 2017

UC Engineer Wins Royal Society Award for Quake-Safe Building

Wed Oct 11 2017

Sir John Key opens new UC Trading Room

Mon Oct 16 2017

UC students to boost physics in industry in new initiative

Fri Oct 20 2017

UC students win Australasian mechanical engineering contest

Fri Oct 20 2017

Competitive males can adjust sperm speed

Tue Oct 24 2017

Researchers urge caution using Red Zone for food production

Tue Oct 24 2017

UC Antarctic researcher wins Winston Churchill Fellowship

Tue Oct 24 2017

Kiwi author Kickstarts fantasy novel

Thu Oct 26 2017

UC academic' international award for Comp Sci Education

Thu Nov 02 2017

UC academics excel in Marsden Funding

Thu Nov 02 2017

Summer on Ice Exploring the Secret Lives of Killer Whales

Fri Nov 10 2017

The Bakhshali Manuscript: the World's Oldest ‘True’ Zero?

Fri Nov 10 2017

Whales, dolphins and porpoises sleep with half a brain

Fri Nov 10 2017

Professor Rick Millane elected as Fellow of Royal Society

Thu Nov 16 2017

New research finds herbicides cause antibiotic resistance

Mon Nov 20 2017

UC academic wins national Māori education award

Mon Nov 20 2017

UC software engineering student heads to South Korea

Tue Nov 21 2017

Critical essays shine light on Len Lye in new book

Wed Nov 22 2017

First Pasifika researcher to win education award

Thu Nov 23 2017

UC alumni are changing the world, one face at a time

Fri Nov 24 2017

Archaeology and the discovery of lost civilisations

Tue Nov 28 2017

Criminal Justice book launch with expert panel discussion

Fri Dec 01 2017

UC CAREX team wins freshwater conservation award

Fri Dec 01 2017

Behind the scenes of Chinese art and its role in diplomacy

Mon Dec 04 2017

UC Student Develops Revolutionary Polarised Contact Lenses

Wed Dec 06 2017

New NZ law book shows how to judge like a feminist

Thu Dec 07 2017

December graduation for 1300 Canterbury students

Mon Dec 11 2017

UC professor wins prestigious statistics award

Wed Dec 13 2017

UC projects aim to inspire youth

Wed Dec 13 2017

New Book Explores History of Magna Carta in New Zealand

Thu Dec 14 2017

New discovery finds starving white dwarfs are binge eaters

Thu Dec 14 2017

UC students win Engineers Without Borders innovation award

Sat Dec 16 2017

Recreating Christmas Carols from Alan Turing's Computer

Mon Dec 18 2017

UC students vie for 2018 Young NZer of the Year award

Wed Jan 03 2018

UC to bring 600-year-old treasure to the world

Wed Jan 03 2018

New nitrate detection tech could save waterways

Thu Jan 04 2018

New NZ research proves LEGO is more complex

Fri Jan 05 2018

New Year Honours for UC alumni

Fri Jan 05 2018

NZ academics create game-changing 3D-printed heat exchangers

Fri Jan 05 2018

UC researchers save health sector millions with stroke rehab

Wed Jan 10 2018

UC biotechnologist creates new biodegradable crop coating

Mon Jan 15 2018

UC Connect public lecture: Getting to Mars

Mon Jan 22 2018

UC Engineers develop in-situ damage detection for steel

Wed Jan 24 2018

NZ research detects jet from young star outside our galaxy

Thu Jan 25 2018

UC leads carbon crusade

Fri Jan 26 2018

UC quake experts gain EQC funding for research

Thu Feb 01 2018

Canterbury Professor named new Chief Science Adviser

Fri Feb 02 2018

UC physicist creates computer chip that mimics the brain

Mon Feb 12 2018

UC student-entrepreneur Summer Startup winners announced

Mon Feb 12 2018

Scientists trial first multimedia whale trap in the Ross Sea

Wed Feb 14 2018

First NZer elected to international bioinformatics society

Thu Feb 15 2018

UC launches QuakeStudies 2.0

Tue Feb 20 2018

Students create world-first 3D-printed titanium engine

Fri Feb 23 2018

UC Connect Public Lecture: Horror for the Faint-Hearted

Mon Feb 26 2018

UC student numbers increase for 2018

Thu Mar 01 2018

Antimicrobial research receives Gold status again

Fri Mar 02 2018

From UC to Helsinki: attending digital lectures in Finland

Mon Mar 05 2018

Reimagining sexuality and relationships education

Thu Mar 08 2018

Robots and racism research

Thu Mar 08 2018

Fire on the University of Canterbury Dovedale campus

Sat Mar 10 2018

UC Eco-Marathon Team Wins the Innovation Award at Singapore

Fri Mar 16 2018

UC officially opens new School of Product Design

Fri Mar 23 2018

UC resurgence to exceed pre-quake levels

Wed Mar 28 2018

Urbanisation and climate change may increase mosquitoes

Thu Mar 29 2018

Kiwi scientists revolutionising x-ray scanning technology

Thu Apr 05 2018

UC PhD student to work on UN Sustainable Development Goals

Thu Apr 05 2018

NZ’s first graduates in Global Humanitarian Engineering

Wed Apr 18 2018

The moa ecology paradox

Wed Apr 18 2018

University of Canterbury partners with Chinese university

Fri Apr 20 2018

NZ academic named among the world’s Top 40

Tue Apr 24 2018

UC hosts Women in Finance panel discussion

Fri Apr 27 2018

UC Connect: To swim or not to swim? That is the question…

Wed May 02 2018

New exhibition – Beyond the Grave: Death in Ancient Times

Wed May 09 2018

Smart software sniffs sick strain of Salmonella

Thu May 10 2018

UC scientists invited on major Antarctic expedition

Mon May 14 2018

UC showcases innovative research which is good for the world

Thu May 17 2018

UC researchers invent Storminator™ weapon

Mon May 21 2018

Intermittent rivers affect global CO2 emissions

Tue May 22 2018

The Little Guy’s Guide to Making a Difference

Fri May 25 2018

UC scientist developing infinitely rechargeable batteries

Wed May 30 2018

Grant to research pivotal female NZ Classics scholar

Fri Jun 01 2018

2018 Teaching Medal goes to scientist Professor Jon Harding

Tue Jun 05 2018

UC Scientists Use Haybales to Protect Whitebait Spawning

Thu Jun 07 2018

University of Canterbury appoints new Vice-Chancellor

Mon Jun 11 2018

What’s the best way to deal with RMA rule-breakers?

Thu Jun 14 2018

Name that pest – Using AI to rapidly ID pest species

Mon Jun 18 2018

Canterbury’s long Chemistry history celebrated

Tue Jun 19 2018

Surging interest in University of Canterbury Open Day

Tue Jun 19 2018

Researcher examines link between viruses and breast cancer

Wed Jun 20 2018

Crafty maths – Maths Craft Day returns to Christchurch

Tue Jun 26 2018

Award-winning Little Yellow Bird founder flies home

Wed Jun 27 2018

Canterbury student designs new 3D-printed water filter

Thu Jun 28 2018

UC strengthens ties with India’s leading schools

Tue Jul 03 2018

Is economic development easier now than 50 years ago?

Wed Jul 04 2018

Shrinking rivers affect fish populations – new research

Thu Jul 05 2018

Revealing the Mysteries of the Canterbury Roll

Mon Jul 09 2018

Bicultural competence at heart of new degree

Fri Jul 13 2018

Literacy is a human right

Tue Jul 17 2018

Public lecture: Discovering New Particles

Mon Jul 23 2018

Quake lessons for preventing teacher burnout

Mon Jul 23 2018

UC research aims to improve rocket launches

Tue Jul 24 2018

CUP book design made of the write stuff

Fri Jul 27 2018

Syrian crisis and chemical weapons

Mon Jul 30 2018

World-leading electrical engineer wins UC Research Medal

Mon Jul 30 2018

Ancient afterlife after dark Classics talk and museum tour

Tue Aug 07 2018

Anxiety study participants sought

Wed Aug 08 2018

New book highlights endurance athletes’ tough life choices

Mon Aug 20 2018

New city library’s quake resilience

Tue Aug 28 2018

Nicky Hager public lecture

Tue Sep 11 2018

Law without lawyers: does legal education have a future?

Wed Sep 12 2018

UC Councillor, Fellow and Alumna named US Ambassador

Fri Sep 14 2018

UC Marketing academic honoured in national teaching awards

Fri Sep 14 2018

UC Connect public lecture: New Zealand’s place

Tue Sep 18 2018

Cultural amnesia – the price of lost perspectives in NZ

Mon Sep 24 2018

Does New Zealand law legitimise organised crime?

Wed Sep 26 2018

Vitamins may help smokers quit – new research

Thu Sep 27 2018

UC scientists mix technology, art and roleplay

Fri Sep 28 2018

UC students show it’s All Right to look after yourself

Mon Oct 01 2018

Revolutionary 3D colour X-ray for medicine

Wed Oct 03 2018

Have prehistoric eruptions being lying about their age?

Mon Oct 08 2018

IPCC report ‘end of magical thinking’ about climate change

Mon Oct 08 2018

Black Flu: Why should we remember 1918 influenza pandemic?

Fri Oct 12 2018

New study links common herbicides and antibiotic resistance

Fri Oct 12 2018

UC Commerce student chosen as Blake Antarctic Ambassador

Wed Oct 17 2018

World-leading Canterbury physicist wins Innovation Medal

Fri Oct 19 2018

UC aims to cut carbon footprint by 45%

Thu Oct 25 2018

UC Library building wins excellence award

Thu Oct 25 2018

Canterbury students engineering better health in Africa

Fri Oct 26 2018

UC Churchill Fellow to investigate deaf education

Mon Oct 29 2018

New book offers unique insight into New Zealand philosopher

Mon Nov 12 2018

Student Volunteer Army to reconnect with Parkland students

Wed Nov 14 2018

Top structural engineering lecturer steps down

Thu Nov 15 2018

University of Canterbury honorary doctorate for alumna

Mon Nov 19 2018

Christchurch lawyer elected new Chancellor

Thu Nov 29 2018

UC Motorsport race cars impress at international contest

Mon Dec 10 2018

Illuminating and commemorating WWI for the modern era

Wed Dec 12 2018

University creates first lava flow in Christchurch

Thu Dec 13 2018

Māori and Indigenous Leadership to graduate

Tue Dec 18 2018

New UC study finds minimal risk for Māori consuming eel

Fri Feb 01 2019

After 10,000+ quakes, how do we help our tamariki?

Tue Feb 05 2019

Witnessing the world revolution of running

Fri Feb 08 2019

Physical activity environment and obesity risk

Tue Feb 12 2019

Is ‘sex ed’ failing the #metoo generation?

Fri Feb 22 2019

High profile US peace and climate expert visit today

Mon Feb 25 2019

New era dawns at UC

Wed Feb 27 2019

Marine heatwaves threaten global biodiversity

Tue Mar 05 2019

UC booming with students and building for the future

Tue Mar 05 2019

Harvard child health expert returns to roots at UC

Wed Mar 06 2019

Prime Minister awards inaugural Forestry Scholarships at UC

Thu Mar 07 2019

Women lead UC into the future

Fri Mar 08 2019

Exploring nutrition’s role in mental health – UC public talk

Tue Mar 12 2019

Canterbury researcher’s liquefaction work wins top US award

Tue Mar 26 2019

Lie back and imagine dining Roman-style at the Teece Museum

Wed Apr 03 2019

A woman’s best friend – dogs and domestic violence

Thu Apr 04 2019

Professor Roy Kerr’s black hole theory proven right

Thu Apr 11 2019

Gifted editor and publisher to receive honorary doctorate

Mon Apr 15 2019

UC produces top research despite earthquake challenges

Tue Apr 30 2019

Fatal flaws: the collapse of Morandi Bridge

Thu May 02 2019

UC Aerospace rocketeers take on Australia

Thu May 02 2019

UC welcomes new government investment in teachers

Thu May 02 2019

Music, but not as you know it

Fri May 03 2019

Free public lecture – Inspired by Nature: Engineering as Art

Mon May 06 2019

International researchers visit NZ to study earthquakes

Thu May 09 2019

UC innovation that is good for the world

Thu May 09 2019

Embrace gene editing, says UC’s newest Professor Emerita

Mon May 13 2019

Storminator takes out Innovation Award

Mon May 13 2019

UC hosts first NZ Wikipedian in Residence

Mon May 13 2019

Four UC scientists honoured on NZ Space Pioneers stamps

Mon May 20 2019

Lure of The Ice entices bright young researchers

Tue May 21 2019

Dawn of the Wellbeing Budget – revolution or facade?

Fri May 24 2019

UC academic elected international music society president

Mon May 27 2019

UC’s new Artist in Residence defies convention

Wed May 29 2019

Free talk – Ethnomathematics in oral tradition societies

Tue Jun 04 2019

Talking to adults helps build young brains

Wed Jun 05 2019

UC fire engineers warmly welcome new FENZ facility

Thu Jun 06 2019

Free public talk: In bed with the Romans (R18)

Thu Jun 13 2019

Three UC graduates win Fulbright scholarships to study in US

Mon Jun 17 2019

UC ecologist leads urgent global call to save rivers

Wed Jun 19 2019

EU Security Union Commissioner on hate crime, terrorism

Thu Jun 20 2019

Education Minister to open award-winning new UC building

Mon Jun 24 2019

Funding for UC research into improving Pacific health

Wed Jun 26 2019

Towards a clean, green Aotearoa

Thu Jun 27 2019

Biodegradable coating to help achieve food security

Mon Jul 01 2019

Kaimangatanga – Māori perspectives on plant-based kai

Tue Jul 02 2019

Art photographer’s journey from Berlin to Christchurch

Wed Jul 03 2019

Leading the world in shellfish farming innovation

Thu Jul 04 2019

Turning food waste into bioplastics

Thu Jul 04 2019

Blockchain benefits sustainable food protection

Fri Jul 05 2019

Sustainability important to international tourists

Mon Jul 08 2019

Nature inspires research for award-winning professor

Tue Jul 09 2019

UC’s soccer robots only NZ team to qualify in RoboCup

Wed Jul 10 2019

SOFIA: Science from the Stratosphere – UC public talk

Thu Jul 11 2019

UC reflects on the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing

Mon Jul 15 2019

Award-winning research paper links birthdate with NCEA resul

Tue Jul 16 2019

New tree restoration role at UC

Wed Jul 17 2019

Slow judgements vs correct judgements – lessons from Oz

Fri Jul 19 2019

Silicon Valley and the pursuit of immortality

Mon Jul 22 2019

Canterbury students officially open new home and theatre

Thu Aug 01 2019

Women on the cutting edge of engineering

Thu Aug 01 2019

Insulin technology will provide better diabetes care

Tue Aug 06 2019

White and antiracist – stories of backlash from the US

Thu Aug 08 2019

Children of opioid-dependent mothers have complex needs

Thu Aug 15 2019

Fellow poets’ new work on show at UC

Thu Aug 15 2019

UC investing $2.6m in cutting edge research equipment

Tue Aug 27 2019

Weka bring hidden benefits to New Zealand forests

Wed Aug 28 2019

Early literacy success is critical to children’s wellbeing

Fri Aug 30 2019

Child ADHD study shows longer term micronutrient benefits

Tue Sep 03 2019

Data sets and counter-insurgency: summer school in Chicago

Tue Sep 03 2019

UC recognises the School Strike 4 Climate NZ

Tue Sep 03 2019

New data analysis proves: Science is sexist

Wed Sep 04 2019

UC Sport Coaching tutor named NZ U23 basketball coach

Thu Sep 05 2019

Science and Religion: are they compatible?

Fri Sep 06 2019

UC students optimise Chch Airport’s parking

Fri Sep 06 2019

Wit and eroticism of the Greek Symposium, revealed

Mon Sep 09 2019

Cutting-edge percussion strides into the spotlight

Tue Sep 10 2019

Solutions to Online Hate weekend brings experts together

Tue Sep 17 2019

UC Engineering excels with $11.8m MBIE Endeavour Funding

Tue Sep 17 2019

Under pressure: how young people cope with anxiety

Wed Sep 18 2019

Social entrepreneurship takes centre stage in Chch

Thu Sep 19 2019

Kupe scholar’s principal goal a step closer

Fri Sep 20 2019

Inspiring students to change the world

Tue Sep 24 2019

Languages open more doors in increasingly globalised world

Wed Sep 25 2019

Summer at Colin McCahon’s House for UC academic

Tue Oct 01 2019

Activists and academics intersect at Sustainability Awards

Wed Oct 02 2019

Artemis: The Future of Deep Space Exploration

Wed Oct 02 2019

UC doctoral student takes three minute thesis to Brisbane

Wed Oct 02 2019

Canterbury student heads to Chile, Antarctica

Thu Oct 03 2019

$85k in prizes awarded to entrepreneurial students

Fri Oct 04 2019

1950s divas and old maids at UC Music concert

Tue Oct 08 2019

Canterbury’s classics heroes revealed

Thu Oct 10 2019

Explosive free public lecture: Essential elements

Mon Oct 14 2019

New agile MBA targets leaders of 4th Industrial Revolution

Wed Oct 16 2019

UC professor wins award for carbon forestry research

Wed Oct 16 2019

UC researchers respond to disturbing nutrition report

Thu Oct 17 2019

Colour and spectacle: UC’s Gamelan Ensemble performs tonight

Fri Oct 25 2019

Professor Emerita Paula Jameson awarded 2019 Marsden Medal

Tue Oct 29 2019

Award winning "sensei" connects Japanese students globally

Wed Oct 30 2019

UC glaciologist wins national tertiary teaching award

Thu Oct 31 2019

How to engineer a zero-carbon future

Fri Nov 01 2019

Peace campaigners donate collection to UC archives

Fri Nov 01 2019

FromBake-offto take-off: UC student goes to ‘Mars’

Mon Nov 04 2019

Parents: don’t be scared to talk about sexuality

Tue Nov 05 2019

UC education innovators make global awards shortlist

Tue Nov 05 2019

UC gains $6.5m funds

Wed Nov 06 2019

Marketing for a stronger community

Thu Nov 07 2019

New UC research into children born to mothers on methadone

Thu Nov 07 2019

Without Paris Accord, emperor penguins are in dire straits

Fri Nov 08 2019

ILAM 2019 opens Ilam School of Arts to the public

Tue Nov 12 2019

Scientist funded to fire biochemistry experiments into space

Tue Nov 12 2019

QuakeBox Take 2

Wed Nov 13 2019

Two UC researchers awarded Rutherford Foundation Fellowships

Thu Nov 14 2019

How to balance work and family and save democracy

Wed Nov 20 2019

UC students engineer medical solutions in Tonga

Wed Nov 20 2019

Royal Society elects first female political scientist

Thu Nov 21 2019

UC academics recognised in Highly Cited Researchers list

Fri Nov 22 2019

'Straight A' student recognised with prestigious scholarship

Mon Nov 25 2019

Political scientists lead post 15 March conversations

Tue Nov 26 2019

What the future looks like for Māori academics

Thu Nov 28 2019

NZ business leader in plant-based medicine earns PhD

Wed Dec 04 2019

e-learning expert says we still have a way to go

Fri Dec 06 2019

UC academics bring Food for Thought to Riverside Market

Fri Dec 06 2019

Custom-built electric race car brings international success

Thu Dec 12 2019

Seven UC students and grads to learn how Asia does business

Thu Dec 12 2019

Adventurous career for prize-winning UC student

Mon Dec 16 2019

Renewable energy skills from Canterbury to benefit Bhutan

Tue Dec 17 2019

UC New Year resolution for greater connection with Ōtautahi

Tue Dec 17 2019

Tackling the global challenge of physical inactivity

Wed Dec 18 2019

NZ Education at pivotal moment of change - academics respond

Thu Dec 19 2019

When a hobby becomes life changing

Tue Jan 14 2020

Funding boost for UC research on airborne microplastics

Wed Jan 15 2020

Brainwave activity that reveals knowledge of crime

Thu Jan 16 2020

UC and Lincoln University collaborate to deliver health

Wed Jan 22 2020

Recycling breakthrough set to save environment from acid

Thu Jan 30 2020

Scanning the brain to understand stuttering

Sun Feb 02 2020

UC study supports use of nutrients in treatment of PMS

Mon Feb 10 2020

Climate Change Throws Tree Seeding Out Of Sync – New Study

Tue Feb 11 2020

Early Environmentalists Had More Chance Of Success

Thu Feb 13 2020

UC Connect Public Talk: A Cross-examination Of Rape Myths

Thu Feb 20 2020

Research Facilitates Positive Change For ‘brutal Old Days’ Of Rape Trials

Wed Feb 26 2020

UC Commits To Gender Pay Parity Research And Action

Thu Mar 05 2020

UC Connect Public Lecture: Ableism – Same Struggle, Different Differences

Fri Mar 06 2020

More Support Needed For Children Born Very Pre-term

Mon Mar 09 2020

UC Leads Research Into Support For Health Workers Post-15 March Attacks

Fri Mar 13 2020

Surprising Public Perceptions Of Surrogacy Influencing Law Change

Mon Mar 16 2020

How To ‘lead With’ In A Fast-changing World

Fri Mar 20 2020

UC Student Event Planners Innovate In Time Of Change

Thu Apr 02 2020

Can Contact Tracing Apps Save Us From COVID-19?

Tue Apr 07 2020

Astronomers Discover The Science Behind Star Bursts That Light Up The Sky

Thu Apr 23 2020

University Of Canterbury Invention Could ‘beam Up’ Faster 3D Printing

Thu Apr 30 2020

UC Engineers Aid Development Of Thermal Imaging Cameras To Spot COVID-19 Symptoms

Fri May 01 2020

UC Discovery Could Help Monitor Inflammation In Heart Disease And SARS-like Diseases

Mon May 04 2020

New Fast-track To Professional Engineering Degree For Ex-pilots, Technicians

Tue May 05 2020

Environmental And Ecological Research To Benefit From Generous Bequest To UC

Thu May 07 2020

UC student beats communication barriers with filmmaking

Thu May 07 2020

NZ Researchers Lead New International Book On Human-Robot Interaction

Fri May 08 2020

NZ Planet-hunters Discover New ‘one In A Million’ Super-Earth

Mon May 11 2020

UC Launches FutureU $7500 Grants For Businesses, Employees Affected By COVID-19

Mon May 11 2020

Lockdown Study Sheds Light On Pasifika Achievement In Education

Tue May 12 2020

Mimicking Nature’s Best Medicine Opens Door To New Treatments

Wed May 13 2020

Innovations In Teaching Overcome Lockdown Challenges

Thu May 14 2020

New Learn-to-read Series Supports Learning At Home After Lockdown

Fri May 15 2020

UC Connect Public Talk - Interstellar Worlds: Tiny Arrivals From Other Stars | Dr Michele Bannister

Fri May 15 2020

New Science Podcast Launches Out Of Lockdown

Mon May 18 2020

Digital Doctors’ HealthPod Puts Healthcare In The Community #entrepreneurship #health

Tue May 19 2020

New UC Technology Doubling Ventilator Capacity Could Save Thousands Of Covid-19 Patients

Wed May 20 2020

Scholarships Open Up World Of Possibilities For Canterbury Graduates

Tue Jun 02 2020

UC artist-in-residence to examine museum’s Pacific taonga

Thu Jun 04 2020

Unravelling The Biomolecular Secrets Of Bacteria

Thu Jun 11 2020

Happy 147th Birthday, University Of Canterbury

Tue Jun 16 2020

New Strategies Needed For Marketing In The New Normal

Tue Jun 16 2020

ACE System Supports Success Of All First-year Students At UC

Thu Jun 18 2020

New Discovery Tracking Humpback Whale Migration From Space

Tue Jun 23 2020

Human Impact Throws Tree Seeding Out Of Sync – New Study

Wed Jun 24 2020

Hidden In Plain Sight – Discovering UC’s Unseen Artefacts

Fri Jun 26 2020

Reserve Bank Walks The Post-COVID Tightrope

Mon Jun 29 2020

UC Sponsors Young New Zealander Of The Year Award

Mon Jun 29 2020

$1.2m Funding Boost For Parkinson's Disease Study

Tue Jun 30 2020

Water Fluoridation Saves Poorest Children From Hospitalisation

Wed Jul 01 2020

Corporate governance: ruled by code not a CEO

Thu Jul 02 2020

Global Study Examines Individual Responses To Covid-19

Mon Jul 06 2020

Canterbury Earthquake Resources Find A Permanent Home

Tue Jul 07 2020

Researchers Survey Food Banks As Pandemic Bites

Thu Jul 09 2020

Kim Lowe’s Brushwork Comes Full Circle

Thu Jul 16 2020

Serious Gaming – Using Applied Immersive Games For Education, Work And Wonder

Tue Jul 21 2020

Aotearoa Rockstars Bringing Te Reo To West Christchurch

Wed Jul 22 2020

Hayward Joins Prestigious Team Of 30 To Write Global Climate Report

Thu Jul 23 2020

University Of Canterbury Embraces Music For Gaming

Thu Jul 23 2020

Behrouz Boochani To Become Research Fellow At UC

Fri Jul 24 2020

UC Researchers Ask: Is Robot Abuse Immoral?

Mon Jul 27 2020

Cloud Data A Silver Lining For Climate Change Predictions

Tue Jul 28 2020

WiE CAN: Engineer A Career

Tue Jul 28 2020

The Perfect Gift For A Violinist

Fri Aug 07 2020

Data Challenge Sums Up UC’s Business Leadership Talent

Mon Aug 10 2020

UC Connect: Earthquakes + Innovation = Resilience

Mon Aug 10 2020

Tweets And Web Data Help Track Languages Around The Globe

Tue Aug 11 2020

National Excellence Award For Passionate Teacher Of Te Reo Māori In Teacher Education

Thu Aug 13 2020

UC scientists study climate impacts on Antarctic seals

Thu Aug 13 2020

Language For Life: Funding For New Early Literary Assessment Tool

Mon Aug 17 2020

Start Your UC MBA This September With A FutureU Study Grant

Mon Aug 17 2020

Children’s Bullying Behaviour Impacts Teacher And Parent Wellbeing

Mon Aug 24 2020

Science On Display: 'Art-on-a-Chip'

Wed Aug 26 2020

Bringing The World Of Science To New Zealand’s Future Scientists

Mon Aug 31 2020

University Of Canterbury In World-first Partnership With Smart Cities Council

Tue Sep 01 2020

Congratulations To Our 2020 Teaching Award Winners

Mon Sep 07 2020

New Science Scholarship A Pathway For Future Māori And Pasifika Academics

Wed Sep 09 2020

Warning Given On Security Of E-voting Systems

Wed Sep 09 2020

Funding Boost For Native Tree Restoration Project

Tue Sep 15 2020

MBIE Funds $13m UC Research To Future-proof NZ Electrical Grid

Wed Sep 16 2020

‘Eco Worm Tax’ A Winning Plan For UC Student

Thu Sep 17 2020

Incomes And Location Affect Childhood Vaccination In NZ

Tue Sep 22 2020

Ōtautahi Christchurch Universities Rally Aotearoa New Zealand Behind Roadmap To Sustainability

Fri Sep 25 2020

A Sustainable New Solution For Ageing, Corroding Infrastructure

Tue Sep 29 2020

UC Student President Among Women Of Influence Award Finalists

Tue Sep 29 2020

UC Computer Science Expert Wins Prestigious Teaching Medal

Wed Sep 30 2020

Could An Autonomous Vehicle Harm You?

Thu Oct 01 2020

Bridging The Gap Between Remote Sensing And Tree Modelling With Data Science

Fri Oct 02 2020

Canterbury And Canada Combine In Online Indigenous Economics Course

Mon Oct 05 2020

Combining Education, Science And Dance

Thu Oct 08 2020

Seeking New Zealand's Top Student Volunteer

Thu Oct 08 2020

Proglacial Lakes Are Accelerating Glacier Ice Loss

Fri Oct 09 2020

University Of Canterbury Students Raise More Than $1000 To Fight Period Poverty

Fri Oct 09 2020

UC Connect Public Talk: Pandemics, Protests, And Populists: The 2020 Presidential Election

Mon Oct 12 2020

Oceans Policy Needed To Protect $7 Billion Environment - Law Professor

Tue Oct 13 2020

Anti-bullying Attitude Important Every Day – NZ Education Expert

Thu Oct 15 2020

Students Embrace Politics In Countdown To 2020 Election

Thu Oct 15 2020

University Of Canterbury Renews Hosting Rights For Antarctic Headquarters

Thu Oct 15 2020

UC Launches Free Global Online Short Courses

Wed Oct 21 2020

UC Inventors Win Big At NZ’s First HealthTech Innovation Challenge

Fri Oct 23 2020

Ngāi Tahu Treaty Settlement Subject Of New UC Study

Tue Oct 27 2020

A Cosmic Year For UC Astrophysicist

Tue Nov 03 2020

The World Must Fathom ‘Trumpism’ – Whatever The Election Result

Tue Nov 03 2020

Study Shows Change Is Needed To Help Pacific Children Succeed

Wed Nov 04 2020

UC Academics Win HRC Grants For Autism, Child Sleep Problems And Brain Injury Research

Thu Nov 05 2020

Big Hopes For New Model Of Community Transformation

Tue Nov 10 2020

NZSO To Perform Promising Teenage Canterbury Composer’s Work

Tue Nov 10 2020

UC Researchers Awarded $3.85m In Marsden Funding For 5 Groundbreaking Projects

Wed Nov 11 2020

NZ Researchers Help World To Breathe Free Amid Covid-19 Resurgence

Mon Nov 16 2020

South Island’s New Youth Work Qualification Meets Sector Wishlist

Mon Nov 16 2020

One In 10 Parents Experienced Severe Burnout In Lockdown, Study Finds

Wed Nov 18 2020

New Canterbury Postgrad School Could Hold The Key To Food Sustainability

Thu Nov 19 2020

UC Engineer Spearheads $3m Next-gen Tech Project To Clean NZ Water

Thu Nov 19 2020

New CBT Degrees To Help Address Inequality In New Zealand

Mon Nov 23 2020

Helping Children Read And Succeed Earns Top Award For UC Researcher

Wed Nov 25 2020

Sustainable Burials – Is Water Cremation The Answer?

Thu Nov 26 2020

UC Mentoring Provides A Springboard For Linwood College Students

Thu Nov 26 2020

Challenge To Accelerate Innovation In The Food, Fibre And Agritech Sector

Mon Nov 30 2020

New Music Festival Celebrates Inspirations And Challenges Of Lockdown

Mon Nov 30 2020

Rutherford Fellowship Supports Study Into Avalanche Dynamics

Wed Dec 02 2020

Top Freshwater Scientist Named As UC’s 2020 Emerging Career Researcher

Thu Dec 10 2020

Record Number Of Canterbury Students Gear Up To Graduate

Fri Dec 11 2020

Tertiary education meets social activism

Fri Dec 11 2020

Leading Publisher On NZ Culture To Receive UC Honorary Doctorate

Mon Dec 14 2020

Aiming For The Stars With Double Degree In Science And Arts

Thu Dec 17 2020

Award-winning Project Launches UC Graduate’s Career

Thu Dec 17 2020

Canterbury Distinguished Professor Roy Kerr Gives Black Hole Lecture Via Zoom

Thu Dec 17 2020

UC Equips Environmental Scientists To Make A Difference

Fri Dec 18 2020

Kiwi Adults Know More Te Reo Than They Realise, UC Study Reveals

Sat Dec 19 2020

Getting Your Kids Off Screen And On Board

Wed Jan 06 2021

First Of Its Kind Study Underway On How NZ Accent Changes In Childhood

Thu Jan 14 2021

Investigating The Mathematics Of Extinction

Thu Jan 21 2021

The Business Of Using AI In Medicine For A Faster Cure

Wed Jan 27 2021

Towards A Sustainable Future With Lead-free Electroceramics

Thu Jan 28 2021

How Purchasing A Particular Pop Up Penguin Will Fund Antarctic Research

Tue Feb 02 2021

AI Takes Centre Stage At International Conference In Christchurch

Thu Feb 11 2021

Common Mineral Could Be Key To Tackling Climate Change

Mon Feb 15 2021

NZ’s World-leading Quake Archive Adds More Government Content Ahead Of 10th Anniversary

Tue Feb 16 2021

Fake News Is Ancient; Just Ask Plato

Mon Feb 22 2021

Filipino Teachers Learn Online Through UC

Tue Feb 23 2021

A Polar Law Approach To Climate Change?

Thu Feb 25 2021

Cinematic Installations Emerge From UC Collaboration

Fri Feb 26 2021

Can Earthquakes Trigger Volcanic Eruptions?

Wed Mar 03 2021

Stressed Teenagers Reluctant To Seek Formal Help – New NZ Research

Fri Mar 05 2021

Māori Futures Academy A First For Aotearoa

Mon Mar 08 2021

University Of Canterbury Campus Bustling With New Students

Wed Mar 10 2021

Students’ Stereotyped View Of Ability Limiting Future Careers

Wed Mar 17 2021

Lockdown Impact On Wellbeing Lingers One Year On

Tue Mar 23 2021

UC Engineering PhD Student To Represent NZ, Commonwealth At COP26

Tue Mar 30 2021

Latest Child Wellbeing Research Showcased At UC Event

Wed Apr 07 2021

New Relationship And Sexuality Resources Will Empower School Teachers To Implement Updated Guidelines

Wed Apr 07 2021

Changing Young Lives The Goal For Graduate Of New Degree

Mon Apr 12 2021

Engineering A Brighter Future

Wed Apr 14 2021

Changing The World From NZ To Nigeria

Fri Apr 16 2021

New UC Graduate Celebrates Chemistry Breakthroughs

Fri Apr 16 2021

Stories Of Tīpuna Recognised Through Whakapapa Research

Fri Apr 16 2021

UC Steers Through Hurdles Of Pandemic

Wed Apr 21 2021

Unseen University Unveiled In Open Christchurch

Thu Apr 29 2021

Ten Big Ideas To Accelerate Change In The Food And Fibre Sector

Tue May 04 2021

New Technology Could Help Find Warning Signs Of Breast Cancer

Thu May 06 2021

Getting Crafty About Sharing The Joy Of Maths

Mon May 10 2021

New Innovations To Fuel The Future Of NZ’s Food, Fibre And Agritech Sector

Wed May 12 2021

What Should The Government Spend Our Money On?

Mon May 17 2021

How To Prepare For The Next Pandemic - Prof Michael Plank

Tue May 18 2021

Canterbury’s Antarctic Researchers React To Budget’s Scott Base News

Thu May 20 2021

Covid-19 Modelling Expert Wins International Maths Medal

Thu May 27 2021

University Of Canterbury Student Receives Prestigious Premier Award At Parliament

Fri May 28 2021

Babies’ Balance Tested In New Research

Mon May 31 2021

MIQ Nurses Need Our Thanks Not Our Fear - Researchers

Tue Jun 01 2021

Radical Languages: Writers Behrouz Boochani & Vana Manasiadis On Challenging Monolingualism

Thu Jun 03 2021

Tracking NZ’s Threatened Bugs With Drones

Fri Jun 04 2021

Celebrating A Pioneering Spirit, UC Professor Jane Soons

Wed Jun 09 2021

UC Academics, Māori And Tongan Education Champions Among Staff, Alumni Named In Queen’s Honours

Wed Jun 09 2021

UC Rises 12 Places In QS World Rankings

Wed Jun 09 2021

Unique Research Into Tech-critical Metals To Help Support Climate Goals

Fri Jun 11 2021

Canterbury Researchers Join Effort To Disinfect And Reuse PPE

Mon Jun 14 2021

Beyond Victims And Saviours – Sustainability In The Pacific

Tue Jun 15 2021

World-class Musicians Gravitate To Ōtautahi Christchurch

Thu Jun 17 2021

Symposium To Carve Inspiring Future For Māori

Fri Jun 18 2021

Efficient Biofilters Can Slow Climate Change

Tue Jun 22 2021

UC Professor Discovers Timely Poem Lost For 70 Years

Wed Jun 23 2021

300BCE Mummy Shroud Fragment In NZ Finds Match In US

Thu Jun 24 2021

Super-sensing Offers Food Safety Breakthrough For Food Processing Industry

Thu Jun 24 2021

A Good Night’s Sleep Key For Children With Autism, Study Shows

Wed Jun 30 2021

How To Build Quake-proof Bridges On Uncertain Ground

Fri Jul 02 2021

Tackling Knock-on Effects Of Concussion – Can We Make Rugby Safer?

Mon Jul 05 2021

Enabling Drones To Use Tools In Complex Environments

Tue Jul 06 2021

Celebrating The Humans Of Ōtautahi

Wed Jul 07 2021

Research To Take Guesswork Out Of Impact Of Whitebaiting

Wed Jul 07 2021

Left To Their Own Devices: Parenting In A Digital World - Free UC Public Talk

Fri Jul 16 2021

UC Launches New Zealand’s First Nanoscribe 3D Printer

Fri Jul 16 2021

The Climate Impact Of Wild Pigs Greater Than A Million Cars

Tue Jul 20 2021

$10 Million Boost For Literacy Education Will Upskill 70,000 Children

Wed Jul 21 2021

UC Researchers Tackle ‘invisible’ Plastic Threat To Our Environment

Wed Jul 21 2021

Sonic Tonic In The Heart Of The City

Tue Jul 27 2021

Canterbury Scholarship Aims To Grow Business Leadership

Wed Jul 28 2021

University Of Canterbury Boosts Scholarship For Māori And Pacific Students

Thu Aug 05 2021

The Winds Of Change: Sustainability Champions Across Sectors Gather For Local Summit

Tue Aug 10 2021

Business sector welcomes NZ’s new sustainability degree

Mon Aug 16 2021

Canterbury musician and mentor take new music on tour

Mon Aug 16 2021

Ngāi Tahu Research Centre Appoints Its First Professor

Tue Aug 17 2021

Computer enthusiast lecturer wins national teaching award

Tue Aug 24 2021

Ten University Of Canterbury Research Projects Gain $23m MBIE Funding

Tue Sep 07 2021

One size does not fit all in Antarctica

Wed Sep 08 2021

Canterbury Health Research Projects Win Funding Boost

Tue Sep 28 2021

Mayor Takes A Virtual Tour At The University Of Canterbury

Tue Sep 28 2021

Students’ E-cigarette Use Increases After Legalisation

Wed Oct 13 2021

University Of Canterbury To Be Carbon Neutral Sooner With $2.16m Funding Boost

Thu Oct 28 2021

Canterbury Poet’s Letters Added To NZ Heritage Collection

Fri Oct 29 2021

Canterbury Youth Mentoring Researcher Wins National Award

Tue Nov 02 2021

UC Research Into Decarbonising Antarctic Science

Tue Nov 02 2021

Research Into Spiders That Can Count Among Marsden-funded University Of Canterbury Projects

Wed Nov 03 2021

Joining Forces For Clean Energy And Education

Fri Nov 05 2021

Rutherford Fellowship Supports Research Of Fairer, More Caring Economies

Thu Nov 11 2021

Counting The Cost – Pioneer Of Environmental Accounting Recognised

Wed Nov 24 2021

Is The ‘Team Of 5 Million’ Well Governed?

Mon Nov 29 2021

Young Women In Rugby Join Canterbury Concussion Study

Mon Nov 29 2021

University Tupuānuku Hall Of Residence Wins Asia-Pacific Excellence Award

Fri Dec 10 2021

University Of Canterbury EdX Course A Volcanic Winner

Wed Dec 15 2021

New Scholarships "super-charge" Leadership Talent

Tue Dec 21 2021

Sexuality App To Provide Safe, Reliable Information For Young People

Tue Dec 21 2021

Accelerating Research Into Seismic Hazard Analysis And Forecasting

Tue Jan 11 2022

New Study Explores New Zealand’s Pivotal Role In Bird Evolution

Thu Jan 13 2022

Greener Burials Uncovered By New Canterbury Research

Wed Jan 26 2022

UC Proud To Sponsor Kiwi Game Starter 2022 Competition

Wed Jan 26 2022

Māori And Pacific Students Get "jumpstart" Into University Life With New Scholarship

Thu Feb 10 2022

What Does The New IPCC Climate Report Mean For Our Cities?

Wed Feb 16 2022

Women In Space Is On A Mission To Reach For The Stars

Fri Feb 18 2022

UC Academic Improving Clarity Of Satellite Images In Space By 60%

Mon Feb 28 2022

Lead Author Comments On The IPCC’s Sixth Global Warming Report

Tue Mar 01 2022

Neighbourhoods Play A Role In Health Of Kiwi Adults, Study Shows

Tue Mar 01 2022

New Pro-Chancellor Appointed At The University Of Canterbury

Wed Mar 02 2022

UC Engineers Create World-leading Ski For Kiwi Paralympian

Thu Mar 03 2022

UC Building To Be Renamed After Victims’ Advocate

Tue Mar 08 2022

Partnership Hits All The Sweet Notes

Wed Mar 09 2022

Te Reo And Tikanga Māori For Better Tertiary Teaching

Thu Mar 10 2022

University Staff Delivering Care For Students With Covid-19

Fri Mar 25 2022

Christchurch Wins Digi-tech Conference To Shape Future Learning

Tue Apr 05 2022

Global Sustainability First For UC

Thu Apr 28 2022

Researchers Tackle Wicked Problems In Shipping Industry

Fri Apr 29 2022

Discovering The Adulterer’s Guide: Aotearoa’s Wicked Bible

Mon May 02 2022

Biodiversity Is Everyone’s Business

Thu May 05 2022

Plan To Transform Food Processing Waste Would Boost NZ Economy And Environment

Thu May 05 2022

Te Pūheke Opens A Pathway Towards Improved Environmental Stewardship

Thu May 05 2022

Prehistoric Earthquakes And Snail Shells May Give Future Insights

Mon May 09 2022

Tackling Climate Change With ‘Carbon Negative’ Green Hydrogen

Mon May 09 2022

Revolutionising The Construction Industry One Panel At A Time

Tue May 10 2022

We Can Generate Green Hydrogen, But How Will We Store It?

Wed May 11 2022

Dancing To A New Beat, Making Museums Easier To Navigate

Thu May 12 2022

Canterbury Astronomers Spot Quadruple Stars Which May Spark Supernova

Fri May 13 2022

Sea Ice Can Control Antarctic Ice Sheet Stability, New Research Finds

Fri May 13 2022

Freshwater Ecosystems Under Threat In A Warming Aotearoa

Mon May 16 2022

Innovative Tech Could Generate Renewable Energy & Capture Carbon

Mon May 16 2022

Pretty But Invasive: Stopping Monkeyflower Spread

Tue May 17 2022

Academic’s 20-year Quest To Restore Rare African Forest

Thu May 19 2022

Regalia Hiring Group Help Funds Pasifika Study Programme For NCEA Students

Fri May 20 2022

Three Emerging UC Academics Funded $713,000 For Health Research

Mon May 30 2022

PM’s Science Prize For Preventing Brain Damage In Newborns

Tue May 31 2022

Changing Cat-containment To Keep Cats Content

Wed Jun 01 2022

Is Mātauranga Māori Truly Being Considered In Intellectual Property Law Reforms?

Wed Jun 01 2022

Building A More Sustainable Future With 3D Concrete Printed Homes

Thu Jun 02 2022

Citizen Science Helping Endangered Species

Thu Jun 02 2022

Novel Technologies To Protect Our Oceans

Fri Jun 03 2022

Sonar Technology Tool To Help Conserve Water

Fri Jun 03 2022

First Evidence Of Microplastics In Antarctic Snow – New NZ Research

Wed Jun 08 2022

How Are Native Species Adapting To Climate Change?

Wed Jun 08 2022

Call For New Zealand Specific Autism Research

Thu Jun 09 2022

UC Announces Free Degrees For Hundreds Of Lower Decile South Island School-leavers – 300 Te Kakau A Māui Scholarships

Wed Jun 22 2022

UC Collaborates With NASA On Spacecraft Tracking

Mon Jun 27 2022

Sneaky Plastics Hiding In Plain Sight

Wed Jun 29 2022

Greater Scrutiny Needed On Food Packaging

Thu Jun 30 2022

New Aerospace Engineering Degree Launches In Christchurch

Tue Jul 05 2022

University Of Canterbury Asteroid Hunters Name Space Rock For Distinguished Professor Roy Kerr

Tue Jul 12 2022

The Relentless Positivity Of Plastic Free July

Wed Jul 13 2022

Scientists Seek Meteorite Footage

Fri Jul 22 2022

Grant Enables New Programme For Children Living With Anxiety

Thu Aug 11 2022

Canterbury Green Hydrogen Projects Get $4 Million Boost

Wed Aug 17 2022

Research On Our Future Energy Needs Gets $2 M Boost

Wed Aug 17 2022

$1m To Develop AI-driven Emotional Recognition Training To Reduce ‘Social Blindness’

Fri Aug 19 2022

Rare Parrot Games’ Warrior Chef Becomes The Recipe For Kiwi Game Starter Success

Mon Aug 22 2022

Over 1500 University Of Canterbury Graduates Get Ready To Celebrate Their Success

Fri Aug 26 2022

UC Research Finds Solutions To Universities’ Pay Gap

Wed Sep 07 2022

The Journey To Reconnect With Te Reo Māori

Mon Sep 12 2022

The Language Of Jazz And Te Reo Māori

Mon Sep 12 2022

New System Could Provide Early Warning Of Whakaari Eruption Risk

Wed Sep 14 2022

‘Massive Social Experiment’ Leading To Cyber Hate Says Expert

Fri Sep 16 2022

Spying Seals From Space – Citizen Science In Antarctica

Mon Sep 19 2022

Isolation, Darkness And Science – The First Winter At Vanda Station

Tue Sep 20 2022

Canterbury Astronomers Involved In NASA DART Mission

Tue Sep 27 2022

NZ Police And University Of Canterbury Forging Closer Ties

Fri Sep 30 2022

Unique Child/Family Psychology Training Celebrates 20 Years

Fri Sep 30 2022

City Partnership A World Leader In Climate Change Planning

Mon Oct 03 2022

Developing A Resilient Electrical Grid For New Zealand

Tue Oct 04 2022

Joyful Nature: The Ethics Of Animal Emotions

Thu Oct 06 2022

Engineers Launch New Building System To Protect Houses In A Quake

Wed Oct 12 2022

Researchers Share Knowledge Worth Millions

Thu Oct 13 2022

Former Lawn Produces Hundreds Of Kilos Of Veggies For Students

Thu Oct 20 2022

UC Soon To Be Home To Largest Quake Simulator In Southern Hemisphere

Tue Oct 25 2022

Innovative $2.4m Research Into Microplastics, Antarctic Predators, Respiratory Function

Thu Oct 27 2022

From Solving The South Island High Country Puzzle To Medallist

Mon Oct 31 2022

UC Partners With Local Farm For More Sustainable Milk

Mon Oct 31 2022

Canterbury Geotech Engineer Wins Medal For Quake Research

Thu Nov 03 2022

UC Professors’ Exceptional Contribution Recognised

Fri Nov 04 2022

Looking Into The Depths Of A Cosmic Monster

Sun Nov 06 2022

Researcher Documents Climate Impacts In Samoa Ahead Of COP27

Wed Nov 09 2022

New Research Reveals Climate Change Origins Of Great Barrier Reef

Tue Nov 15 2022

Students Aim For World Speed Record In Custom-built Electric Car

Tue Nov 22 2022

UC English Professor Wins 2022 Royal Society Award For Humanities

Wed Nov 23 2022

Researcher’s National Impact Achieves National Recognition

Thu Nov 24 2022

Canterbury Luminaries’ Blue-sky Thinking Led To Tertiary Sector Shift

Tue Dec 06 2022

UC Student Engineers Bring Clean Water To Tongan Schools

Wed Dec 21 2022

Writers Bring Bilingual Poetry And Nature Non-fiction To University Of Canterbury

Wed Jan 18 2023

Social Learning Is Possum-able, World-first Research Suggests

Mon Jan 23 2023

Student Dives Into Mammoth Swim For Youth Mental Health

Mon Jan 23 2023

Space Odyssey Hunts For Answers On Fast Explosions

Wed Jan 25 2023

Upsurge In Rocket Launches Could Impact The Ozone Layer — UC Researchers

Fri Feb 03 2023

New Research Reveals Global Dangers Of Glacial Flooding

Wed Feb 08 2023

New Study Maps Transience Of NZ Population

Fri Feb 17 2023

UC Staff Choose Bikes, Saving Over Six Tonnes Of Carbon In One Month

Fri Mar 03 2023

New Tech Using Forestry Waste To Produce Green Hydrogen

Mon Mar 13 2023

Canterbury Student Rocketing Off To NASA JPL With NZ Space Scholarship

Wed Mar 15 2023

UC Researchers Elected As Royal Society Fellows

Thu Mar 16 2023

Building Smarter To Help Cut NZ’s Carbon Emissions

Tue Mar 21 2023

Green Hydrogen Powering The Future Of New Zealand

Thu Mar 23 2023

UC Geography On The Rise In Global Subject Rankings

Thu Mar 23 2023

Recognition For Māori History Scholar And Translator

Tue Mar 28 2023

Communications Conference To Bring 1000s Of People To Ōtautahi

Mon Apr 03 2023

UC Community Feast Champions Ōtautahi’s Food Resilience

Thu Apr 13 2023

Abuse In Care Redress Must Be Survivor-led, New Co-chair Says

Mon Apr 17 2023

Arctic sea-ice algae attract plastics, new research shows

Sat Apr 22 2023

Over $1,000,000 Received For "life-changing" Tertiary Scholarships

Fri Apr 28 2023

150 Years Of Indelible Academic Architecture

Mon May 01 2023

When It Rains, It Really Does Pour

Thu May 04 2023

Climate Change Impact On Youth Mental Health Explored

Mon May 08 2023

Sure To Rise: The Recipe Behind An Iconic Kiwi Brand

Tue May 09 2023

Wildfire Clues Uncovered In Ancient Sand Dunes

Fri May 12 2023

New Tool Could Help Track Deadly Eruption Hazard

Tue May 16 2023

NZ Maple Syrup Mission Taps Into Hi-tech Imaging

Wed May 17 2023

Rare Sightings Following Campus Biodiversity Work

Wed May 17 2023

Methane-munching Microbes Could Cut Harmful Emissions

Mon May 22 2023

Rewilding To Create Luxury Lodgings For Campus Critters

Mon May 22 2023

Developing New Algorithms To Manage Biosecurity Threats

Mon May 29 2023

Are Microgrids The Answer To Reliable Power In Kiwi Homes?

Tue Jun 06 2023

UC Public Event: Return Of Stargazing In The City

Tue Jun 13 2023

"Take Your Shot At Scholarship Success" – Canterbury Students

Thu Jun 15 2023

First Image Of Milky Way Neutrinos Detected By IceCube

Sat Jul 01 2023

New Study Finds Gaps In Maternal Immunisation Data Sets

Fri Jul 07 2023

Biodegradable Plastic Could Be "material Of The Future"

Mon Jul 10 2023

Student Life And Learning Celebrated In 150th Exhibition

Mon Jul 17 2023

UC Teams Up With Microsoft, A Collaboration For Innovation

Tue Jul 25 2023

Tauhere UC Connect Public Talk: Bullshitologically Speaking … Really?

Wed Jul 26 2023

Taking The Awkward Out Of Sexuality Education

Mon Jul 31 2023

Student Aerospace Team Rockets To Success In US

Thu Aug 03 2023

UC Residency Nurtures The Fine Art Of Sharing Tapa

Fri Aug 04 2023

University Of Canterbury Student Volunteers Connect With The Waimakariri Community

Fri Aug 04 2023

Research Students’ Creativity Pays Off At Quick-fire Challenge

Wed Aug 09 2023

Doco Directed By UC Lecturer Screening At NZ Film Festival

Fri Aug 11 2023

Panel Discusses 150 Years Of University Life

Mon Aug 14 2023

New Disease Surveillance Tool To Transform Public Health Responses

Mon Aug 21 2023

Māori Words Known But Not Always Understood

Thu Aug 24 2023

Stellar Kiwi’s Crucial Black Hole Theory Turns 60

Mon Aug 28 2023

UC Research Identifies Digital Solutions For NZ Autism Support

Tue Sep 12 2023

Making Mātauranga Māori Accessible To Tamariki

Wed Sep 13 2023

Researcher Creates Resources To Empower Bicultural Principles

Wed Sep 13 2023

Taking The Guess Work Out Of Spinal Surgery

Wed Sep 13 2023

Wearable, 3D Printed Tech Could Become Physio Tool

Thu Sep 14 2023

‘Super-matcher’ Study Seeks Sherlock Skills

Tue Sep 26 2023

Climate Change Impact On Natural Hazards Explored In New Research

Wed Sep 27 2023

UC Scientists Track Satellite’s Impact On Astronomy

Tue Oct 03 2023

Canterbury To Host Premiere Climate Adaptation Conference

Sat Oct 07 2023

Tauhere UC Connect Talk: Medieval History In Ōtautahi

Mon Oct 09 2023

83-year-old Graduate Flies In For University Reunion

Tue Oct 17 2023

Kiwi Researchers Gain Funding For Vital Climate Change Work

Fri Oct 27 2023

Medal Win For Team Behind Pioneering Children’s Literacy Project

Wed Nov 08 2023

UC Researchers Awarded $6.1 Million To Predict Grape Growth

Wed Nov 08 2023

New Tech Will Help NZ Prepare For Quakes And Other Hazards

Thu Nov 09 2023

‘Love Food, Hate Waste’ Advocate Wins Research Award

Mon Nov 27 2023

Children Celebrate ‘graduation’ At Christchurch Town Hall

Fri Dec 01 2023

Head On A Pest Hunt This Summer

Mon Dec 04 2023

UC Ranked In Top 100 For Global Sustainability

Wed Dec 06 2023

92 Years Of Resilience And Perseverance For UC Grad

Mon Dec 11 2023

Seedbank Strategies Needed To Conserve Our Forest Taonga

Tue Dec 12 2023

Writers Welcome Return To Canterbury For Residency

Fri Dec 15 2023

Seaweed As Sustenance In Post-nuclear World

Thu Dec 21 2023

UC Technology Plugs The Leak In NZ’s Water Infrastructure

Mon Jan 08 2024

New Researching Charging The Way For National Power Savings

Thu Jan 11 2024

New Research Aims To Protect Communities Against Wildfires

Wed Jan 17 2024

Legal Change A Positive Step For NZ’s Braided Rivers

Thu Jan 18 2024

Award-winning System Aims To Make Pharmacies Safer

Mon Jan 22 2024

Mapping 140,000 Landslides For Safer Communities

Mon Jan 22 2024

Japan Bound: UC’s First Global Internship Course

Tue Jan 30 2024

$1.3 Million For Research To Indigenise Health System

Tue Feb 13 2024

Bacterial Genus Endemic To Aotearoa Is Like Discovering A "microbial Kiwi" Among Microorganisms.

Thu Feb 15 2024

New Book Celebrates Connecting Indigenous And Western Knowledge

Fri Feb 16 2024

Out Of This World: NZ Research To Fly On ISS For First Time

Mon Mar 04 2024

Pandemic Put Antarctic Research On Ice

Mon Mar 04 2024

University To Provide Special Olympics Village

Tue Mar 05 2024

Online Surveys Under Threat: How AI Can Corrupt Society

Wed Mar 06 2024

Using ‘random Forest’ To Gain New Insights On Public Health

Thu Mar 07 2024

Safe-guarding An Ethical Future For AI

Fri Mar 15 2024

Self-compassion Could Help Endometriosis Sufferers

Tue Mar 26 2024

New Book Celebrates NZ’s ‘six-legged Ghosts’

Mon Apr 08 2024

Sweet Deals of Extra Cash And Freebies Raise Suspicions, Canterbury-led Study Shows

Tue Apr 16 2024

Tolerate Online Abuse Or Resign: How The Law Fails Women MPs

Wed Apr 17 2024

UC Celebrates Exclusive With Wallace And Gromit Creators

Wed Apr 17 2024

University Opens Doors In Open Christchurch

Tue Apr 23 2024

$1.35 Million Grant To Study Lion-like Jumping Spiders

Wed Apr 24 2024

Understanding Food Waste Behaviour In Student Households

Wed May 01 2024

UC Research Helps Revolutionise Global Sanitation

Tue May 07 2024

What Makes People Tick Environmentally?

Tue May 07 2024

Arbor-Amor: Love Letters To A City’s Trees

Wed May 08 2024

Partnership Approach To Address Human Waste On Aoraki

Tue May 14 2024

Beyond Displacement: Rethinking Pacific Climate Mobility

Fri May 17 2024

Feeding Native Ecosystems With Waste

Fri May 17 2024

Native Trees On Farms Could Bring Birdsong Back

Tue May 21 2024

AI Robotics Researcher Has Eye On Underwater Mussel Industry

Wed May 22 2024

Mast Seeding Solstice Link Could Help Protect Biodiversity

Wed May 22 2024

New Zealand Early Literacy Approach Achieves Outstanding Results

Wed May 22 2024

More Vape Stores In Deprived Areas, Near Schools – UC Study

Thu May 23 2024

University’s Historic Plant Library A Record Of Biodiversity

Fri May 24 2024

New UC Research Identifies Brain Network Link To Stuttering

Mon May 27 2024

Research Engages Mana Whenua In Biodiversity Decisions

Mon May 27 2024

Study Shows Service Users Can Improve Mental Health Care

Tue Jun 04 2024

Micronutrients Used To Treat Antenatal Depression In World First Study

Wed Jun 05 2024

UC Research Supports Hands-off Approach To Childcare

Wed Jun 05 2024

Kiwi Student Helps Tongan Community Improve Drinking Water

Mon Jun 10 2024

Material Testing Technique Could Boost Safety For Travellers

Mon Jun 10 2024

UC Research Curbing Our Carbon Conundrum

Tue Jun 11 2024

Preparing Criminal Justice Students For The Real-world

Thu Jun 13 2024

How Equipped Is New Zealand To Manage Bird Flu?

Mon Jun 17 2024

New Health Tech Aims To Save Lives, Time And Money

Wed Jun 19 2024

New NZ Study Reveals Unique Language On The Ice

Thu Jun 20 2024

Breaking Barriers With Gaming

Tue Jun 25 2024

Well-Meaning Tourists Pose A Threat To Kea, Study Shows

Mon Jul 01 2024

Special Recognition For UC Academic Appointed King’s Counsel

Wed Jul 03 2024

New Approach To Literacy Improving Outcomes

Wed Jul 10 2024

US Trip For Canterbury Student Tackling Hate Speech

Wed Jul 10 2024

Galactic Archaeology In Aotearoa’s Night Sky

Fri Jul 19 2024

Children’s Screen Time Study Gains $220,000 Boost

Mon Jul 22 2024

Brain Differences Linked To Mental Health In New Study

Tue Jul 23 2024

Effective Mental Health Care Comes In Many Forms: New Study

Mon Aug 05 2024

UC Launches New Engineering Resource For High Schools

Tue Aug 06 2024

UC Study Finds Young Children Are Worrying About Water

Mon Aug 12 2024

WORD Christchurch 2024 Features UC Writers-in-residence

Tue Aug 13 2024

"Youth Needed At The UN"

Wed Aug 14 2024

Students Showcase Research In Quick-fire Thesis Challenge

Thu Aug 15 2024

Shift In Antarctic Decision-Making Concerns Researchers

Thu Aug 22 2024

Adopting Māori Values Could Go Further

Mon Aug 26 2024

UC Students Study Wellbeing With Hands-On Psychology Course

Mon Aug 26 2024

Beefing Up Cattle Disease Detection Takes Students To France

Tue Aug 27 2024

Life Experience Informs Museum Accessibility Advocate

Tue Aug 27 2024

UC Resident Artist Explores Pacific Diaspora, Stereotypes

Thu Sep 12 2024

$10m Funding Boost For UC Research Into Curbing Carbon

Fri Sep 13 2024

Keeping Cross-Border Trade Sweet

Sat Sep 14 2024

UC Research Spurs Progress In Push To End Streaming

Sun Sep 15 2024

Innovative Board Game Teaching Children About Investing

Mon Sep 16 2024

Dive Into Wonderland: UC Student’s Dazzling Musical CSO Debut

Tue Sep 17 2024

Ultra-clean Water Device To Help Grow Food For The Future

Mon Sep 23 2024

Heating New Zealand’s Stake In Premium Beef Market

Tue Sep 24 2024

Maternal Cannabis Use Linked To Genetic Changes In Babies

Thu Sep 26 2024

Pioneering Research Into NZ Sustainable Diets

Mon Sep 30 2024

National Award For Inspiring Te Ao Māori And Sport Teaching

Tue Oct 01 2024

Groundbreaking Polar Weather Research Initiative Launched

Wed Oct 02 2024

Multiple Academy Award Winner Presents Sold-out UC Lecture

Wed Oct 02 2024

New Research Finds Significant Warming Of Ross Sea Region

Thu Oct 03 2024

Poet's Family Memoir A Search Amongst Nazi Ghosts

Thu Oct 03 2024

UC Proudly Showcase The Endless Opportunities Of Ōtautahi

Thu Oct 03 2024

Pacific Community Gardening Project Sows Seeds Of Good Health

Fri Oct 04 2024

Seals Are Unlocking Antarctic Secrets

Tue Oct 08 2024

University Of Canterbury Partners With Institute Of Data With New Technology Courses

Mon Oct 14 2024

Study Into Social Media’s Impact On Premium Foods

Thu Oct 17 2024

Blooming Wild In Time For Study Week

Fri Oct 18 2024

UC Celebrates Pacific Milestones In The Cradle Of Polynesia

Fri Oct 18 2024

New Scholarship For Those Affected By Mosque Terror Attacks

Thu Oct 24 2024

How Much Is Social Media Controlling You?

Wed Oct 30 2024

Psychological Bias Could Play Role In Civilian Casualties

Thu Oct 31 2024

UC AcademicRecognised For An Enduring Impact To Engineering

Thu Nov 07 2024

UC Childhood Literacy Expert To Advise National Commission

Fri Nov 08 2024

Village Experience Helps Teachers Connect With Pacific Culture

Tue Nov 12 2024

Where We Grow Up May Influence Mental Health

Tue Nov 26 2024

NZ’s GeoHealth Lab: 20 Years Of Impactful Research

Thu Nov 28 2024

Scholarships Empower Future Business Leaders

Sat Dec 07 2024

UC Challenge Helps Students Turn Waste Into Wonderful

Tue Dec 10 2024

‘Super-Matcher’ Study Wins $360,000 Funding Boost

Wed Dec 11 2024

Words And Gardens Combine In Writer’s ‘Homecoming’ Project

Sun Dec 15 2024

New Research Into Tackling Loneliness At Work

Wed Dec 18 2024

Study Shows Cycleways Better For House Prices

Wed Dec 18 2024

The Secret Lives Of Pregnant Male Pipefish

Wed Dec 18 2024

Douglas Myers Support Lifts Business School

Fri Jun 25 2004

High Performing Workplaces Under Scrutiny

Thu Jul 28 2005

Case Studies Provide Real-Life Business Examples

Wed Sep 07 2005

Experts to lead new Retirement Policy Centre

Tue May 09 2006

Short Courses Director appointed at Business Schoo

Wed Oct 11 2006

Business School celebrates Chinese achievement

Tue Aug 14 2007

Seven key reflections for business

Fri Sep 14 2007

Online money lending takes top prize

Fri Sep 21 2007

Internal, external collaboration = success

Wed Jul 23 2008

NZ Governance Centre conference 15 & 16 August

Wed Jul 23 2008

Spark alumni start-ups shine in entrepreneurship

Fri Aug 08 2008

School induction to Marketing Hall of Fame

Mon Sep 01 2008

Optimistic Beliefs Offer Escape From Recession

Mon Apr 06 2009

The Three Minute Thesis Competition

Thu Aug 12 2010

Working women not only ones insulted by sexist comments

Fri Jun 24 2011

Capital gains tax debate attracts international experts

Thu Jun 19 2014

Innovation in co-operative enterprises

Wed Nov 18 2015

A new catalyst for business sustainability in New Zealand

Tue Mar 29 2016

Let the sun shine: Auckland’s rooftop solar potential

Wed Mar 30 2016

Maori Business Leaders Awards 2016 winners announced

Mon May 16 2016

How to get Asia-savvy

Mon Aug 29 2016

Action needed to reverse "ghettoization" of Auckland

Wed Aug 31 2016

Get over parochialism, share ideas and think big

Fri Sep 09 2016

First two Pacific academics graduate with PhDs

Tue Sep 27 2016

Making fashion fairer

Fri Sep 30 2016

Auckland professor a curator of world-first exhibition

Thu Oct 27 2016

Sustainable Business Survey 2016

Wed Nov 09 2016

Worker exploitation widespread in New Zealand – new study

Wed Dec 14 2016

Sir Owen Glenn gifts $2.6 million to University of Auckland

Tue Feb 28 2017

Companies need to shape, not predict, the market

Tue Oct 03 2017

New tool estimates if solar panels are economic

Fri Oct 13 2017

Lessons from Netflix’s success

Mon Mar 26 2018

Major conference examines land law developments

Thu Jul 26 2018

VR takes property students new places

Sun Aug 12 2018

Cherry-picking undermines sustainability reporting

Mon Aug 27 2018

Technology supported by people’ is the new business model

Wed Oct 31 2018

The future of the media

Fri Jul 05 2019

Battery Electric Vehicles Currently Best Choice To Decarbonise New Zealand

Tue Sep 07 2021

University Of Auckland Appoints Theresa Gattung Chair For Women In Entrepreneurship

Fri Dec 03 2021

China’s State-Sponsored Digital Currency: Impacts On Fintech/Third-Party Payment Platforms

Wed Dec 07 2022

Ethics On Autopilot: The Safety Dilemma Of Self-driving Cars

Fri Dec 15 2023

AI's Impact On Environmental Reporting

Wed Feb 21 2024

Universities New Zealand-Te Pōkai Tara launched

Thu Aug 05 2010

Government data show universities performing well

Wed Sep 08 2010

Funding fails to keep pace with university costs

Tue Sep 28 2010

Universities welcome additional funding for places

Tue Oct 12 2010

Universities Boost Economic Performance

Thu Oct 14 2010

Rhodes Scholars Elect for 2011

Mon Nov 22 2010

Universities face the challenge of an ageing workforce

Tue Feb 01 2011

Universities Working Together To Respond To Earthquake

Tue Mar 01 2011

Universities responding to Christchurch students’ (update)

Fri Mar 04 2011

Universities responding to Christchurch students’ needs

Fri Mar 04 2011

Myers Scholar to study languages at Cambridge

Fri Mar 18 2011

2011 Girdlers’ Scholar Looking Forward to Cambridge Life

Tue Mar 22 2011

Robertson Scholarship Takes Kiwis to US Universities

Tue Mar 22 2011

Universities take leading role in growing innovation

Wed Mar 23 2011

Universities’ Reaction to Budget 2011

Thu May 19 2011

Survey determines what becomes of university graduates

Wed Jun 22 2011

Universities NZ welcomes changes to UE

Wed Aug 10 2011

Funding support for Canterbury’s universities welcomed

Thu Sep 22 2011

Rhodes Scholars Elect for 2012

Fri Oct 21 2011

Universities NZ welcomes incoming Minister

Mon Dec 12 2011

2012 Girdlers’ Scholarship winner announced

Mon Mar 12 2012

Robertson Scholars Off To Duke University

Tue Mar 27 2012

Myers Scholarship Taking Cantabrian To Cambridge

Tue Apr 03 2012

Initial results of world-first graduate survey released

Wed Apr 04 2012

2012 Windle Scholarship Winner to Study Law at Cambridge

Thu Apr 05 2012

Universities’ To Share National Journals Storage

Tue Apr 24 2012

Report finds New Zealand academic salaries still lagging

Thu May 03 2012

Performance-Based Research Fund Effective

Mon May 07 2012

Budget Confirms Central Role Of Universities For Growth

Thu May 24 2012

Universities' Academic Cooperation Arrangement with Taiwan

Fri May 25 2012

Universities reject Minister’s criticism of performance

Mon Sep 03 2012

Top students to begin studies at world’s best universities

Thu Sep 06 2012

Rhodes Scholars Elect for 2013

Thu Nov 08 2012

Confidentiality of academic staff information essential

Thu Nov 29 2012

New Degree to benefit students, the economy and exports

Mon Dec 17 2012

2013 Girdlers’ Scholarship winner announced

Thu Apr 04 2013

Education a vital part of NZ-China relationship

Fri Apr 12 2013

Universities Sign Cooperation Arrangement with Spain

Tue Apr 23 2013

National Science Challenges welcomed by Universities

Thu May 02 2013

Universities rigorous in systems to prevent cheating

Mon May 13 2013

Budget recognises universities’ contribution to development

Thu May 16 2013

New Universities NZ Chair keen to enhance contribution

Mon Jul 01 2013

New Executive Director for Universities NZ

Thu Oct 10 2013

Rhodes Scholars Elect For 2014

Fri Nov 08 2013

NZ’s Universities Sign Cooperation Agreement with France

Thu Nov 28 2013

Governance changes will undermine role of universities

Mon Feb 17 2014

Universities welcome Tertiary Education Strategy

Wed Mar 05 2014

NZ universities rank among the world’s best

Sun Mar 09 2014

Fiftieth NZ Girdlers’ Scholarship awarded

Thu Mar 20 2014

Outstanding all-rounder heading to Cambridge University

Thu Mar 27 2014

Exceptional student’s dreams to advance Asian development

Thu Apr 03 2014

NZ universities view budget as step in the right direction

Thu May 15 2014

Kiwi engineering student to study at Duke University

Tue Jun 03 2014

NZ universities support Labour’s commitment to lift funding

Mon Aug 18 2014

New Zealand universities still in top 3% globally

Thu Oct 02 2014

Rhodes Scholarships awarded to 3 exceptional New Zealanders

Fri Nov 07 2014

New opportunities with Chinese universities

Thu Nov 20 2014

Robertson scholarships awarded to outstanding future leaders

Wed Mar 25 2015

Kiwi philanthropist awards full scholarship to Cambridge

Thu Mar 26 2015

Prestigious Girdlers’ Scholarship awarded to law student

Thu Apr 02 2015

NZ universities rank in world’s top 100 in subject rankings

Wed Apr 29 2015

Universities a key part of the solution

Thu May 21 2015

Seven "best brains" awarded postgraduate scholarships

Wed May 27 2015

Queen’s Birthday Honours for services to universities

Wed Jun 03 2015

10 KiwiRail Children awarded Scholarships

Mon Jun 15 2015

Todd Foundation Award for Excellence

Mon Jun 29 2015

Kiwi Music scholarship awards

Wed Jul 08 2015

Celebrating ten years of Māori academic achievement

Wed Aug 12 2015

Universities awarded 67% of science research funds

Mon Sep 07 2015

100% of NZ universities ranked within world’s top 3%

Tue Sep 15 2015

NZ in top 4%

Thu Oct 01 2015

International students satisfied with NZ universities

Fri Oct 02 2015

Universities welcome Statement of Science Investment

Mon Oct 05 2015

Universities ready to help NZ export companies

Sat Oct 10 2015

NZ universities seeking more opportunities with China

Thu Oct 22 2015

Universities welcome more flexible tertiary enrolments

Wed Nov 04 2015

New visa will help attract international students

Sat Nov 28 2015

Geothermal engineer awarded Todd postgraduate scholarship

Fri Dec 04 2015

NZ university audit system of highest international standard

Sun Dec 06 2015

Scholarship funds innovative NZ technological research

Wed Dec 16 2015

Rhodes scholars are leaders for the world’s future

Fri Dec 18 2015

NZ universities rank in top 112 international universities

Thu Jan 14 2016

Recognition of NZ university degrees hugely important

Thu Jan 21 2016

A Degree is a smart investment

Tue Feb 16 2016

Dr John Wood incoming Chair of Chancellors’ Group

Tue Mar 01 2016

Universities NZ Tribute to Dr Ranginui Walker

Tue Mar 01 2016

Student awarded prestigious scholarship to Cambridge

Fri Mar 11 2016

Destined to make a difference

Fri Mar 18 2016

Online toolkit initiative

Thu Mar 31 2016

Universities need bold investment

Wed May 04 2016

Baritone, Soprano and Double bassist win Scholarships

Tue May 10 2016

Ethel Benjamin scholarship for outstanding women lawyers

Tue May 17 2016

Universities applaud $97m extra funding for health research

Tue May 17 2016

Career system reforms a step in the right direction

Wed May 18 2016

Universities welcome Budget funding

Thu May 26 2016

Data sharing protocol will make life easier for grads

Mon May 30 2016

Three outstanding musicians awarded Kiwi music scholarships

Tue Jun 07 2016

Universities to host new Centres of Asia-Pacific Excellence

Thu Jun 16 2016

Prof Roy Crawford CNZM

Fri Jun 24 2016

Study confirms value of a university education

Wed Jul 13 2016

UNZ welcomes Entrepreneurial Universities initiative

Thu Jul 21 2016

NZ universities confirmed as world-class

Tue Sep 06 2016

Four future leaders awarded scholarships to Cambridge

Tue Sep 13 2016

NZ universities again ranked amongst world’s best

Thu Sep 22 2016

Productivity Commission Report far from presenting a vision

Thu Sep 29 2016

Economic impact of New Zealand’s universities

Fri Sep 30 2016

Universities New Zealand to strengthen ties with India

Wed Oct 26 2016

Governor-General announces Rhodes Scholars for 2017

Thu Nov 03 2016

Universities awarded 92.5% of Marsden research funding

Fri Nov 04 2016

A degree is a smart investment

Tue Jan 24 2017

NZ universities excel in QS World University Subject ranking

Wed Mar 08 2017

Universities’ expertise strengthening Asia-Pacific ties

Thu Mar 09 2017

Productivity Commission report fails NZ

Tue Mar 21 2017

Concerns over persistent UE disparity for Māori & Pasifika

Thu Apr 13 2017

Sir Douglas Myers

Thu Apr 13 2017

Universities high performing but underfunded

Fri May 05 2017

Prestigious Girdlers’ Scholarship awarded to Hamish Thomas

Thu May 11 2017

Scholarship for outstanding women lawyers announced

Thu May 11 2017

Universities generate $19.95 billion in regions

Mon May 15 2017

No real commitment to great universities

Thu May 25 2017

FMB Reynolds Law Scholarship awarded to Alison Chamberlain

Thu Jun 01 2017

UNZ welcomes first Health Research Strategy

Thu Jun 22 2017

Strong endorsement for NZ university academic standards

Thu Jul 20 2017

UNZ cautions about potential for misuse of data

Wed Aug 30 2017

Inaugural Critic and Conscience Award

Wed Sep 13 2017

Life-changing opportunity for Woolf Fisher scholars

Wed Sep 20 2017

Universities NZ welcomes Ministerial appointments

Wed Oct 25 2017

Rhodes scholarships awarded to future leaders

Wed Nov 08 2017

Music Scholarships Awarded to Outstanding Young Performers

Thu Dec 21 2017

Governments education work programme welcomed

Wed Feb 21 2018

International collaborations shown to benefit NZ Inc.

Thu Mar 08 2018

Universities New Zealand delighted at conference win

Wed Mar 28 2018

Future leader awarded prestigious Robertson Scholarship

Tue May 01 2018

BayTrust scholarship awarded to kaimoana researcher

Tue May 08 2018

Canterbury academic receives Critic and Conscience Award

Tue May 15 2018

Budget a missed opportunity, say universities

Thu May 17 2018

Engineering students awarded RMTU scholarships

Fri May 18 2018

Ethel Benjamin scholarships for outstanding women lawyers

Wed May 23 2018

Universities welcome post-study work rights proposals

Sat Jun 02 2018

Universities acknowledge funding increase

Wed Jun 27 2018

UNZ welcomes announcement on post-study visa rights

Wed Aug 08 2018

Outstanding students gain Woolf Fisher scholarships

Wed Sep 19 2018

Rhodes scholarships awarded to future leaders

Mon Nov 19 2018

NZ universities slip in QS World University Subject rankings

Wed Feb 27 2019

NZ universities condemn terror attack

Sat Mar 16 2019

Prestigious Scholarship awarded to Matthew Sutcliffe

Wed Mar 27 2019

Future leader awarded prestigious Robertson Scholarship

Thu Mar 28 2019

Outstanding Christchurch student wins Myers scholarship

Fri Mar 29 2019

Universities call for effective regulation of social media

Fri Mar 29 2019

Universities powerhouse of NZ research

Tue Apr 30 2019

Universities welcome increased teacher training funding

Thu May 02 2019

Otago academic receives Critic and Conscience Award

Fri May 03 2019

Funding increase much-needed boost for universities

Thu May 30 2019

Outstanding young musicians awarded Scholarships

Tue Jun 04 2019

‘Best brains’ awarded postgraduate scholarships

Fri Jun 07 2019

NZ universities rank well despite resourcing constraints

Wed Jun 19 2019

Outstanding students gain Woolf Fisher scholarships

Tue Sep 24 2019

Kiwi Music scholarships awarded to outstanding youth

Thu Oct 24 2019

Rhodes scholarships awarded to future leaders

Tue Nov 19 2019

Universities work to help students during travel disruptions

Wed Feb 05 2020

Universities Support Measures To Counter COVID-19

Fri Mar 20 2020

Prestigious 2020 Girdlers’ Scholarship Awarded To Wellington’s Sophie Mance

Thu Apr 09 2020

Outstanding Tauranga Student Wins Myers Scholarship To Cambridge

Wed Apr 22 2020

Budget Announcements Recognise Universities’ Role In Rebuild

Thu May 14 2020

‘Best Brains’ Awarded Postgraduate Scholarships

Fri May 29 2020

Ethel Benjamin Scholarship For Outstanding Women Lawyer Announced

Tue Jun 09 2020

Special Critic And Conscience Of Society Award For Public Health Specialist

Sat Aug 01 2020

UNZ Welcomes Announcement On International Students

Mon Oct 12 2020

Outstanding Young Musicians Receive Kiwi Music Scholarships

Tue Oct 27 2020

Rhodes Scholarships Awarded To Future Leaders

Fri Nov 06 2020

Employment Rights For International Students Benefit NZ, Says Universities New Zealand

Wed Dec 02 2020

Universities New Zealand Welcomes International Student Announcement

Thu Jan 14 2021

Future Leader Awarded Prestigious Robertson Scholarship

Fri Feb 26 2021

Outstanding Rotorua Student Wins Myers Scholarship To Cambridge

Mon Mar 22 2021

Prestigious 2021 Girdlers’ Scholarship Awarded To Tauranga’s Benjamin Adams

Wed Apr 07 2021

Universities Welcome Increase; Call For More Funded Places

Thu May 20 2021

COVID-19 Commentary Features Again In Critic And Conscience Of Society Awards

Tue Jul 06 2021

New Rhodes Scholars Will Make Aotearoa Proud, Says Governor-General

Fri Nov 19 2021

$50,000 Critic And Conscience Of Society Award Open For Applications

Wed Dec 01 2021

Kiwi Music Scholarship Recipients Shine Despite Covid-19 Impact On Performing

Wed Dec 22 2021

Universities Call For An Independent National Research Council

Mon Mar 07 2022

Robertson Scholarship Winner Excels In Sport And Music As Well As Studies

Tue Mar 08 2022

Girdlers’ Scholarship Winner Wants To Help The Pacific Advance Itself Globally

Tue Mar 15 2022

Myers Scholarship Winner Will Use Cambridge Learning To Tackle Mental Health Crisis

Wed Apr 13 2022

Critic And Conscience Of Society Award Winner Highlights Vaping Threat To Health Of Young New Zealanders

Tue May 03 2022

Budget A Chance To Unlock Universities’ Full Potential To Enhance New Zealanders’ Wellbeing And Prosperity

Tue May 10 2022

Universities Welcome Much-needed Earlier Border Reopening

Wed May 11 2022

Universities’ Budget 2022 Funding Doesn’t Even Keep Up With Inflation

Thu May 19 2022

Law Scholarship Recipients Tackle Bias In Public Decision-making And How To Draw On Tikanga Māori

Tue Jun 07 2022

Smokefree NZ Researcher Receives 2022 Critic And Conscience Of Society Award

Thu Jun 09 2022

Georgetti scholarship recipients boost research

Mon Jun 27 2022

Universities Launch Programme To Support Māori Academics

Thu Jul 14 2022

New Zealand Centre At Peking University MOU Marks 15-year Partnership Success

Wed Jul 27 2022

Universities Join Call For Free Public Transport For Students And Others On Low Incomes

Thu Sep 08 2022

Universities Mourn Her Majesty And Praise Her Support For Higher Education

Fri Sep 09 2022

Groundbreaking Research By Woolf Fisher Scholarship Recipients Aims To Transform New Zealanders’ Lives

Fri Oct 07 2022

Bright Futures Ahead For Kiwi Music Scholarship Recipients

Thu Oct 13 2022

Fellowships Support Musicians To Up The Tempo Overseas

Tue Nov 01 2022

Future Human Rights, Climate Action And Healthcare Leaders Recognised By Rhodes Scholarships

Fri Nov 04 2022

NZ-China Forum Reaffirms Commitment To Higher Education Relationship

Fri Nov 11 2022

$50,000 Critic And Conscience Of Society Award 2023 Opens For Applications

Mon Nov 14 2022

Bilateral Forum Reaffirms Universities’ Close Ties With Viet Nam

Mon Dec 05 2022

Universities Look Forward To Contributing To Research Sector White Paper Reforms

Wed Dec 07 2022

‘Robust’ Research Track Record Wins NZ A Place In Flagship EU Programme

Wed Dec 21 2022

Myers Scholarship Recipient Looks Forward To Giving NZ A Voice In Cambridge

Thu Feb 09 2023

North Shore Robertson Scholar An Extraordinary All-rounder

Wed Mar 15 2023

Universities Launch ‘Piki Ake’: A Transition Programme Designed To Change The Trajectory For Upcoming Māori Researchers

Tue Mar 28 2023

Critic And Conscience Of Society Award Winner Holds Those In Power To Account

Fri May 12 2023

More Pressure For Universities In Budget 2023

Thu May 18 2023

Supporting A Young Musician’s First Steps On The World Stage

Thu Jun 01 2023

Ethel Benjamin Scholarship Winner To Attend Yale Law School

Tue Jun 13 2023

Research Vital To Aotearoa New Zealand Supported By The William Georgetti Scholarship

Tue Jun 13 2023

New Zealand Universities Shine In Latest International Rankings

Wed Jun 28 2023

Off To Cambridge University To Gain A Fresh Perspective On The New Zealand Economy

Sat Sep 30 2023

Exceptional Minds, Exceptional Futures – 2024 Woolf Fisher Scholarship Recipients Announced

Wed Oct 11 2023

The Sound Of Success – Four Young Kiwi Musicians Share Their Talents With The World

Tue Oct 17 2023

2024 Rhodes Scholars Announced

Wed Nov 08 2023

$50,000 Critic And Conscience Of Society Award 2024 Open For Applications

Mon Nov 20 2023

Celebrating 150 Years Of Scientific Partnership With The United States

Mon Feb 26 2024

UNZ Welcomes Government’s Plans To Address University And Science System Challenges

Wed Mar 27 2024

Universities New Zealand – Te Pōkai Tara Responds To Budget 2024

Thu May 30 2024

Brilliant Minds Tackle World Challenges – William Georgetti Scholarship Winners Announced

Thu Jun 06 2024

Ethel Benjamin Scholarship Winners Announced

Thu Jun 13 2024

Brian Gaynor Initiatives - Business Writing And Journalism Excellence Award Open For Applications

Fri Aug 23 2024

UNZ And Paraguay’s BECAL Establish A Joint Scholarship Programme

Wed Aug 28 2024

Kiwi Music Scholarship: Launching Classical Stars Onto The Global Stage

Wed Oct 02 2024

2025 Woolf Fisher Scholarship Recipients Announced

Wed Oct 16 2024

Three Outstanding Aotearoa New Zealand Students Awarded Rhodes Scholarships

Wed Nov 13 2024

Announcing The Inaugural Winners Of The ACC Scholarship

Mon Nov 18 2024

USU support for ASTE strike at UNITEC

Tue Nov 11 2003

4,400 Students affected by Govt. unlawful actions

Fri Jan 21 2005

Unitec wins unique case against Government

Fri Jul 08 2005

Unitec students express outrage at Govt decision

Wed Aug 10 2005

Unitec students to face near maximum fees rise

Thu Sep 21 2006

Unitec Student Union Awards Top Athletes

Fri Oct 13 2006

USU Honours Top Unitec Athletes for 2007

Thu Oct 11 2007

Unitec Students Fear Failure Due to Strikes

Fri Nov 13 2009

Students Vote for Unitec's Lecturer of the Year

Tue Dec 06 2011

First Polytech President as President of NZUSA

Mon Dec 12 2011

QS World University Rankings 2008 Released

Thu Oct 16 2008

Times Higher Education 2012 World Reputation Rankings

Thu Mar 15 2012

Times Higher Education 2012-13 World University Rankings

Thu Oct 04 2012

Times Higher Education: 2013 World Reputation Rankings

Tue Mar 05 2013

Times Higher Education 100 under 50 Ranking

Thu Jun 20 2013

Gloomy year for NZ in World University Rankings

Thu Oct 03 2013

Times Higher Education 2014 World Reputation Rankings

Thu Mar 06 2014

NZ claims two places in list of dynamic young universities

Thu May 01 2014

The Formula for a World Class University Revealed

Mon Sep 15 2014

World University Rankings 2014-15

Thu Oct 02 2014

Times Higher Education: Brics & Emerging Economies Rankings

Thu Dec 04 2014

Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings 2015

Thu Mar 12 2015

Seven Universities in NZ make Expanded World Rankings

Thu Oct 01 2015

Three New Zealand Universities Fall In Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025

Wed Oct 09 2024

Union Seeks Urgency For Compliance Order

Wed Jun 06 2001

Labour’s Student Loan Policy A Winner

Tue Jul 26 2005

UNITEC’S legal action will be at staff's expense

Fri Aug 12 2005

Allied Staff @ WelTec To Take Strike Action

Thu Feb 16 2006

Allied Staff @ Unitec To Take Industrial Action

Mon Feb 20 2006

Staff Step Up Action at UNITEC

Fri Feb 24 2006

Allied Staff Stop Work And Protest At NMIT

Tue Sep 02 2008

Further Protest Action Likely At NMIT

Mon Oct 06 2008

Unitec accused of discrimination against union

Thu May 21 2009

Aotearoa Women Play for Christchurch - in Rome

Wed May 11 2011

Rugby 7’s Stars Set To Shine at Rotorua Tournament

Tue Dec 13 2011

Job losses: MIT announce major staffing review

Wed Oct 15 2014

55 Jobs Axed as Unitec contracts out Allied Staff work

Fri Nov 06 2015

Allied Staff at Waiariki Institute of Tech to vote on strike

Fri Feb 26 2016

Waiariki staff vote to accept settlement proposal

Mon Mar 14 2016

WITT Allied Staff to ratify collective agreement settlement

Tue Dec 04 2018

Reforms of NZ vocational education "bravest move in decades"

Fri Feb 15 2019

Claim of prejudicial behaviour by the CEO

Fri Jul 09 2004

Maori Party to host Hui for mayoral candidates

Thu Sep 16 2004

Last Mayoral Forum before the campaign ends

Thu Sep 23 2004

Time for Maori Leaders to stand up and be counted

Mon Sep 27 2004

Turia: Speech to Student Council Hui

Mon Sep 27 2004

Turia: Speech to ASTE Annual Conference

Thu Sep 30 2004

Minister's Answers Show Govt Fearful

Tue Oct 19 2004

Turia Speech: Maori AUT Student Support Network

Fri Oct 29 2004

Turai Speech: Federation of Maori Authorities

Mon Nov 01 2004

Turia Speech: Primary Functions of Govt Conference

Mon Nov 01 2004

Turia: Zaoui Case A Human Rights Issue

Mon Nov 01 2004

Maori Party Appalled At Foreshore And Seabed Fiasc

Wed Nov 17 2004

Turia Speech Foreshore and Seabed Bill 2nd Reading

Wed Nov 17 2004

Turia: Third Reading Of Foreshore And Seabed Bill

Thu Nov 18 2004

Turia Speech to Maori Party Annual General Meeting

Mon Nov 29 2004

Maori and Student Debt - Tariana Turia

Mon Dec 06 2004

Turia: Speech to Werohia Development Ltd

Tue Dec 07 2004

An Interview With Hone Harawira - Candidate

Mon Jan 31 2005

Tariana Turia: The Treaty And NZ's Constitution

Fri Feb 04 2005

Double Standard Operating Over Wananga

Tue Feb 15 2005

One Law for All: Te Wananga o Aotearoa

Tue Mar 01 2005

Maori Party Vindicated By UN Report On Foreshore

Mon Mar 14 2005

Turia Speech: National Certificate Launch Rotorua

Wed Mar 16 2005

Turia Speech to Maori Media Awards 2005

Mon Mar 21 2005

Harawira Walks His Talk

Tue Apr 05 2005

Broadcasting Allocations Disappointing

Tue Apr 19 2005

Aotearoa Legend Loses Contract in NZ Music Month

Thu May 05 2005

Turia - Better representation for Maori?

Thu May 12 2005

Tariana Turia Speech to Muslim Women’s Hui

Mon May 16 2005

Maori Party supports Hikurangi Christian Youth Grp

Wed May 18 2005

‘Visionless Budget Punishes Treaty Partner’

Thu May 19 2005

Tainui Voters Will Take This Personally

Wed Jun 15 2005

Candidate Pledges Support to Wananga Council

Fri Jun 24 2005

Maori Party Announces List

Mon Jun 27 2005

2005 Candidate Profile Fact Sheet - Hone Harawira

Mon Jul 25 2005

Turia: Opening of Te Tai Hauauru Campaign

Mon Aug 22 2005

Turia Speech on Transformation August 24 2005

Wed Aug 24 2005

The Maori Party: Education Policy Launch

Thu Sep 08 2005

Maori Party Education Policy Launch

Fri Sep 09 2005

Being Maori does not mean being Second Class

Tue Sep 13 2005

Labour needs to get real and out there

Tue Sep 13 2005

Maori Party Supports NZUSA

Wed Sep 14 2005

Turia: Address to the National Maori Asthma Conf.

Mon Oct 10 2005

Maori Party Supports Maori Warden Proposals

Thu Oct 20 2005

Restoring the Mauri

Fri Oct 21 2005

Harawira: Entry to Parliament Speech

Mon Nov 07 2005

Tariana Turia Speech: A world without violence

Mon Nov 14 2005

Turia: A World Without Violence'

Mon Nov 14 2005

Passing of Vine Deloria

Tue Nov 15 2005

Tariana Turia: Reply Debate 2005 for the 48th Parl

Wed Nov 16 2005

Turia: Taxation (Annual Rates Urgent Measures Bill

Thu Nov 17 2005

Hone Harawira - Maiden Speech

Tue Nov 22 2005

Maiden Address: Te Ururoa Flavell

Thu Nov 24 2005

Flavell: Speech to Tipu Ora Charitable Trust

Fri Dec 02 2005

Picking terrorists

Fri Dec 02 2005

Turia Speech, Grad Ceremony Tukorehe Marae

Fri Dec 02 2005

Sharples: Te Wananga o Aotearoa

Tue Dec 06 2005

Avian Bird Flu: Hone Harawira

Fri Dec 09 2005

Sharples: Taxation Bill Speech

Fri Dec 09 2005

Desperate Need to Address GP Crisis

Mon Dec 12 2005

He Aitua : Most Reverend Max Takuira Mariu

Tue Dec 13 2005

Turia: Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Bill

Wed Dec 14 2005

Turia: Veterinarians Bill

Wed Dec 14 2005

Sharples: Immigration Advisers Licensing Bill

Thu Dec 15 2005

Maori Party: Resignation of Dr Rongo Wetere

Fri Dec 16 2005

Maori Party Supports Tribunal Report on Maori Hero

Mon Dec 19 2005

Close Waihopai

Wed Jan 18 2006

Tariana Turia on Coretta Scott King 's Death

Thu Feb 02 2006

Turia: State of the Nation Address

Tue Feb 14 2006

Obituary : Wi Kuki Kaa

Mon Feb 20 2006

State of the Nation Address Te Ururoa Flavell

Tue Feb 21 2006

Harawira - Securities Legislation Reform Bill

Wed Feb 22 2006

Turia - New Zealand Sign Language Bill

Thu Feb 23 2006

Pita Sharples: Employment Relations Amendment Bill

Fri Feb 24 2006

Flavell: Tariff Amendment Bill

Thu Mar 02 2006

Hone Harawira on Lawyers And Conveyancers Bill

Fri Mar 03 2006

Harawira - NZ's relationship with Latin America

Thu Mar 16 2006

Harawira: Taxation Bill

Thu Mar 16 2006

Sharples - Probationary Employment Bill

Thu Mar 16 2006

Sharples: 8th Annual Public Law Forum

Tue Mar 21 2006

General Debate : Dr Pita Sharples

Wed Mar 22 2006

Sharples: Tariff Amendment Bill

Wed Mar 22 2006

Flavell: Tariff Amendment Bill

Thu Mar 23 2006

Te Ururoa Flavell – Tariff Amendment Bill

Fri Mar 24 2006

Sharples: Crimes of Torture Amendment Bill

Tue Mar 28 2006

Labour in a Whirl over Media Spin of Maori Members

Wed Mar 29 2006

Legal Services Amendment Bill (third reading)

Fri Mar 31 2006

Sharples: Auckland Maori Accountants Network

Mon Apr 03 2006

Ka Koi Rolls into Town

Tue Apr 04 2006

Turia: Report of the Special Rapporteur

Wed Apr 05 2006

Notice of Motion: Vote Audit; Vote Ombudsmen etc

Thu Apr 06 2006

Sharples: New Zealand Sign Language Bill

Fri Apr 07 2006

Turia: Mana Wahine Launch

Fri Apr 07 2006

Tobacco Companies – It’s Time To Go

Tue Apr 11 2006

Race Relations Commissioner Must Go - Sharples

Thu Apr 13 2006

Urgent need to address racism in asthma care

Thu Apr 20 2006

Sharples: Boys in Education Conference

Fri Apr 21 2006

Harawira: Changing the Nature of Leadership

Thu May 04 2006

Turia: Address to New Zealand Maori Council

Wed May 10 2006

Turia: When 'same' actually means 'different'?

Wed May 10 2006

Harawira: Historic Places Amendment Bill

Thu May 11 2006

Parental Leave & Employment Protection - Harawira

Thu May 11 2006

Doctors should keep Mum about homebirth concerns

Tue May 16 2006

More Policing - not the answer for NZ

Tue May 16 2006

Health safeguards for Taiwan, too Tariana Turia

Wed May 17 2006

Social Security Amendment Bill - First Reading

Wed May 17 2006

General Debate : Dr Pita Sharples

Thu May 18 2006

Harawira: Dog Control mendment Bill

Thu May 18 2006

Harawira: Easter Sunday Shop Trading Amendmt Bill

Thu May 18 2006

Labour says Maori Don't Matter

Thu May 18 2006

Sharples: The Genuine Progress Index

Thu May 18 2006

Turia: 2006 Budget Address

Thu May 18 2006

Turia: Marine Reserves (Consultation) Amendmt Bill

Thu May 18 2006

Budget 2006: Flaming Torches and Tomahawks

Thu May 25 2006

Explanation for Axing of Manaaki Tauira

Thu May 25 2006

"Stamp of Approval for NZ Post" says Maori Party

Fri Jun 02 2006

Turia: Debate into the Auckland Black-out

Tue Jun 13 2006

Turia: Hui Whare Wananga

Tue Jun 13 2006

Housing Speech -Tariana Turia,

Wed Jun 14 2006

Tariana Turia: Child Support Amendment Bill [no 4]

Fri Jun 16 2006

Harawira - Speech On Dog Microchipping

Fri Jun 23 2006

When an official language, isn't official

Fri Jun 23 2006

Flavell Speech: We will remember them

Tue Jun 27 2006

The Passing of Dorothy Huhana (Bubbles) Mihinui

Tue Jun 27 2006

Flavell: Rotorua Library Trust Fund Variation Bill

Thu Jun 29 2006

Te Ururoa Flavell MP:Speech

Thu Jun 29 2006

Flavell: Housing (Information Matching) Bill

Fri Jun 30 2006

Tariana Turia - Te Kahui Whetu 2006; NZEI Hui

Mon Jul 03 2006

Flavell - Maori Teachers' Conference 2006

Tue Jul 04 2006

Address to Te Koru Puawai o Aotearoa National Hui

Sat Jul 08 2006

Harawira: Te Wananga o Aotearoa Manukau Graduation

Mon Jul 10 2006

Beehive Chat: 'The Denial of Humanity'

Mon Jul 17 2006

Karen Sewell Congratulated on Appointment

Tue Jul 18 2006

Dr Pita Sharples - Business Law Reform Bill

Thu Jul 20 2006

Turia: Reserve Bank of NZ Amendment Bill

Thu Jul 20 2006

Flavell: Estimates Debate speech

Fri Jul 21 2006

Flavell: Ngati Mutunga

Thu Jul 27 2006

Turia - 'Good health starts at the breast'

Mon Jul 31 2006

Treaty is Already Deleted from Education

Tue Aug 01 2006

Government Deletes Gender Along with Treaty

Wed Aug 02 2006

Maori Students Show the Olds How it can be done

Fri Aug 04 2006

Turia: Accreditation of Whaioro Trust

Fri Aug 04 2006

Well-being a Matter of Perception

Tue Aug 08 2006

Prison Blowout Reflects a Culture of Lock Up

Wed Aug 09 2006

Alternative Education a dumping ground

Thu Aug 10 2006

Thousands of Children Missing From School

Thu Aug 10 2006

Trick or Treat? Cultural Appropriation of Moko

Fri Aug 11 2006

Turia: To be Maori - a truly revolutionary action

Fri Aug 11 2006

Moko Masks Withdrawn - Sharples Praises Media

Mon Aug 14 2006

Tokoroa turns Kaka Street into Käka Street

Tue Aug 15 2006

He Aitua: Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu

Wed Aug 16 2006

Sharples: He Iwi Kotahi Tatou - We Are One

Thu Aug 17 2006

Sharples: Lincoln Efford Memorial Lecture

Thu Aug 17 2006

Flavell: Farewell to Te Atairangikaahu

Tue Aug 22 2006

Harawira: Farewell to a Queen

Tue Aug 22 2006

Equity with Excellence: Are both Achievable?

Thu Aug 24 2006

Harawira: Kiwi Saver Bill - Second Reading

Thu Aug 24 2006

Westpac Bank Bill - Second Reading

Thu Aug 24 2006

Tariana Turia: Maori Treatment in the Media

Sun Aug 27 2006

Tariana Turia - Speech to Principals' Conference

Sun Aug 27 2006

Te Ururoa Flavell - Speech To Waiariki IOT

Sun Aug 27 2006

Te Reo o Te Tai Tokerau: Mapp Bill

Tue Aug 29 2006

Harawira: Meat Board Amendment Bill

Wed Aug 30 2006

Te Ururoa Flavell - Speech

Thu Sep 07 2006

Health System in a state of Ill-health

Fri Sep 08 2006

Hone Harawira: Employment Relations Amendment Bill

Fri Sep 08 2006

Labour Spins Another Yarn

Tue Sep 12 2006

Harawira: Child Support Amendment Bill

Wed Sep 13 2006

Maori Party Warns Tangata Whenua

Wed Sep 13 2006

Child Support Amendment Bill (no 4); Third Reading

Thu Sep 14 2006

Flavell: Te Arawa Lakes Settlement Bill

Thu Sep 14 2006

Nga Manu Korero "Exceptional Standard of Debate"

Thu Sep 14 2006

Opening Exhibition of Te Huringa /Turning Points

Sun Sep 17 2006

Mourning Loss of Distinctive, Distinguished Leader

Tue Sep 19 2006

'New Eyes to See the Infinite Possibilities'

Fri Sep 22 2006

Tariana Turia: ‘Being a Maori Woman in Politics’

Sat Sep 23 2006

Summit a Key Forum to discuss Maori Achievement

Mon Sep 25 2006

Turia: The Removal of Treaty Related Legislation

Mon Sep 25 2006

Sharples: Psychological Society Conference

Tue Sep 26 2006

Sharples: Orewa Rotary Club

Wed Sep 27 2006

Turia Speech: Wiremu Parata Waipunahau

Mon Oct 02 2006

Hone Harawira: Ae Marika!

Tue Oct 03 2006

Courage Needed In Disarming Nuclear Arsenal

Tue Oct 10 2006

Self-determination: It Takes Two

Thu Oct 12 2006

Sharples: Loss and Grief - Uncensored

Mon Oct 16 2006

Turia: Where do babies come from? Ask your koro!

Mon Oct 16 2006

Harawira: Expenditure Validation Bill

Wed Oct 18 2006

Harawira Speech: Appropriation Bill

Wed Oct 18 2006

Question of Privilege on the Action taken by TVNZ

Fri Oct 20 2006

Turia: 2006 Young Pacific Leaders Conference

Tue Oct 24 2006

Turia: Compensation Amendment Bill

Tue Oct 24 2006

Sharples: Business Law Reform Bill

Thu Oct 26 2006

Sharples: The Challenges facing New Zealand

Thu Oct 26 2006

Turia: Climate Change Response Amendment Bill

Thu Oct 26 2006

Dr Pita Sharples; AGM: Te Puna Whaiora

Fri Oct 27 2006

Harawira: Insolvency Bill

Fri Oct 27 2006

Turia - Manawatu Combined Principals Day

Fri Oct 27 2006

Pita Sharples ADDRESS TO Maori Party AGM

Tue Oct 31 2006

Another Great Success for Maori Health Providers

Mon Nov 06 2006

Sharples: Opening of Te Aho Tapu

Mon Nov 06 2006

Flavell: 10yr Anniversary of Ihenga – Tupuna whare

Tue Nov 07 2006

General Debate: Repealing Foreshore and Seabed Act

Wed Nov 08 2006

Turia: How to enhance well-being of our elderly

Wed Nov 08 2006

Flavell Speech: Ngati Mutunga, Second Reading

Thu Nov 09 2006

Turia: Te Ra o te Reo Music Festival

Fri Nov 10 2006

Turia: Wahine Purotu Evening

Fri Nov 10 2006

Health Spokesperson Raises Questions About TB

Sat Nov 11 2006

Turia: Property Law Bill

Wed Nov 15 2006

Tariana Turia Speech: Wairarapa Community PHO

Thu Nov 16 2006

Tariana Turia: Student Loan Scheme

Thu Nov 16 2006

Te Ururoa Flavell Speech: Companies Amendment Bill

Thu Nov 16 2006

Valuing Our Elderly: Kaumatua and Kuia - Speech

Sun Nov 19 2006

Hone Harawira Speech At UN Seminar On Treaties

Mon Nov 20 2006

Sharples: The right not to be subjected to torture

Wed Nov 22 2006

Harawira: Probationary Employment Bill Speech

Thu Nov 23 2006

Sharples: Income Tax Bill; First Reading

Thu Nov 23 2006

Hone Harawira - Third Reading Of Evidence Bill

Fri Nov 24 2006

Refitting the Colonial Cap and Gown

Fri Nov 24 2006

Sharples: Worker Safety

Fri Nov 24 2006

Prime Minister told ‘this is D Day’

Tue Nov 28 2006

"Prison Priorities All Wrong":

Thu Nov 30 2006

Harawira: Avian flu - Can we Hongi?

Wed Dec 06 2006

Harawira: Unsolicited Electronic Messages Bill

Wed Dec 06 2006

Pita Sharples Speech Criminal Justice Reform Bill

Wed Dec 06 2006

Tariana Turia: The Power Of Three

Thu Dec 07 2006

Pita Sharples Speech: Additional Ombudsman

Fri Dec 08 2006

Flavell: Law Reform (Epidemic Preparedness) Bill

Wed Dec 13 2006

Sharples: Priceless document impossible to value

Wed Dec 13 2006

Weather-tight Homes Resolution Services

Wed Dec 13 2006

Mana Maori, Mana Hawai'i – heading for Honolulu

Wed Jan 10 2007

New Directions for Maori Health Welcomed

Wed Jan 24 2007

Ratana Festivities a Time for Getting Real

Wed Jan 24 2007

Need To Address Post-School Pathways

Fri Jan 26 2007

Maori Party urges a "fresh look" at Benefits

Mon Jan 29 2007

Turia: Opening of Manaakitia Nga Tangata

Fri Feb 02 2007

State of the Art Course Cancelled at Eleventh Hour

Mon Feb 05 2007

"Education Ministry heading for bankruptcy"

Mon Feb 12 2007

Pita Sharples Address to Pakuranga Rotary Club

Tue Feb 13 2007

Turia: Prime Minister’s Debate

Tue Feb 13 2007

'The business of system failure'

Wed Feb 14 2007

Flavell: Maori Education - not achieved

Thu Feb 15 2007

Harawira: Prime Minister’s Debate

Fri Feb 16 2007

Prime Minister’s Debate: The Flag

Fri Feb 16 2007

Tariana Turia Speech On Section 59

Thu Feb 22 2007

Hone Harawira - Speech

Tue Feb 27 2007

Dr Pita Sharples, Speech

Wed Feb 28 2007

Sharples: Budget Policy Statement

Wed Feb 28 2007

Speech To Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Trust

Fri Mar 02 2007

Flavell: Maori Dental Association Hui

Fri Mar 16 2007

Declining rates for Maori cause concern

Sat Mar 17 2007

Pita Sharples Speech: Sustainable Learning Conf.

Mon Mar 19 2007

Turia: Pacific Genes and Life Patents

Tue Mar 20 2007

Census: Colonial Politician’s Prediction Wrong

Wed Mar 21 2007

Student Loan Scheme Amendment Bill (No 2)

Wed Mar 21 2007

Turia - General Debate March 21 2007

Wed Mar 21 2007

Maui Dolphins Fighting for their Life

Thu Mar 22 2007

Who owns the water?

Thu Mar 22 2007

Turia - Health Care Aotearoa 13th Annual Hui

Mon Mar 26 2007

Flavell: Immigration Advisors Licensing Bill

Wed Mar 28 2007

Admission that Education System has failed Maori

Thu Mar 29 2007

Harawira - Terrorism Suppression Amendment Bill

Thu Mar 29 2007

Nine Billion Debt is nothing to be proud of

Thu Mar 29 2007

Turia: Women in Armed Forces Bill

Fri Mar 30 2007

Turia: Opening of Nancy Winter Early C'hood Centre

Mon Apr 02 2007

Confederation of Principals

Tue Apr 03 2007

Flavell: Police Complaints Authority Speech

Wed Apr 04 2007

Flavell: Justice of the Peace Amendment Bill

Thu Apr 05 2007

Harawira: Pitch invasion Speech

Thu Apr 05 2007

Maori Party Roadshow Winds Up

Fri Apr 20 2007

Work of Parents, Advocates on Dyslexia Commended

Fri Apr 20 2007

Sharples: Ngati Whatua Orakei Tertiary Achievers

Mon Apr 23 2007

Gap in Living Standards Must be Addressed

Tue Apr 24 2007

Turia: Napier Pilot City Trust Unity Lecture

Tue Apr 24 2007

Tariana Turia; Speech.

Sun Apr 29 2007

Launch of ‘Opotiki-Mai-Tawhiti

Mon Apr 30 2007

Hone Harawira: Speech

Wed May 02 2007

‘Raise your spirit higher: Acts of Resistance’

Wed May 02 2007

Sharples: Specialist Classroom Teachers Hui

Thu May 03 2007

Social Security (Entitlement Cards) Amendment Bill

Thu May 03 2007

The Price of Citizenship or the Legacy of Promise

Thu May 03 2007

Sharples - Federated Farmers AGM Speech

Fri May 04 2007

Sharples: Rotary Club of Pencarrow

Tue May 08 2007

Hone Harawira: Succession (Homicide) Bill

Wed May 09 2007

Wills Bill: Second Reading

Wed May 09 2007

Education (Tertiary Reforms) Amendment Bill

Thu May 10 2007

Flavell: Finance Agreements Amendment Bill

Thu May 10 2007

Sharples: Aspiring School Leaders

Thu May 10 2007

Poroporoaki: His Highness Susuga Malietoa Tanumafi

Mon May 14 2007

Tariana Turia - Speech

Wed May 16 2007

Sharples: Budget Speech

Thu May 17 2007

Tariana Turia: Speech

Thu May 17 2007

Te Ururoa Flavell: speech

Thu May 17 2007

Turia - Taxation Bill

Fri May 18 2007

Ae Marika: Too many lawyers and doctors

Mon May 21 2007

Tariana Turia "Life's An Adventure"

Mon May 21 2007

Harawira - Budget Debate

Wed May 23 2007

Sharples: Answers to the Treaty Question

Thu May 24 2007

Hone Harawira - The Budget and the Treaty

Mon May 28 2007

Maori Party Extremely Happy about Appointment

Fri Jun 01 2007

Government Paying Lipservice to Sustainability

Thu Jun 07 2007

New Research Highlights Lack of Consultation

Thu Jun 07 2007

Maori Party Celebrates 20th Year Of Being Nuke Fre

Fri Jun 08 2007

Tariana Turia - Speech

Sat Jun 09 2007

Investigation into the Transport of Prisoners

Wed Jun 13 2007

Flavell: Whare Uku Curriculum Resource

Mon Jun 18 2007

Urgent Debate: Insider Trading Dr Pita Sharples

Tue Jun 19 2007

Another programme failure hurts Maori

Wed Jun 20 2007

Speech: Evidence Bill / Dr Pita Sharples

Wed Jun 20 2007

Flavell: Evidence Amendment Bill

Thu Jun 28 2007

Speech: Moral Panic and Gangs -- Tariana Turia

Thu Jun 28 2007

Pauatahanui Burial Ground Bill - Ururoa Flavell

Fri Jun 29 2007

Sharples: Te Taumata Runanga Awards Programme

Fri Jun 29 2007

Ae Marika: Wonderwoman comes to town

Mon Jul 02 2007

Maori hero awarded Victoria Cross

Mon Jul 02 2007

Sharples - Our Health, Our Children, Our Future

Tue Jul 03 2007

Ae Marika: Bill to ruin dreams of Maori lawyers

Wed Jul 04 2007

Maori Party Praises Public Health Champion

Fri Jul 06 2007

'Money for Minginui Just the Beginning'

Fri Jul 06 2007

Sharples: Voices of Early Childhood Education

Fri Jul 06 2007

Hone or John: who to believe?

Mon Jul 09 2007

Speech: Climate Change - Ariana Emery Youth MP

Wed Jul 11 2007

Youth Member: Education - Marginalising Maori

Wed Jul 11 2007

Sharples: GPs and the health needs of Maori

Mon Jul 16 2007

Locked Out By The Key To Justice

Tue Jul 17 2007

Labour Deserts the ‘Poorer Poor’

Thu Jul 19 2007

Tariana Turia, Child Youth And Family Speech

Thu Jul 19 2007

Hone Harawira - Weather Tight Homes Bill

Fri Jul 20 2007

Nga Moteatea Launch; Waipapa Marae

Fri Jul 20 2007

Truths of Taranaki a Gift for their Descendants

Mon Jul 23 2007

Te Ururoa Flavell - Te Wiki o te Reo Maori

Tue Jul 24 2007

Dr Pita Sharples - Time Is Right For Reform

Wed Jul 25 2007

Rarotongan Leader on His Final Journey

Thu Jul 26 2007

Get up, stand up! Stand up for your rights

Fri Jul 27 2007

Sharples: The University of Life

Fri Jul 27 2007

'Caught between a Rock and a Hard Place'

Wed Aug 01 2007

Rangatahi take on the World Hip-Hop Championships

Tue Aug 07 2007

Call for action to support Indigenous People

Fri Aug 10 2007

Dr Pita Sharples: the concept of one in ten

Wed Aug 15 2007

Turia: Resistance - response to neo-liberalism

Wed Aug 15 2007

Dr Pita Sharples: Official Information Bill

Thu Aug 16 2007

Labour's Lies Painted Up As Promise Of Pay-Rise

Thu Aug 16 2007

Turia - Te Runanga o Aotearoa Annual General Hui

Fri Aug 17 2007

Flavell: Limited Partnerships Bill

Wed Aug 22 2007

Turia: Weathertight Homes Resolution Amendmt Bill

Wed Aug 22 2007

Dr Pita Sharples Speech: Gambling Amendment Bill

Thu Aug 23 2007

Flavell: Major Events Management Bill

Thu Aug 23 2007

Maori Party Defends Aboriginal Rights

Fri Aug 24 2007

Sharples: Hawkes Bay Primary Principals Conference

Fri Aug 24 2007

Whanganui DHB Needs to live up to 'Good Health'

Fri Aug 31 2007

Poroporoaki: Syd Jackson

Tue Sep 04 2007

Establishment of Universities of Technology Bill

Thu Sep 06 2007

Flavell: Minimum Wage (New Entrant) Bill

Thu Sep 06 2007

Flavell: Independent Police Conduct Authority Bill

Fri Sep 07 2007

Sharples: Lawyers strengthening Maori communities

Fri Sep 07 2007

Ae Marika: Haere e te Rangatira

Tue Sep 11 2007

Flavell: International Finance Amendment Bill

Wed Sep 12 2007

Harawira: He Poroporoaki - Haere E Te Rangatira

Wed Sep 12 2007

Harawira: Property Law Bill

Wed Sep 12 2007

Hone Harawira: Misuse of Drugs Amendment Bill

Wed Sep 12 2007

Sharples: Agricultural Compounds Bill

Thu Sep 13 2007

Te Ururoa Flavell: Personal And Property Rights

Wed Sep 19 2007

Hone Harawira Speech: Property Law Bill

Fri Sep 21 2007

Hone Harawira: Statutes Amendment Bill

Fri Sep 21 2007

Face of Tangata Whenua reflected in Electorates

Tue Sep 25 2007

Maori Party Celebrates the Power of Whakapapa

Wed Sep 26 2007

Horowira: Māori in Australia research report

Sat Sep 29 2007

Māori in Australia reluctant to lose ties to home

Sat Sep 29 2007

Sharples: International Adult Literacy Conference

Mon Oct 01 2007

Turia: National Council of Women Executive Meeting

Mon Oct 01 2007

Dr Pita Sharples - Te Ao Maori

Thu Oct 04 2007

Sharples: ASTE Annual Conference Speech

Thu Oct 04 2007

Armed Forces Law Reform Bill; Second Reading

Wed Oct 10 2007

Community & Voluntary Sector - Weaving Together

Wed Oct 10 2007

Let peace prevail for all the peoples of Zimbabwe

Wed Oct 10 2007

David Graham McGee Recommended As Ombudsman

Thu Oct 11 2007

Ecoshow 2007: Making Sustainability a Real Option

Fri Oct 12 2007

Pita Sharples: Subordinate Legis. Bill 3 Speech

Fri Oct 12 2007

Flavell: (Driver Licensing) Amendment Bill

Thu Oct 18 2007

Hone Harawira: Melanesian Trusts Amendment Bill

Thu Oct 18 2007

NZ Guardian Trust Company Amendment Bill

Thu Oct 18 2007

'Well-being divided on ethnic grounds'

Thu Oct 18 2007

Turia: Summit of Leaders

Fri Oct 19 2007

Harawira - Protected Disclosures Amendment Bill

Tue Oct 23 2007

Tell the truth about the Bus says Waiariki MP

Tue Oct 23 2007

Tariana Turia: Human Tissue Bill - Second Reading

Wed Oct 24 2007

"The Abusers have to be Outed" says Turia

Wed Oct 24 2007

Tariana Turia: Repeal of Seditious offences Bill

Thu Oct 25 2007

From Hibernation to Restoration - Flavell

Fri Oct 26 2007

Sharples - Income Tax Bill

Fri Oct 26 2007

The evolving role of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in NZ

Fri Oct 26 2007

Sharples: Who’s the Most Endangered of them all?

Tue Oct 30 2007

Pita Sharples: Speech To Police College 31 October

Wed Oct 31 2007

Waka takes visitors on journey into Maori culture

Thu Nov 01 2007

Hansard Of Hone Harawira On Terror Amendment Bill

Wed Nov 07 2007

Hone Harawira Speech - The cost of 3c

Wed Nov 07 2007

Party Commends Principled Position of Fire Service

Wed Nov 07 2007

Pita Sharples - Speech On Military Law Bills

Wed Nov 07 2007

Pita Sharples - Human Tissue (Organ Donation) Bill

Thu Nov 08 2007

Harawira - Terrorism Suppression Bill 3rd Reading

Fri Nov 09 2007

Book Launch: Tuahine Sisters of Porangahau

Sun Nov 11 2007

Interactive writing tool for study of Te Reo

Mon Nov 12 2007

Terrorism Suppression Bill - Hone Harawira

Wed Nov 14 2007

Line of Journalistc Freedom & Lawful Reporting

Thu Nov 15 2007

Labour Votes Treaty out, Again

Fri Nov 16 2007

Turia Questions Ellis' Publicity Stunt

Fri Nov 16 2007

Hone Harawira Column - Leadership In Education

Thu Nov 22 2007

Hone Harawira: Leadership In Education

Thu Nov 22 2007

Te Ururoa Flavell - Flexible Working Arrangements

Thu Nov 22 2007

Te Ururoa Flavell Parl. Appropriation Bill Speech

Thu Nov 22 2007

Harawira - Electoral Finance Bill Second Reading

Fri Nov 23 2007

Hone Harawira Address To Electoral Finance Bill

Sun Nov 25 2007

Tangata Whenua Initiative commended

Mon Nov 26 2007

Turia: Whanganui School of Design Graduation

Tue Nov 27 2007

Angeline Greensill to stand for Hauraki Waikato

Thu Nov 29 2007

'Disaster for the economy, and Maori language'

Thu Nov 29 2007

Proposals to ditch 'open entry' questioned

Wed Dec 05 2007

Taxation Bill - Hone Harawira Speech

Wed Dec 05 2007

Flavell: Electoral Finance Bill: Committee Stage

Thu Dec 06 2007

Te Whetu Kahurangi Ten Year Celebration

Fri Dec 07 2007

Operating Maori Values within the System - Turia

Sun Dec 09 2007

School: Thousands of Children Missing in Action

Wed Dec 12 2007

Sharples: Education Amendment Bill

Wed Dec 12 2007

Sharples: Taxation Bill

Wed Dec 12 2007

Flavell: Dog Control Amendment Bill

Thu Dec 13 2007

Flavell: Mauao Historic Reserve Vesting Bill

Thu Dec 13 2007

Harawira: Affordable Housing Bill

Thu Dec 13 2007

Harawira: Reserve Bank of NZ Amendment Bill

Thu Dec 13 2007

Speech - Reserve Bank of New Zealand - Hone Harawi

Thu Dec 13 2007

Affordable Housing: Enabling Authorities Bill

Fri Dec 14 2007

Dr Pita Sharples - Maori Purposes Bill

Fri Dec 14 2007

Harawira: Electoral FInance Bill

Tue Dec 18 2007

Maori Education Report Card Gives Whanau A+

Tue Dec 18 2007

He Aitua - Hone Tuwhare: 'No Ordinary Icon'

Thu Jan 17 2008

Turia: Hui for Management and Kaimahi

Wed Jan 23 2008

The Change will Come from Us

Wed Jan 30 2008

South Seas Success Excites Turia

Thu Jan 31 2008

The Maori Party is doing its bit to fly the flag

Mon Feb 04 2008

Tariana Turia - Speech At Graduation Ceremony

Fri Feb 08 2008

Harawira to attend apology ceremony in Australia

Mon Feb 11 2008

Harawira: The time has come. A fact’s a fact…

Tue Feb 12 2008

Response to PM's Statement to Parliament

Tue Feb 12 2008

Turia: Response to PM’s Statement to Parliament

Wed Feb 13 2008

Monte Ohia Candidate for Te Tai Tonga

Sun Feb 17 2008

Flavell, Response to Prime Minister's Address

Tue Feb 19 2008

Sharples: NZ Guardian Trust Company Amendment Bill

Wed Feb 20 2008

Flavell: Summary Offences (Tagging and Graffiti)

Thu Feb 21 2008

Poroporoaki: Edison Te Kanae Wineera

Sat Mar 01 2008

Flavell: Urgent Debate - Hawkes Bay DHB

Tue Mar 04 2008

Notice of Motion: Appointment of Assistant Speaker

Tue Mar 04 2008

Sharples: Every day is Children's Day

Wed Mar 05 2008

Turia - Christian Leaders Congress

Wed Mar 05 2008

Broadcasting Amendment Bill - Harawira

Thu Mar 06 2008

Hone Harawira: Misuse of Drugs Amendment Bill

Thu Mar 06 2008

Turia: National Maori Women's Refuge Hui Speech

Wed Mar 12 2008

Budget Policy Statement: Dr Pita Sharples

Thu Mar 13 2008

Harawira: Misuse of Drugs (Classification of BZP)

Fri Mar 14 2008

"Watch your language, mate!"

Fri Mar 28 2008

Maori Party welcomes new UN Special Rapporteur

Tue Apr 01 2008

Flavell: Melanesian Trusts Bill

Thu Apr 03 2008

Waiariki MP congratulates CNI negotiators

Sat Apr 05 2008

Ae Marika: The Black Box

Tue Apr 08 2008

Turia: When I'm 64

Tue Apr 08 2008

Sharples: Electricity (Disconnection...) Bill

Wed Apr 09 2008

Sharples: Leaders in Sport Conference 2008

Wed Apr 09 2008

Tariana Turia: Human Tissue Bill

Wed Apr 09 2008

$10 billion student debt a mortgage on NZ’s future

Thu Apr 10 2008

Flavell: Family Court Matters Second Reading

Thu Apr 10 2008

Sharples: 'Keeping Kids Safe'

Mon Apr 14 2008

Sharples: Notices of Motion

Tue Apr 15 2008

Notice of Motion Re Drownings: Maori Party

Wed Apr 16 2008

Flavell: Lancaster Park Land Vesting Bill

Thu Apr 17 2008

Flavell: Manukau Graffiti Bill

Thu Apr 17 2008

Sharples: Te Takawaenga Maori

Thu Apr 17 2008

Ae Marika: Floods, Kapa Haka

Mon Apr 21 2008

Willie Apiata’s Remarkable ANZAC Day Gift

Fri Apr 25 2008

Police Engagement Survey - What’s the real story?

Sun Apr 27 2008

Maori Party Congratulates Dr Rees Tapsell

Wed Apr 30 2008

New Prospecting Permit in Taranaki raises Concerns

Wed Apr 30 2008

Maori Party Recognises Kingitanga

Thu May 01 2008

May Day Alert for PCP Exposure

Thu May 01 2008

Te Ururoa Flavell - Early Childhood Forum

Sat May 03 2008

Turia: Racism and Rage

Tue May 06 2008

Maori Party applauds agreement

Thu May 08 2008

Hone Harawira: Births, Deaths And Marriages Bill

Wed May 14 2008

‘Our Hope for a Secure and LivEable World’ - Turia

Wed May 14 2008

Leadership and commitment essential – Maori Party

Fri May 16 2008

Tariana Turia: Speech At Business Graduation

Fri May 16 2008

Tariana Turia: Presentations of tohu in business

Sun May 18 2008

Harawira: Serious Fraud Office Abolition Bill

Wed May 21 2008

Harawira: Tagging and Graffiti Vandalism Bill

Wed May 21 2008

Hone Harawira: Young Offenders Bill

Thu May 22 2008

Long-awaited operational funding fails to impress

Thu May 22 2008

Turia: The Maraeroa Way

Fri May 23 2008

Flavell: Budget Debate

Wed May 28 2008

Hone Harawira on Bastion Point

Wed May 28 2008

Turia: Budget Debate- Health Workforce

Thu May 29 2008

Maori Party to campaign for party, electorate vote

Tue Jun 03 2008

Turia: Māori Association of Social Scientists

Wed Jun 11 2008

Poroporoaki: Rereamoamo Monte Ohia

Thu Jun 12 2008

Ae Marika: The Maori Seats

Mon Jun 16 2008

ETS rips off taxpayers, poor families hardest hit

Wed Jun 18 2008

Hone Harawira: Treaty Amendment Bill

Thu Jun 19 2008

Harawira: Treaty of Waitangi Amendment Bill

Mon Jun 23 2008

Te Ururoa Flavell: Address At Fisheries Forum

Sat Jun 28 2008

Dr Pita Sharples Speech

Wed Jul 02 2008

Organised Crime (Penalties and Sentencing) Bill

Wed Jul 02 2008

DoC unable to conserve rare skink habitat

Thu Jul 03 2008

Palmerston North Showgrounds Act Repeal Bill

Thu Jul 03 2008

Tipu Ora Graduation: Te Muka

Fri Jul 04 2008

Candidates Announced For Te Tai Tonga Electorate

Wed Jul 09 2008

Maori Party Seeks Answers in Masterton

Wed Jul 16 2008

Maori control of Maori language institutions

Mon Jul 21 2008

Mortgagee Sales

Tue Jul 22 2008

Tariana Turia: Community Health Workers Hui

Thu Jul 24 2008

Harawira: NZ China Free Trade Agreement

Fri Jul 25 2008

Rahui Reid Katene, candidate for Te Tai Tonga

Fri Jul 25 2008

Rahui Katene: Māori Legal Forum: Te Papa Museum

Tue Jul 29 2008

Hone Harawira: Vote Maori Affairs

Wed Jul 30 2008

Harawira: Lawyers and Conveyancers Amendment Bill

Thu Jul 31 2008

Tariana Turia: 21st Century Education Wananga

Fri Aug 01 2008

Ae Marika! 5 August 2008

Wed Aug 06 2008

Hone Harawira: Policing Bill

Wed Aug 06 2008

Te Ururoa Flavell: Aquaculture Legislation Speech

Wed Aug 06 2008

Hone Harawira: Parliamentary Service Bill

Fri Aug 08 2008

Maori Party goes for gold to win 7 Maori seats

Sun Aug 17 2008

Academic honour rewards lifetime of leadership

Mon Aug 18 2008

Maori Party hits H’Town

Tue Aug 19 2008

Maori Party Welcomes South Auckland Health Centre

Wed Aug 20 2008

Labour Introduces Shoemaker Education System

Thu Aug 21 2008

Maori Party List

Fri Aug 22 2008

Maori Party Call to Address Food Poverty

Tue Aug 26 2008

Maori Party Roadshow in Te Wai Pounamu

Tue Aug 26 2008

Maori Community Projects Given Funding Boost

Wed Aug 27 2008

Turia: Deployment of the Taser Guns

Wed Aug 27 2008

Harawira: Auckland Regional Amenities Funding Bill

Thu Aug 28 2008

Turia: Christchurch Council (Lancaster Park) Bill

Thu Aug 28 2008

Turia: Te Wakahuia Manawatu Hauora Trust Board

Fri Aug 29 2008

Katene: Election Year Social Justice Forum

Wed Sep 03 2008

Monolingual Māori language dictionary praised

Wed Sep 03 2008

Treaty claimants like cattle in a stockyard

Wed Sep 03 2008

National response needed to school violence

Thu Sep 04 2008

Flavell: Companies Amendment Bill

Fri Sep 05 2008

Tariana Turia: Inaugural Maori Research Symposium

Fri Sep 05 2008

Policing Bill: Third Reading

Sat Sep 06 2008

Sharples: New Zealand Forum on the Family

Mon Sep 08 2008

Maori Party congratulates Justice Joe Williams

Thu Sep 11 2008

Tariana Turia: ‘Sharpening of the Pencil’

Thu Sep 11 2008

The Maori Party sends its condolences

Thu Sep 11 2008

How would you spend One Billion Dollars?

Fri Sep 12 2008

It’s choice to be young and Maori

Fri Sep 12 2008

South Auckland communities vibrant and close-knit

Fri Sep 12 2008

Whakanuitia te whakaoranga ano o te reo Maori

Sun Sep 14 2008

Making Connections throughout Hauraki

Fri Sep 19 2008

Peoples Procession is coming to Hauraki-Waikato

Fri Sep 19 2008

Katene calls for more Maori in the Science Sector

Mon Sep 22 2008

Greensill Supports our Tertiary Warriors

Wed Sep 24 2008

Harawira: Waikato Tainui Raupatu Settlement Bill

Thu Sep 25 2008

Tariana Turia Speech to Journalism Students

Thu Sep 25 2008

Te Roroa Claims Settlement Bill

Thu Sep 25 2008

It’s always happening in Hauraki-Waikato!

Tue Sep 30 2008

Sharples: Grand Challenges for Population Health

Tue Sep 30 2008

Get on the Bus and Vote Maori Party

Thu Oct 02 2008

Turia: Wahine Purotu Evening 2008 Maori Women

Thu Oct 02 2008

Who represents Maori Workers Political interests?

Mon Oct 06 2008

Pita Sharples 'The Treaty - you never know it'

Tue Oct 07 2008

Tidy the spare bedroom, Maori warned!

Tue Oct 07 2008

Monte Ohia; Miriama Kahu and Maketu John Simpson

Sat Oct 11 2008

Access to education opens the pathway to future

Tue Oct 14 2008

Government changes tune on regional development

Fri Oct 17 2008

Te Ururoa Flavell: People Our Greatest Wealth

Fri Oct 17 2008

Turia: Tipu Ora Certificate in Hauora Maori Health

Fri Oct 17 2008

Maori Party - Treaty Policy launch

Thu Oct 23 2008

Ignore our Young at your peril says Maori Party

Fri Oct 24 2008

Maori Party Co-leader Endorses Angeline Greensill

Tue Oct 28 2008

Gala Evening : Maori Documentary Film Evening

Fri Oct 31 2008

Vote for the Maori Party is a Vote for Papatuanuku

Mon Nov 03 2008

Turning out in Style to lift the Turnout

Tue Nov 04 2008

Do you want wages with your fries?

Wed Nov 05 2008

Maori Health in Hauraki-Waikato deserves priority

Wed Nov 05 2008

Relief is on its way – The Maori Party

Wed Nov 05 2008

John Key Ditches His Own School

Thu Nov 06 2008

Sharples takes issue with media advice on voting

Fri Nov 07 2008

Maori Party welcomes agreement with National Party

Mon Nov 17 2008

Flavell: New approaches to youth justice

Thu Nov 20 2008

Hon Tariana Turia; Co-Leader Of The Maori Party

Thu Dec 04 2008

Celebrating those who do a world of good

Fri Dec 05 2008

Te Ururoa Flavell: Business Re-Instatement

Wed Dec 10 2008

Harawira: Emissions Trading Scheme

Thu Dec 11 2008

Maiden Speech; Rahui Reid Katene

Fri Dec 12 2008

Maori Party Angered by loss of NZ Maori

Fri Dec 19 2008

Poroporoaki: Dr Paratene Ngata

Tue Jan 13 2009

Maori Party sorrow at death of DPA President

Thu Feb 05 2009

DR Pita Sharples: Waitangi Day Address

Sat Feb 07 2009

Notice of Motion: Australian fires

Tue Feb 10 2009

Taxation Bill: First Reading - Rahui Katene

Wed Feb 11 2009

Te Ururoa Flavell - Speech

Wed Feb 11 2009

Speech: Sentencing Amendment Bill - Rahui Katene

Fri Feb 13 2009

Flavell: Hui for Maori and Pacific Literacy

Tue Feb 17 2009

Ae Marika: Fighting In Moerewa

Tue Mar 03 2009

Speech: Rahui Katene - Foreshore & Seabed Review

Wed Mar 04 2009

Sharples: Franklin District Council, museums

Thu Mar 05 2009

Turia: Opening of Te Ohanga Mataora Paetahi

Thu Mar 05 2009

Building Amendment Bill: Rahui Katene

Tue Mar 10 2009

Speech: Rahui Katene - ACC

Tue Mar 10 2009

Speech: Te Ururoa Flavell, Liquor Enforcement Bill

Wed Mar 11 2009

History of Extra Staff for Large Electorates

Tue Mar 17 2009

Hone Harawira: It’s All About Whanau

Tue Mar 17 2009

Katene: Canterbury Maori Consultation Hui

Wed Mar 18 2009

Rahui Katene: Launch of Homelessness Paper

Tue Mar 24 2009

Speech: Turia - Regional fuel tax

Tue Mar 24 2009

Speech: Flavell - Contract Management of Prisons

Wed Mar 25 2009

Speech: Rahui Katene - Budget Policy Statement

Wed Mar 25 2009

Dr Pita Sharples - Maori TV's Fifth Birthday

Thu Mar 26 2009

Flavell: Te Waka Pu Whenua Maori Adult Ed. Centre

Mon Mar 30 2009

Speech: Turia - General Debate

Wed Apr 01 2009

Labour Maori MPs’ talk a bit too rich

Fri Apr 03 2009

Symposium on Violence Prevention

Fri Apr 03 2009

Speech: Sharples - Maori Fisheries Conference

Mon Apr 06 2009

MP congratulates Tuhoe festival participants

Wed Apr 08 2009

Speech: Katene - Financial Review – MSD

Wed Apr 08 2009

Happy birthday Kingi Tuheitia

Tue Apr 21 2009

Speech: Sharples - Inaugural Kingitanga Day

Tue Apr 21 2009

Foreshore and Seabed on Everyone’s Agenda - Katene

Wed Apr 22 2009

Flavell: Corrections’s Maori Strategic Plan

Tue Apr 28 2009

Waitakere Education Symposium: Opening Address

Wed Apr 29 2009

Ririnui’s Maori seats idea too little, to late

Thu Apr 30 2009

Speech: Flavell - Student Loan Repayment Bonus

Fri May 01 2009

Labour's 'one size fits all' don't work for Maori

Mon May 04 2009

Racism – 30 Years On

Wed May 06 2009

Speech: Flavell - Eden Park Trust Amendment Bill

Thu May 07 2009

Speech: Turia - Recession in the Midst

Thu May 07 2009

Speech: Turia - Maori and Parliament

Fri May 08 2009

Motion of Condolence: Sharples - Napier Incident

Tue May 12 2009

Speech: Turia - Funding for Parliamentary Purpose

Tue May 12 2009

Speech: Turia - Regulatory Improvement Bill

Tue May 12 2009

Flavell: Gambling Amendment Bill (No 2)

Wed May 13 2009

Speech: Flavell - Gambling Amendment Bill, No. 2

Wed May 13 2009

Speech: Sharples - Child Sexual Abuse

Thu May 14 2009

Te Ururoa Flavell - Graduation Speech

Sun May 17 2009

Speech: Flavell - Residential Tenancies Amendment

Wed May 27 2009

EDUCATION: $20m to help Maori in high school

Thu May 28 2009

Let the fish through says Turia

Fri May 29 2009

Sharples: Taxation (Budget Tax Measures) Bill

Fri May 29 2009

Flavell: Vehicle Confiscation and Seizure Bill

Wed Jun 03 2009

Speech: Turia - Transport Amendment

Wed Jun 03 2009

Speech: Flavell - Community Education Conference

Mon Jun 15 2009

Speech: Katene - How to Thrive in a Famine

Tue Jun 16 2009

Speech: Flavell - Buy Back of Land

Wed Jun 17 2009

Speech: Turia - To The National Council of Women

Thu Jun 18 2009

Sharples: 2009 Innovation Icons Evening

Mon Jul 06 2009

Rahui Katene: Speech To Wellington Women's Refuge

Sun Jul 26 2009

Speech: Harawira - Imports Made by Slave Labour

Thu Jul 30 2009

Speech: Katene - Matariki Day Bill

Thu Jul 30 2009

Speech: Katene - Sustainable Biofuel Bill

Thu Jul 30 2009

Flavell: Inquiries Bill First Reading

Wed Aug 05 2009

Poroporoaki: Eru Potaka-Dewes

Fri Aug 07 2009

Speech: Flavell - Port Nicholson Block Settlement

Wed Aug 12 2009

Speech: Katene - GST Off Food

Wed Aug 19 2009

Hone Harawira Speech: Appropriation Bill

Thu Aug 27 2009

Speech: Flavell - Provocation Repeal Bill

Mon Aug 31 2009

Speech: Flavell - Student Loan Scheme Amendment

Mon Aug 31 2009

Launch of Family Violence Programme of Action

Tue Sep 01 2009

Speech: Katene - Surviving the Recession

Fri Sep 04 2009

Speech: Katene - Time to Take The Treaty Seriously

Fri Sep 04 2009

Katene: Student Loan Scheme Amendment Bill

Thu Sep 17 2009

Speech: Katene - Local Govt Auckland Council Bill

Thu Sep 17 2009

Speech: Katene - Student Loan Repayment Bonus Bill

Thu Sep 17 2009

Harawira: To Smoke or to Choke

Wed Sep 23 2009

David Tua Talks on Maori Television’s Code Tonight

Thu Sep 24 2009

Flavell - Poroporoaki : Sir Howard Morrison

Thu Sep 24 2009

Speech: Katene - Palmy Nth Showgrounds Act Repeal

Thu Sep 24 2009

Sorrow for Pacific and Indonesian neighbours

Thu Oct 01 2009

Speech: Turia - Pariroa marae Celebration

Wed Oct 07 2009

Speech: Sharples - Notice of Motion: Samoa

Tue Oct 13 2009

Speech: Flavell - Land Transport Amendment Bill

Wed Oct 14 2009

Ae Marika: MTS Bids For The Rugby

Thu Oct 15 2009

Aspire Scholarship—Māori Boarding School Students

Fri Oct 23 2009

Applied and Maori Indigenous Vocational Education

Tue Oct 27 2009

Gangs and Organised Crime Bill : Third Reading

Wed Oct 28 2009

Speech: Katene - Bodily Samples Amendment Bill

Wed Oct 28 2009

2009 Volunteering New Zealand conference

Thu Oct 29 2009

Speech: Harawira - Immigration Bill, Third Reading

Fri Oct 30 2009

5th November a day to celebrate peace

Thu Nov 05 2009

Health Results Shock Maori Party

Thu Nov 05 2009

Maori Party farewells distinguished ambassador

Mon Nov 16 2009

Maori Party deal to benefit all

Mon Nov 23 2009

Speech: Katene - Moderated Emissions Trading

Tue Nov 24 2009

Flavell praises Maori dux

Thu Nov 26 2009

Labour’s attack on iwi is an attack on whanau

Thu Nov 26 2009

No place for Labour Party’s race division tactics

Thu Nov 26 2009

Speech: Katene - ETS Third Reading

Thu Nov 26 2009

Speech: Katene - Use of Court Cells Amendment Bill

Thu Nov 26 2009

Sharples 'Deeply Offended' by Goff's Speech

Fri Nov 27 2009

Speech: Flavell - Biosecurity Amendment Bill

Fri Nov 27 2009

Flavell welcomes new judge

Mon Nov 30 2009

Turia welcomes effort to save longfin eels

Mon Nov 30 2009

Praise for wahine toa with ticket to practice law

Fri Dec 04 2009

Papanui Inlet Investigation Welcomed

Tue Dec 08 2009

Release of the COGS Profile 2008/09

Tue Dec 08 2009

Katene: Methodist Church of NZ Trusts Bill

Wed Dec 09 2009

Speech: Flavell - Assisted Reproductive Technology

Wed Dec 09 2009

Speech: Katene - Statutes Amendment Bill

Wed Dec 09 2009

Ae Marika!

Thu Dec 10 2009

Fair Trading Amendment Bill - Te Ururoa Flavell

Thu Dec 10 2009

Maori Party to look at NCEA te reo standards

Thu Dec 10 2009

Day of shame for Nelson says Maori Party

Fri Dec 11 2009

Speech: Flavell - Education (Polytechnics) Bill

Fri Dec 11 2009

Maori Party President congratulates team

Sun Dec 13 2009

Maori Party demands Maori reps on Polytechs

Wed Dec 16 2009

Speech: Flavell - Polytechnics Amendment Bill

Wed Dec 16 2009

Flavell: Education (Polytechnics) Amendment Bill

Thu Dec 17 2009

Turia Supports Call of Hastings Kaumatua

Fri Jan 22 2010

Prime Minister’s Debate

Wed Feb 10 2010

Te Ururoa Flavell: Reponse To PM's Speech

Wed Feb 10 2010

PM debate - Hone Harawira on the foreshore

Tue Feb 16 2010

Student Loan Scheme Amendment - 3rd Reading

Thu Feb 25 2010

Tariana Turia: Address to Business Roundtable

Fri Mar 05 2010

Halt needed over plans to blow-up occupied kohatu

Tue Mar 09 2010

Kohatu blow-up was cold-hearted and unnecessary

Wed Mar 10 2010

Decision to retain service for the elderly welcome

Fri Mar 12 2010

Te Ururoa Flavell: Budget Policy Statement 2010

Wed Mar 17 2010

Rahui Katene: Imprisonment in the 21st Century

Thu Mar 18 2010

Rahui Katene - Education Amendment Bill

Fri Mar 19 2010

Flavell: Christ’s College (Cant'y) Amendment Bill

Mon Mar 22 2010

Maori Party saddened by passing of Lady Raiha

Tue Mar 23 2010

National Maori Housing Hui

Tue Mar 23 2010

Poroporoaki ki a Kahurangi Raiha Mahuta

Tue Mar 23 2010

Poroporoaki to Lady Raiha Mahuta

Tue Mar 23 2010

Get tough on foreign workforce industries too

Wed Mar 24 2010

Rahui Katene: Alcohol Causes Violence

Wed Mar 24 2010

Canterbury Regional Council Bill

Wed Mar 31 2010

Rahui Katene: Canterbury Regional Council Bill

Thu Apr 01 2010

Young Orator Heads To Youth Parliament

Mon Apr 19 2010

Rahui Katene: Declaration Speech

Tue Apr 20 2010

Rahui Katene: Minimum Wage Bill

Thu Apr 22 2010

The effective participation of indigenous peoples

Thu Apr 22 2010

Tobacco Products Amendment Bill – Second Reading

Thu Apr 29 2010

Tobacco Products Amendment Bill

Thu Apr 29 2010

Martin Cooper – A Leader To Follow

Wed May 05 2010

Sentencing and Parole Reform Bill

Wed May 05 2010

Local Government Act 2002

Thu May 06 2010

Waikato-Tainui Raupatu Claims (Waikato River)

Thu May 06 2010

Education Amendment Bill – Third Reading

Fri May 07 2010

Waikato-Tainui Raupatu Claims (Waikato River)

Thu May 13 2010

Building Relations – Common Unity

Fri May 14 2010

Passing of Corrections Officer, Jason Palmer

Wed May 19 2010

$9 million: Support for Maori business

Thu May 20 2010

Budget 2010 - Maori Party

Thu May 20 2010

Katene: Public Health and Disability Amendment Bil

Thu May 20 2010

Appropriation (2010/2011 Estimates) Bill

Wed May 26 2010

Katene: Local Govt (Auckland Law Reform) Bill

Thu May 27 2010

Flavell calls on union to back Maori women's rugby

Fri May 28 2010

Bring back Maori trade training

Wed Jun 02 2010

Schools must stop "side stepping" Maori topics

Thu Jun 03 2010

Advocacy In Community Initiatives: Rahui Katene

Sun Jun 06 2010

Areti Metuamate: A beautiful mind

Thu Jun 17 2010

Hamilton City Council (Parana Park) Land Vesting

Thu Jun 17 2010

Local Electoral (Maori Representation) Amendment

Thu Jun 17 2010

Ngäti Apa (North Island) Claims Settlement Bill

Fri Jun 18 2010

Sharples on Appropriations Debate

Fri Jun 18 2010

Flavell honours work of PCP timber workers

Thu Jun 24 2010

Maori Party farewells young gifted lawyer

Thu Jun 24 2010

Tariff Amendment Bill

Thu Jun 24 2010

Education Amendment Bill

Thu Jul 01 2010

Maori Party urges Addington not to monetise misery

Mon Jul 05 2010

Whakaraupo Carving Centre Opening

Mon Jul 05 2010

Taranaki, the Treaty and Human Rights

Thu Jul 15 2010

Katene applauds people of Whakatu

Wed Jul 21 2010

The Moral Crime of Child Poverty

Wed Jul 21 2010

Consumer Guarantees Amendment Bill

Thu Jul 22 2010

Govt's anti-healthy food stance not winning public

Thu Jul 22 2010

Launch of the Te Whakamotuhaketanga Hapu Strategy

Thu Jul 22 2010

A Column By Hone Harawira

Tue Jul 27 2010

Speech: Vote Treaty Negotiations – Maori Affairs

Wed Jul 28 2010

2010/2011 Estimates for Vote Housing

Thu Jul 29 2010

Acumen Republic Business Breakfast

Thu Jul 29 2010

Ngati Tuwharetoa, Raukawa, and Te Arawa River Bill

Thu Jul 29 2010

Maori Party Commends Contribution To Economy

Fri Jul 30 2010

Appropriation Bill - Hone Harawira

Wed Aug 04 2010

Estimates Debate Vote Education

Wed Aug 04 2010

Maori Party Candidate for Hauraki Waikato

Sat Aug 07 2010

Maori Trade Training Scheme Will Make A Difference

Tue Aug 10 2010

Turia Sad That Laban Leaving

Wed Aug 11 2010

Ako Aotearoa Hui for Maori Tertiary Education

Fri Aug 13 2010

Children, Young Persons, and Their Families

Thu Aug 19 2010

MP welcomes dual naming of South Island landmarks

Fri Aug 27 2010

Poroporoaki ki a Tariana (Twiss) Wharakura

Mon Sep 06 2010

Christchurch Earthquake - Rahui Katene

Wed Sep 08 2010

Goods and Services Tax (Exemption of Healthy Food)

Thu Sep 09 2010

Katene concerned about stress levels

Fri Sep 10 2010

Canterbury Earthquake Response and Recovery Bill

Tue Sep 14 2010

Earthquake—Canterbury Statement

Tue Sep 14 2010

Maori Party honours marchers and mana whenua

Tue Sep 14 2010

Ministerial Statement South Canterbury Finance

Tue Sep 14 2010

Canterbury Earthquake Response and Recovery Bill

Thu Sep 16 2010

Hone Harawira: Land Transport Amendment Bill #1

Thu Sep 16 2010

Maori Party welcomes iwi inclusion in water report

Wed Sep 22 2010

Christ’s College (Canterbury) Amendment Bill

Thu Sep 23 2010

Financial Markets (Regulators and KiwiSaver) Bill

Fri Sep 24 2010

Te Ohu Rata o Aotearoa Maori Medical Practitioners

Mon Sep 27 2010

Franklin District Council Speech

Wed Sep 29 2010

Sale of Liquor (Objections to Applications) Bill

Wed Sep 29 2010

Turia Speech to Maori Law Students' Association

Wed Sep 29 2010

ERO report on Maori achievement an indictment

Wed Oct 06 2010

Maori Party Congratulates ERO on Bold Report

Wed Oct 06 2010

Brownlee must make locals top priority post-quake

Tue Oct 12 2010

Katene welcomes review of $1.7b Govt bailout

Tue Oct 12 2010

Mandatory Fortification of Bread with Folic Acid

Tue Oct 12 2010

New Zealand Public Health and Disability Amendment

Wed Oct 13 2010

Te Arawa River Iwi Waikato River Bill

Wed Oct 13 2010

Governor-General Bill : Second Reading

Thu Oct 14 2010

Flavell: Student Loan Scheme Bill, First Reading

Fri Oct 15 2010

Harawira: Treaty recognition and enforcement

Fri Oct 15 2010

Sixth Annual National Treaties 1-11 Gathering 2010

Mon Oct 18 2010

Policy, Research and Decision-Making

Wed Oct 20 2010

Rugby World Cup 2011 (Empowering) Bill

Wed Oct 20 2010

Education (Freedom of Association) Amendment Bill

Fri Oct 22 2010

Te Arawa Maori Sports and Rangatahi Awards

Mon Oct 25 2010

Ngati Tuwharetoa, Raukawa, and Te Arawa River

Wed Oct 27 2010

Employment Relations (Film Production Work) Bill

Fri Oct 29 2010

Katene: Justice Wilson – Urgent Debate

Tue Nov 09 2010

Speech: Katene - Parties and MMP

Thu Nov 11 2010

Flavell: Governor-General Bill Third Reading

Fri Nov 12 2010

Speech: Flavell – Gambling

Fri Nov 12 2010

Speech: Katene - the Canterbury Earthquake

Fri Nov 12 2010

Speech: Turia - Early Childhood

Fri Nov 12 2010

Aquaculture Legislation Amendment Bill (No 3)

Wed Nov 17 2010

Education Amendment Bill no 2

Fri Nov 19 2010

Speech: Launch of Whanau Ora Centres

Fri Nov 19 2010

Wi Pere Book Launch; Rongopai Marae, Patutahi, Gisborne

Mon Nov 22 2010

Employment Relations Amendment Bill (no 2)

Wed Nov 24 2010

Māori health scholars and leaders celebrate

Fri Nov 26 2010

Taxation (GST And Remedial Matters) Bill

Fri Nov 26 2010

Speech; Sharples - Treaty Settlement Symposium

Mon Nov 29 2010

Death of Wiremu Karuwha Tawhai

Sun Dec 05 2010

Oh my, how the worm has turned

Thu Dec 09 2010

Computers in Home Taranaki Graduation

Fri Dec 10 2010

Turia congratulates Te Tu Toa Academy

Fri Dec 10 2010

Weathertight Homes Resolution Services Amendment Bill

Fri Dec 10 2010

Biosecurity Law Reform Bill

Sat Dec 11 2010

2010 NZ Children's Social Health Monitor results

Tue Dec 14 2010

Electoral (Finance Reform and Advance Voting) Amendment Bill

Wed Dec 15 2010

Sharples: Adjournment Debate

Wed Dec 15 2010

Adjournment Debate - Rahui Katene

Thu Dec 16 2010

Pita Sharples speech to the World Christian Gathering

Sat Jan 15 2011

Speech - He Waka Kotuia o Araiteuru : Rahui Katene

Thu Jan 27 2011

Wood Processing industry needs all our support says Turia

Fri Jan 28 2011

Disciplinary and Disputes Committee of the Maori Party

Mon Jan 31 2011

Employment a key driver for Whanau - Rahui Katene

Fri Feb 04 2011

Speech: Turia - Manaia Health PHO Forum North Whangarei

Sat Feb 05 2011

Kaumatua appointed to Disciplinary/DisputesCommittee

Sun Feb 06 2011

Speech: Waitangi Day - Rahui Katene

Sun Feb 06 2011

Kaumatua appointed to Maori Party Disciplinary/Disputes

Mon Feb 07 2011

Te Ururoa Flavell: PM Statement to Parliament - and Response

Wed Feb 09 2011

Te Ururoa Flavell - Hui on Maori Land

Tue Feb 15 2011

Education (Freedom of Association) Amendment Bill

Thu Feb 17 2011

Launch of New Bachelor of Teaching (ECE): Te Tari Puna Ora

Thu Feb 17 2011

Speech: Parana Park - Rahui Katene

Thu Feb 17 2011

Message to the people of Otautahi from the Maori Party

Tue Feb 22 2011

Rainbow Welcomes Aroha from Pipitea

Tue Mar 01 2011

Katene urges whanau to start planning

Wed Mar 02 2011

Time for those who ‘have’ to help those who ‘have not’

Wed Mar 02 2011

Health of Older Maori Chart Book released

Thu Mar 03 2011

Maori Party keeps its promise as Bill passes second stage

Tue Mar 08 2011

Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Bill; Second Reading

Tue Mar 08 2011

Speech: Sharples - (Takutai Moana) Bill

Tue Mar 08 2011

Rahui Katene Speech: Budget Policy Statement 2011

Thu Mar 10 2011

Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Amendment Bill

Tue Mar 15 2011

Speech: ComVoices Parliamentary Breakfast - Tariana Turia

Tue Mar 15 2011

Canterbury Earthquake Commemoration Day Bill, Third reading

Thu Mar 17 2011

Katene says iwi will have much to offer in quake rebuild

Mon Mar 21 2011

Speech:2009/10 Financial Review of the Ministry of Education

Tue Mar 22 2011

Turia: Marine and Coastal Area Bill: Third reading

Thu Mar 24 2011

Katene welcomes Ngai Tahu’s trade training idea

Thu Mar 31 2011

Sp: National Maori Disability Providers Hui Taumata - Turia

Fri Apr 01 2011

Maori Party Seeks Protection of Ancestral Land

Tue Apr 05 2011

Katene calls on Hubbard to take ownership

Thu Apr 07 2011

Maori Party Supports Financial Support for AMI

Thu Apr 07 2011

Turia Speech: Abortion Supervisory Committee

Fri Apr 08 2011

Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Bill

Tue Apr 12 2011

Environmental Protection Authority Bill - Rahui Katene

Wed Apr 13 2011

Katene: Statutes Amendment Bill

Wed Apr 13 2011

Rahui Katene - Earthquake Recovery Bill Third Reading

Thu Apr 14 2011

Speech: Sharples - Kingitanga Day, Waikato University

Thu Apr 14 2011

Maori Party congratulates Ngai Tahu

Mon Apr 18 2011

Te Ururoa Flavell: Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Bill

Tue Apr 19 2011

Cross Government response to non-communicable disease

Thu Apr 28 2011

Te Amorangi National Maori Academic Excellence Awards

Fri Apr 29 2011

Te Ururoa Flavell Speech: Hopuhopu Chambers, Ngaruawahia

Fri Apr 29 2011

Rahui Katene - Dairy Industry Restructuring Second Reading

Tue May 03 2011

Maori Party effort to reduce Maori unemployment

Thu May 05 2011

Katene: Land Transport Amendment Bill

Fri May 06 2011

Maori Party succeeds in inserting Treaty clause

Fri May 06 2011

Speech: Katene - Environment Protection Authority Bill

Fri May 06 2011

Government Notice of Motion No 8

Wed May 11 2011

Katene praises "angel" efforts

Wed May 11 2011

Turia - Petition to Parliament: Parihaka Day

Wed May 11 2011

Maori Party Welcomes Trade Training boost for Canterbury

Thu May 12 2011

Speech: Katene - Hui with Media

Sat May 14 2011

Indigenous rights and customs in the law

Tue May 17 2011

Tariana Turia - Waipa River Bill First Reading

Tue May 17 2011

Speech: 'The arm of the law was long' : Rahui Katene

Wed May 18 2011

Budget 2011: Frequently Asked Questions

Thu May 19 2011

Dr Pita Sharples, Maori Party Co-Leader: Budget Speech

Thu May 19 2011

New funding sees Whanau Ora go nationwide

Thu May 19 2011

Tariana Turia Speech on 2011 Budget

Thu May 19 2011

Speech: Taxation (Canterbury Earthquake Measures) Bill

Fri May 20 2011

Speech: Turia - Hearing Association

Fri May 20 2011

'Te iti me te rahi - Seashells to Sealords' - Rahui Katene

Tue May 24 2011

Speech: Katene - Ceremony to Honour Maori Graduates

Sat May 28 2011

Turia: Inquiries following claims of ‘ecological vandalism'

Sun May 29 2011

Rahui Katene Highlights Southern Relationship significance

Tue May 31 2011

Maori Party welcomes strong Maori representation in EPA

Fri Jun 03 2011

Minister welcomes Queen’s Birthday honours list

Mon Jun 06 2011

Maori Party Co-leader disgusted at claim against Kingitanga

Wed Jun 08 2011

Budget Debate : Tariana Turia, CO-leader of the Maori Party

Thu Jun 09 2011

Rahui Katene Speech: National Network of Stopping Violence

Thu Jun 09 2011

Cultural competency to strengthen teachers

Fri Jun 10 2011

"Some things don’t change" says Maori Party Whip

Mon Jun 13 2011

The tale of a Taniwha

Mon Jun 13 2011

Turia: Telecommunications Amendment Bill, 2nd reading

Tue Jun 14 2011

Debate on NZ Teachers Council - Te Ururoa Flavell

Wed Jun 15 2011

Rahui Katene Speech: Royal Society of NZ Amendment Bill

Thu Jun 16 2011

Rahui Katene Westpac New Zealand Bill Speech

Thu Jun 16 2011

Solid results from Maori Party door knock

Tue Jun 21 2011

Turia Disapointed After Interview With TV3

Tue Jun 21 2011

Volunteering – Every Minute Counts

Tue Jun 21 2011

Appt of Jane Huria as Deputy Chair of Electoral Commission

Thu Jun 23 2011

Solomon Tipene: A gentleman's right of reply

Thu Jun 23 2011

Speech: Sharples - Launch of Māori Language Week

Mon Jul 04 2011

Raihania wants te reo put at the core on the coast

Wed Jul 06 2011

An Open Letter to Dr Don Brash

Sun Jul 10 2011

Future of Maori Party come together

Wed Jul 13 2011

Speech: NZ at a crossroads - Rahui Katene

Wed Jul 13 2011

Speech: Smoke-free Environments Bill, Instruction

Thu Jul 14 2011

The pride and passion of kapa haka - Tariana Turia

Fri Jul 15 2011

Passing of Dame Kāterina Te Heikōkō Mataira

Sat Jul 16 2011

Visions of diversity and citizenship in Aotearoa NZ

Mon Jul 18 2011

Rahui Katene Speech: Challenge and opporunities for identity

Thu Jul 21 2011

Poroporoaki: Tini Whetu Marama Tirikatene-Sullivan ONZ

Fri Jul 22 2011

Flavell 'shattered' that Treaty principle 'least evident'

Sat Jul 23 2011

Notice of Motion : Norway

Tue Aug 02 2011

Maori Party welcomes ‘visionary’ Advisory Panel

Thu Aug 04 2011

"my language is the window to my soul"

Tue Aug 09 2011

Rahui Katene: Estimates Debate 2011 Vote Education

Wed Aug 10 2011

Te Ururoa Flavell speech: Vote Internal Affairs Debate

Thu Aug 11 2011

Rahui Katene Speech: Freedom of Camping Bill

Fri Aug 12 2011

Rahui Katene Speech: Biosecurity Law Reform Bill

Wed Aug 17 2011

Rahui Katene: Student Loan Scheme Bill; 2nd reading

Wed Aug 17 2011

Tariana Turia Speech: Positive Messaging Campaign

Wed Aug 17 2011

Aquaculture Legislation Amendment Bill - Te Ururoa Flavell

Thu Aug 18 2011

Policing Amendment Bill - Rahui Katene - Third Reading

Thu Aug 18 2011

Speech: Education Amendment Bill (no 4) Third Reading

Thu Aug 18 2011

Tariana Turia Speech: Gregory Fortuin & Kim Workman Farewell

Thu Aug 18 2011

Te Ururoa Flavell Speech: Taxation Bill Third Reading

Thu Aug 18 2011

Call for Gambling Harm Bill renewed

Thu Aug 25 2011

Rahui Katene Speech: Child Health Symposium

Tue Aug 30 2011

Be Leadership Group: Political Leadership

Fri Sep 02 2011

Poroporoaki; Saana Murray

Mon Sep 05 2011

Maori Party backs call from Tahiti tangata whenua

Tue Sep 06 2011

Flavell: Education (Freedom of Associations) Amendment Bill

Wed Sep 07 2011

Time for a values based kaupapa to operate at Hutt Valley

Wed Sep 07 2011

Te Panikiretanga o te Reo: Whaia te iti kahurangi

Mon Sep 12 2011

Te Ururoa Flavell, MP for Waiariki:General Debate 14 Sep2011

Wed Sep 14 2011

Speech: People's veto- Rahui Katene

Thu Sep 15 2011

Speech: Rugby World Cup urgent debate - Te Ururoa Flavell

Fri Sep 16 2011

Speech: Student Loan Scheme Amendment Bill

Sat Sep 17 2011

Waihoroi Shortland, Maori Party Candidate for Te Taitokerau

Mon Sep 19 2011

Te Ururoa Flavell Speech: Rotorua Energy Centre

Tue Sep 20 2011

The role of Tikanga Maori in New Zealand Law

Sun Sep 25 2011

Tariana Turia Speech: Graduation Tipu Ora Charitable Trust

Mon Sep 26 2011

Turia Speech: Human Rights Commissioner Appointment

Mon Sep 26 2011

Education (Freedom of Association) Amendment Bill; reading 3

Wed Sep 28 2011

Te Kohanga Reo National Trust Board offices, Wellington

Wed Sep 28 2011

Kātene shocked at poll results

Sun Oct 02 2011

Flavell: Discriminatory justice system evident in Waiariki

Wed Oct 05 2011

Waikato Taniwha Rau; He Piko He Taniwha

Wed Oct 05 2011

Sleepover Wages (Settlement) Bill; third reading

Thu Oct 06 2011

Te Ururoa Flavell Speech: Review of Standing Orders

Thu Oct 06 2011

Raihania Praises Celebration of Whakatu 25 years on

Mon Oct 10 2011

WAI 262 - Insights and Perspectives

Mon Oct 10 2011

Speech: Katene - Government and Politics Seminar

Tue Oct 11 2011

Maori Party welcomes Fresh Thinking of Chief Justice Elias

Fri Oct 14 2011

Te Tai Tonga Enrolments

Thu Oct 20 2011

Ngāti Awa scholar a true role-model says Waiariki MP

Thu Oct 27 2011

Maori Party praises Waikato Regional Council

Fri Oct 28 2011

Pem Bird, President Maori Party – Report to Hui a Tau

Sat Oct 29 2011

Speech: Kaapua Smith - Maori Party Hui-a-Tau

Sun Oct 30 2011

Maori Party congratulates Te Huarahi Tika Trust

Thu Nov 03 2011

Katene praises Nelson City Council

Fri Nov 04 2011

New appointment to PKW 'inspired' says Turia

Sat Nov 05 2011

Tai Tokerau not for dummies

Tue Nov 08 2011

Maori Party Launch of Education Policy

Thu Nov 10 2011

Rahui Katene: ANGOA Political Panel and AGM

Thu Nov 10 2011

'Awesome success' of NZ's largest Maori Business network

Fri Nov 11 2011

Turia: 'awesome success' of largest Maori business network

Fri Nov 11 2011

'True Colours Coming Through'

Sat Nov 12 2011

Maori Party in support of Buddy Day

Fri Nov 18 2011

'Ka Koi' heads to the capital

Sun Nov 20 2011

Moerewa Deserves Better says Shortland

Sun Nov 20 2011

Which Parties are Really Preparing for the Future?

Mon Nov 21 2011

Shortland delighted at breakthrough for Moerewa School

Tue Nov 22 2011

Te Tai Tonga Poll a Tohu for Maori Party

Tue Nov 22 2011

No amount of scaremongering can stop us now says Turia

Wed Nov 23 2011

Transformation and Poverty at the Heart of Relationship

Sun Dec 11 2011

Murupara set to take on the world

Fri Dec 16 2011

Poroporoaki ki Te Pae ki Omeka Ruha, ONZM, QSM

Fri Dec 16 2011

Ports of Auckland: Hon Dr Pita Sharples

Thu Jan 12 2012

Te Ururoa Flavell - Ainumosir (Hokkaida), Japan

Wed Jan 25 2012

Community urged to protect women’s health in Whanganui

Fri Feb 10 2012

Jobless rate of Maori and youth provide little room for joy

Fri Feb 10 2012

Turia: Address and Reply

Wed Feb 15 2012

Whanau Ora Pre-conference Hapai Te Hauora Orakei, Auckland

Wed Feb 22 2012

Tuira at NZ Disability Support Network National Conference

Tue Mar 06 2012

Māori Party welcomes Trade Training initiative

Wed Mar 07 2012

Speech: Flavell - Te Hapai O

Thu Mar 08 2012

The Venerable Dr Hone Kaa, Archdeacon of Tamaki Makaurau

Fri Mar 30 2012

Speech: Turia - World Autism Awareness Day

Wed Apr 04 2012

Poroporoaki ki a Dr Arnold Manaaki Wilson

Fri May 04 2012

Short-sighted savings package will increase costs

Fri May 04 2012

Digital future should be accessible for all says Māori Party

Thu May 10 2012

Enviroschools "future focus" the way forward says Flavell

Thu May 10 2012

Māori Party welcomes more funding for cancer care

Thu May 17 2012

Focus on whānau breaks AFFCO deadlock

Tue May 22 2012

Māori Women Leading the Way (again!) says Te Ururoa Flavell

Wed May 23 2012

Hon Dr Pita Sharples, Co-leader, Māori Party: Budget Debate

Mon May 28 2012

Waiariki MP Relieved at Successful Rescue of Tauranga class

Wed May 30 2012

Full impacts of education policy changes were not revealed

Fri Jun 01 2012

Qantas vision truly inspiring – Maori Party

Fri Jun 01 2012

Alcohol harm drives Maori Party to propose change to Bill

Sat Jun 02 2012

Māori Party Celebrates Diverse Talents of those honoured

Mon Jun 04 2012

Native Tuna Destined for the Cat-bowl

Thu Jun 07 2012

Nga Potiki and Tauranga City Council Collaboration praised

Thu Jun 14 2012

Turia: Award Ceremony for Whanau Ora Reo Poster Contest

Fri Jun 22 2012

Cultural competence unlocks Māori potential

Thu Jul 05 2012

Speech: Turia - Opening of the NZ Management Academies

Thu Jul 05 2012

Poroporoaki: Maruhaeremuri Stirling

Wed Jul 11 2012

Biosecurity Law Reform Bill

Thu Jul 19 2012

Corporal Willie Apiata a true Maori ‘hero’

Thu Jul 19 2012

Speech - Launch of Māori Language Week 2012

Tue Jul 24 2012

'Te Mita o Kaiwhao’ exhibition at Parliament

Wed Jul 25 2012

Turia: Maraeroa A and B Blocks Claims Settlement Bill

Thu Jul 26 2012

Maori Party Celebrates Significant Change to EEZ Bill

Wed Aug 08 2012

Poroporoaki - George Rangitutia

Thu Aug 09 2012

Education Vote – Estimates 2012/13

Wed Aug 15 2012

Co-operation Benefits Whanau and Papatuanuku

Fri Aug 24 2012

Flavell: Cross Party Reference Group Members Panel

Wed Aug 29 2012

Law as a Tool for Indigenous Peoples’ Development

Mon Sep 10 2012

Flavell: Endangered Languages Conference

Wed Sep 12 2012

Poroporoaki - Jacqui Te Kani

Wed Sep 12 2012

Speech : Waitaha Claims Settlement Bill - Hon Tariana Turia

Thu Sep 20 2012

The Minister Was Right: We Need Cultural Competency

Fri Oct 05 2012

Turia praises transformational potential of kohanga reo

Thu Oct 18 2012

How Does an 8% Fee Increase Support Māori/Pasifika Students

Wed Oct 24 2012

Māori Party Congratulates Education CEO on Straight Talking

Mon Oct 29 2012

Māori Party Celebrates Research Excellence

Thu Nov 22 2012

Cultural Respect is the Key to Communication Says Flavell

Fri Nov 23 2012

Māori Party Welcomes Puāwaitanga Scholarships

Tue Dec 04 2012

Health Status of Maori Children and Young People

Fri Dec 07 2012

Co-leader of the Maori Party to step down in 2014

Fri Dec 14 2012

Māori Party co-leader congratulates Archbishop

Tue Dec 18 2012

Tariana Turia: Reply to Prime Minister’s Statement 2013

Tue Jan 29 2013

Maori Party farewells pre-eminent artist Ralph Hotere

Mon Feb 25 2013

Financial Review Debate - Ministry of Education

Wed Mar 13 2013

Numbers Matter

Mon Mar 18 2013

Speech: Te Ururoa Flavell on Marriage Amendment Bill

Thu Apr 18 2013

‘Hoha with the Hot-Air’ ; says Turia

Thu May 16 2013

Māori Party MPs Select Rangatahi For Youth Parliament 2013

Tue May 21 2013

Māori Party supports the Education Amendment Bill

Wed Jun 05 2013

Te Ururoa Flavell - Budget Debate 5/6/13

Thu Jun 06 2013

Whanau ora efforts touch thousands in Ikaroa Rawhiti

Wed Jun 12 2013

Sharples: Karakia is part of our culture

Mon Jun 17 2013

Raihania takes a stand for Maori learners

Thu Jun 27 2013

Tariana Turia Speech At Maori and Pasifika Strategies Launch

Thu Jun 27 2013

Start a new tradition in Māori Language Week

Mon Jul 01 2013

Gambling Harm Reduction Bill - Speech from Te Ururoa Flavell

Thu Jul 11 2013

Maori Party Presidency Speech - Incoming President Address

Sat Jul 13 2013

Address to the Maori Party AGM, Whakatane

Wed Jul 17 2013

Raukawa Claims Settlement Bill – First Reading

Wed Aug 07 2013

Minister addresses Stanford University Māori Bootcamp

Sat Aug 31 2013

Maori Party congratulates Albert Wendt

Wed Sep 04 2013

Maori Party calls for guarantee for language resourcing

Thu Sep 05 2013

Maori Party congratulate Dame Kahurangi Nganeko Minhinnick

Thu Sep 05 2013

Poroporoaki ki a Denis Wilmott Hansen QSM

Fri Sep 06 2013

Asthma Foundation Annual Conference

Thu Sep 19 2013

Maori representation critical on University Councils

Thu Oct 03 2013

Poroporoāki mo Vapnierka (Vapi) Kupenga

Wed Oct 30 2013

Remembering the Battle at Rangiriri, 150 years on

Wed Nov 20 2013

Turia: International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers

Thu Dec 05 2013

Chris McKenzie to run for Te Tai Hauauru

Sun Dec 08 2013

Maori Party applauds child poverty and hardship measures

Mon Dec 09 2013

Maori Party applauds release of child poverty measures

Mon Dec 09 2013

Mokomoko (Restoration of Character, Mana, & Reputation) Bill

Wed Dec 11 2013

Turia: Wellington Memorial Service for Nelson Mandela

Thu Dec 12 2013

Minister Turia: Reply to the Prime Minister’s Speech

Tue Jan 28 2014

Maori Party mourns the loss of Dr Nin Tomas

Tue Feb 18 2014

Put the kids before the politics

Fri Feb 21 2014

Turia: Reducing sugar sweetened beverage consumption

Mon Feb 24 2014

Stop marginalising Māori research

Wed Mar 05 2014

Flavell: Māori Education Agenda is a Development Agenda

Thu Mar 06 2014

New UN Special Rapporteur on rights of indigenous peoples

Wed Mar 12 2014

Māori Party questions Joyce on Royal Society process

Thu Mar 13 2014

Raukawa Claims Settlement Bill – Third Reading

Thu Mar 13 2014

Maori Party Statement on Te Pataka Ohanga

Fri Mar 21 2014

Turia: Launch of Revamped Ngati Rangi Strategic Plan

Tue Mar 25 2014

Poroporoaki ki a Ahorangi Merimeri Penfold

Thu Apr 03 2014

International honours for Māori researchers

Fri Apr 04 2014

Maori Party Proud of the Kickstart Breakfast

Fri Apr 04 2014

Māori Party celebrates Wānanga students’ success

Fri Apr 11 2014

Māori Party Celebrates the Courage of the Hīkoi

Tue Apr 22 2014

Maori Party announces Hauraki Waikato candidate

Sat May 03 2014

Attitudes to Māori learners not new

Tue May 06 2014

NZ Mission Trust Board Empowering Bill; second reading

Thu May 08 2014

Poroporoaki - Morvin Te Anatipa Simon

Wed May 14 2014

Māori Party Selects Ngaire Button as Te Tai Tonga candidate

Fri May 23 2014

Māori Party Selects Reverend Te Hira Paenga

Sat May 24 2014

New Zealand Mission Trust Board (Otamataha) Empowering Bill

Thu May 29 2014

Māori Party congratulates Honours Recipients

Mon Jun 02 2014

Representation in a democracy is a basic human right

Wed Jun 18 2014

Turia: Parliamentary Seminar - MMP at Work

Wed Jun 18 2014

'A world fit for my moko'

Wed Jun 25 2014

Vote Tertiary Education

Wed Jul 02 2014

Māori Party singing Praises of the Musical Island Boys

Sun Jul 06 2014

Flavell: Address at the Maori Party 10th Anniversary

Mon Jul 14 2014

Maori Party Aiming for All Seven Seats

Mon Jul 14 2014

E whakanui ana Te Pāti Māori i Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori

Mon Jul 21 2014

Opening of the Breakthrough Wellness Centre, Taumarunui

Mon Jul 21 2014

Notice of Motion : World War One : Te Ururoa Flavell

Tue Jul 29 2014

Māori Party dismisses Act Party claims of race privilege

Wed Jul 30 2014

Founding Māori Party Co-leaders support to new line-up

Fri Aug 01 2014

The Māori Party supports NZUSA scholarship initiative

Fri Aug 01 2014

Whanganui River Settlement Acknowledges Te Awa Tupua Status

Tue Aug 05 2014

Making A Difference For Hundreds

Mon Aug 11 2014

Young Māori boost annual job figures

Mon Aug 11 2014

Māori Party Calls for Northland Whānau to Be Vigilant

Fri Aug 15 2014

Promoting the Voice of the Rangatahi

Tue Aug 19 2014

Te Mana o Te Wai – the quality and vitality of water

Tue Aug 26 2014

Te reo Māori trending at New Zealand Fashion Week

Wed Aug 27 2014

Making tertiary education more accessible to Māori

Fri Aug 29 2014

Encouraging the phenomenal growth in the Māori economy

Wed Sep 03 2014

Tame Iti cylces from Ruātoki to Tāmaki Makaurau

Thu Sep 04 2014

All Rental properties to meet a warrant of fitness standard

Tue Sep 09 2014

Māori Party will overhaul the justice system

Thu Sep 11 2014

Securing Two Wāhine Toa Mps for Hauraki-Waikato

Fri Sep 12 2014

Lifetime Achiever Generous of Investment in Whanau Ora

Sun Sep 14 2014

Championing healthy lives and helping whānau in need

Wed Sep 17 2014

POROPOROAKI: New Amsterdam Reedy

Thu Sep 18 2014

Te Hira Paenga sets the record straight

Thu Sep 18 2014

Māori Party congratulates the New Plymouth District Council

Thu Sep 25 2014

Speech: Federation of Maori Authorities Annual Conference

Sun Sep 28 2014

Māori Party welcomes oral health collaboration

Mon Oct 06 2014

Maori Wellbeing - Defying the Oxymoron

Wed Oct 15 2014

Māori Party mourns the loss of a distinguished art historian

Wed Oct 15 2014

Maori Party celebrates release of kidnapped schoolgirls

Sun Oct 19 2014

Māori Party on the Security Council notice of motion

Wed Oct 22 2014

Poroporoaki: Eru Thompson

Thu Nov 06 2014

He Aituā: Te Orohi Paul

Thu Nov 20 2014

Countering Terrorist Fighters Legislation Bill

Wed Nov 26 2014

Honouring individuals who serve our communities

Wed Dec 31 2014

The trail-blazing political career of Tariana Turia

Wed Dec 31 2014

The Māori Party mourns the loss of Dr Apirana Mahuika

Mon Feb 09 2015

Ireland shows the way with plain packaging tobacco law

Sat Feb 28 2015

Māori Party congratulates England on standardised packaging

Thu Mar 12 2015

He maimai aroha – Henrietta Maxwell

Thu May 07 2015

Māori Party Welcomes Māori Centre of Research Excellence

Mon May 11 2015

Māori Party congratulates Hon Dr Pita Sharples

Mon Jun 01 2015

POROPOROAKI: Te Iria Whiu

Sun Jul 05 2015

Poroporoaki for Te Iria Whiu

Mon Jul 06 2015

Tuia Te Ako 2015 - Speech by Marama Fox

Fri Jul 10 2015

Poroporoaki for Anzac Pikia

Wed Jul 29 2015

POROPOROAKI: Putiputi O’Brien QSMa

Wed Aug 19 2015

Poroporoaki: Stuart Panapa QSM

Wed Aug 19 2015

Māori Technology Scholarship to change lives

Thu Aug 27 2015

Continuing the hīkoi forty years on

Mon Sep 14 2015

New book captures the principled politics of Tariana Turia

Mon Nov 23 2015

IronMāori MP leads by example

Fri Dec 04 2015

Not one more Maori college must be allowed to close

Mon Dec 07 2015

NZ Wars petition adds weight to the call for a national day

Tue Dec 08 2015

Māori Party congratulates recipients of Honours

Sun Jan 03 2016

Māori Party farewells a respected Māori advocate

Wed Feb 10 2016

Poroporoaki: Dr Ranginui Walker (1932-2016)

Mon Feb 29 2016

Māori Party Co-leader Marama Fox celebrates te reo milestone

Sat Mar 05 2016

100 years since the invasion of Maungapōhatu

Sun Apr 03 2016

Poroporoaki: Whai Ngata

Mon Apr 04 2016

Māori Party shocked by the death of Matiu Dickson

Fri Apr 08 2016

Labour Party Māori MPs Need to Check Themselves

Fri Apr 22 2016

Speech to Canterbury Men’s Centre

Fri Apr 22 2016

Maori Party President Hails Business Success

Mon May 16 2016

A Vacuum in Our History - Remembering Our Own Forgotten Wars

Wed May 18 2016

Building on the Māori trades training legacy

Thu May 19 2016

Māori Party will oppose the abolition of Kura Hourua

Thu May 19 2016

Māori Party congratulates Dr Kim Workman

Fri May 20 2016

$4m to commemorate New Zealand Wars

Thu May 26 2016

Māori Party congratulates New Zealand Honours recipients

Tue Jun 07 2016

Sending our support to the victims and their loved ones

Tue Jun 14 2016

Poroporoaki: Rob Cooper (Ngāti Hine, Ngāpuhi)

Tue Jun 21 2016

Māori Party commends return of confiscated Tainui land

Fri Aug 19 2016

POROPOROAKI: Honouring Monty Daniels (1929-2016)

Fri Aug 26 2016

Māori Party: "Justice delayed for iwi, is justice denied"

Wed Sep 21 2016

Fox reminds Govt of United Nations child poverty promise

Tue Oct 11 2016

POROPOROAKI: Mita Mohi

Mon Nov 21 2016

Māori Party mourns Te Awanuiarangi Black

Thu Dec 01 2016

Māori Party congratulates Dr Farah Palmer and NZ Rugby Board

Thu Dec 15 2016

Māori Party congratulates recipients of New Year’s Honours

Sat Dec 31 2016

Māori Party pays tribute to Bishop William Brown Tūrei

Tue Jan 10 2017

Māori Party to celebrate 99th Rātana Commemoration

Mon Jan 23 2017

Māori Party supports call for inquiry into State child abuse

Mon Feb 13 2017

Whāngārā mai Tawhiti winners at Te Matatini 2017

Mon Feb 27 2017

Kaupapa Māori can stop institutional racism

Tue Mar 21 2017

Poroporoaki: Tomairangi te Kiritokia Paki

Thu Apr 06 2017

Poroporoaki – John Te Manihera Chadwick

Sat May 27 2017

Māori Party calls for Inquiry into child abuse

Wed May 31 2017

Māori Party congratulates Queen’s Birthday Honours recipient

Mon Jun 05 2017

Poroporoaki: Dame Kahurangi Nganeko Minhinnick

Fri Jun 16 2017

Fighting for the integrity of water

Wed Jun 28 2017

Maori Party announce Manurewa candidate

Mon Jul 03 2017

Maori Party Candiate Rahui Papa says Water is a Taonga

Thu Jul 06 2017

Stoddart-Smith to run for Māori Party in Pakuranga

Sun Jul 09 2017

Māori Party embraces its first Asian candidate

Mon Jul 10 2017

Flavell supports introduction of two more charter schools

Tue Jul 11 2017

IwiRail: A vision for empowering our regions

Wed Jul 12 2017

Labour in disarray over charter schools

Mon Jul 24 2017

Mullins a worthy inductee into NZ Business Hall of Fame

Thu Jul 27 2017

Maori Party Backs Botany Candidate Wetex Kang

Thu Aug 03 2017

Rahui Papa: The status quo is not working for our people

Thu Aug 10 2017

The success of Te Taka Keegan – a modern day tohunga

Thu Aug 10 2017

Purpose, Skills & Jobs Needed for Pasefika and Māori Youth

Wed Aug 16 2017

The Success of Te Taka Keegan – A Modern Day Tohunga

Wed Aug 16 2017

Rahui Papa - why criticize Metiria Turei?

Thu Aug 17 2017

The success of Te Taka Keegan – a modern day tohunga

Thu Aug 17 2017

Māori Party Promotes Green Credentials

Wed Aug 23 2017

TVNZ must correct the lie – tonight!

Thu Aug 24 2017

Māori Party Announces List

Wed Aug 30 2017

Winston Peters all talk no facts

Thu Aug 31 2017

Māori Party Candidate Calls for Christian Leadership

Thu Sep 07 2017

Kang disadvantaged now as a Māori Party candidat

Tue Sep 12 2017

Māori Party commits to much more spend for Whānau Ora

Tue Sep 12 2017

Maori Party - Do Not Vote for Labour Due to Euthanasia

Fri Sep 15 2017

Māori Party release ‘manaaki tangata’ vision for Auckland

Sat Sep 16 2017

Māori Party applauds wage increase and free doctors

Wed Oct 25 2017

Māori Party appoint Bentham Ohia as Vice-President

Sat Oct 27 2018

Ihumatao: Māori Party calls for Tikanga Commissioner

Mon Jul 29 2019

Tikanga in action as King prepares to visit Ihumātao

Fri Aug 02 2019

We are holding you to account Jacinda

Tue Aug 06 2019

Building up the Bureaucracy undermines Whanau Ora

Tue Aug 20 2019

Māori Party exhilarated by the vote for the future

Sun Oct 13 2019

All Take and No Give in the State Mismanagement of Care

Fri Jan 17 2020

Speech: Tamihere - Broken Promises - One Nation - Two Classes Of Citizen

Sun Mar 08 2020

Covid-19 Invasion Requires A War Time Response, Says Māori Party

Thu Mar 19 2020

Māori Party Calls On Government To Address Teachers’ Concerns With New Education Rules

Fri Apr 17 2020

Māori Party Announce Te Tai Tonga Candidate

Sun May 10 2020

Māori Party Co-leader Announces Policy Plan For Bold Action On Climate Change

Sun Jul 19 2020

Māori Party Backing Parents, Teachers Concerns With Level 3 Education Rules

Mon Aug 17 2020

Māori Party Declare 2020 A Covid Education Amnesty Year

Tue Aug 25 2020

Māori Party List Fit For Purpose For A COVID-informed Landscape

Fri Aug 28 2020

Māori Party: Racism In Education, Second Pandemic In Aotearoa

Wed Sep 02 2020

Māori Party Co-leader Announces Policy To Lift Incomes, Reduce Poverty

Wed Sep 09 2020

Māori Party Announce Policy To Transform Education System

Wed Sep 16 2020

Māori Party Announces Its 25 Year Generational Mana Motuhake Programme At Waitangi

Tue Sep 29 2020

Act Of Desperation By Tamati Coffey

Tue Oct 06 2020

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer Statement On Te Tai Hauāuru Result

Sun Oct 18 2020

Māori Party Disappointed Kelvin Davis Demoted

Mon Nov 02 2020

Protest Song Maranga Ake Ai Re-released

Fri Nov 06 2020

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer Calls On Government To Introduce Targeted Māori Housing Package

Wed Apr 07 2021

Te Pāti Māori Have Lodged Official Complaint To The Independent Police Conduct Authority

Tue Jun 01 2021

He Aituā: Esther Tinirau

Thu Jul 22 2021

One Of Two Additional Rotorua MIQ Hotels, Quarantine Facility

Tue Sep 21 2021

Te Pati Maori Urge Maori & Iwi To Mobilise Themselves Immediately

Mon Oct 04 2021

Rawiri Waititi Announces Members Bill Allowing Māori To Move Freely Across Electoral Roles

Wed Dec 08 2021

Govt Must Compensate Artists, Musicians And Creatives Immediately

Fri Jan 28 2022

Te Pāti Māori: Te Matatini Should Be Funded At The Same Rate As The NZSO

Fri Apr 15 2022

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Labour Must Get Off The Fence On Seabed Mining

Wed Jun 08 2022

Open Letter To Increase Te Matatini Funding Delivered To Government

Mon Jul 04 2022

IronMāori Founder Heather Te Au Skipworth Has Her Eyes Set On The Ikaroa-Rawhiti Seat In The 2023 General Election

Sun Nov 06 2022

Government Votes Against Legislation That Would Advance Māori Electoral Rights

Thu Nov 10 2022

Te Pāti Māori: Govt Must Provide Immediate Relief For Flood Affected Whānau

Tue Jan 31 2023

Heather Te-Au Skipworth To Stand In The General Seat Of Tukituki For Te Pāti Māori

Fri Jun 02 2023

Te Pāti Māori Announce Te Tai Tonga Candidate, Takuta Ferris

Sun Jun 04 2023

Changes To Therapeutic Products Bill A Huge Win For Māori

Tue Jun 13 2023

Rawiri Waititi In Cambridge Union Debate On The Commonwealth

Thu Jun 15 2023

Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke To Contest Hauraki-Waikato Electorate For Te Pāti Māori

Thu Jun 29 2023

Te Party Māori Propose Radical Tax Reforms

Thu Jul 27 2023

Candidate List: A ‘Succession Plan’ For Rangatahi

Sun Aug 20 2023

Te Pāti Māori Candidate Hana Maipi-Clark’s Home Invaded In Politically Motivated Attack

Fri Sep 29 2023

Aotearoa Must Cut Ties With War Criminals

Fri Nov 10 2023

Over-promising Government Under Delivering For Aotearoa

Wed Dec 20 2023

ICJ Verdict A Victory In Fight For Justice For Palestine

Sat Jan 27 2024

20-thousand Sign Petition To Remove GST From Food

Wed Mar 20 2024

Te Pāti Māori Calls On Universities To Stand By Marginalised Tauira Placed Under Threat

Thu Mar 28 2024

Corrupt Donation Botch Demands By-election, Establishment Of Anti-Corruption Commission

Thu May 23 2024

Te Pāti Māori: Declaration Of Political Independence

Thu May 30 2024

Select Committee Hearings Prove Racist Motives Behind Govt Removal Of Māori Wards

Sun Jun 09 2024

New Position at VUW Positive for Maori

Mon May 29 2000

Maori students – Face to face with DWI

Tue Jul 18 2000

Tertiary Outcomes For Maori And PI Set To Improve

Thu Nov 02 2000

Maori Tertiary Students Plan Nationwide Protest

Mon Apr 26 2004

Budget supports Maori tertiary students

Thu May 27 2004

Budget 2005: Nothing for Maori

Thu May 19 2005

Government continues with Maori-bashing agenda

Fri Jun 24 2005

Action demanded beyond Te Wiki o te Reo

Fri Jul 29 2005

Mâori students thrilled by Labours proposal

Fri Jul 29 2005

Mâori students caught in election cross-fire

Thu Sep 01 2005

Maori student debt skyrockets past $1.5 billion

Wed Sep 14 2005

Maori students welcome Maori Party youth policy

Thu Sep 15 2005

Maori students ecstatic over Maori Party

Fri Sep 16 2005

Mâori call for a universal allowance

Thu Oct 20 2005

Mâori students meet with UN Rapporteur

Mon Nov 28 2005

Labour’s Mâori Chair writes off Mâori youth

Wed Jun 21 2006

Te Mana Ākonga - Māori Electoral Option

Wed Aug 02 2006

Māori Tertiary Students Hikoi to Parliament

Wed Aug 23 2006

Māori students enthused by Hikoi response

Mon Aug 28 2006

Cullen Ignores Maori Students Pleas

Fri Feb 23 2007

Māori Students Disappointed by Biased Reporting

Sat Feb 20 2010

Poroporoaki for Dame Whetu Tirikatene-Sullivan

Sat Jul 23 2011

Māori students should not be used to justify fee increases

Tue Oct 23 2012

Review of Act should be seen as an opportunity for Māori

Wed Sep 11 2013

Māori students march for Freedom

Thu Aug 25 2016

Māori students elect new leadership

Tue Aug 30 2016

Students ask SFO to investigate AUSA

Wed Aug 15 2012

Daily update 27 Feb

Mon Feb 28 2011

Student Volunteer Army - Update 28 Feb 2011

Mon Feb 28 2011

Student Volunteer Army - Update 1 March 2011

Tue Mar 01 2011

Student Volunteer Army (SVA) marked two minutes silence

Wed Mar 02 2011

Strong winds failed to deter the Student Volunteer Army

Thu Mar 03 2011

Victory is in sight for the Volunteer Student Army

Fri Mar 04 2011

Bulk deployment ends of Student Volunteer Army

Sat Mar 05 2011

Southern students lend Christchurch a hand

Sun Mar 06 2011

Southern Students Lend Christchurch A Hand

Mon Mar 07 2011

Student Volunteer Army Day 11

Mon Mar 07 2011

Student Volunteer Army resumes pre-quake voluntary duties

Fri Mar 25 2011

Student Volunteer Army’s mission to Japan

Thu Apr 21 2011

Student Volunteers Rally Around Wellington

Wed Jul 24 2013

Student Volunteer Army Sustainably Serving the Community

Wed Aug 21 2013

SVA's Annual ‘City Care Connect the Community’ Event

Thu May 21 2015

Student Volunteer Army heading North

Fri Mar 11 2016

Student Volunteer Army Sets Sights on Anzac Day

Tue Apr 12 2016

Student Volunteer Army becomes UC’s largest student club

Thu May 12 2016

Student Volunteer Army heading to Akaroa

Fri Sep 23 2016

Student Volunteer Army November 14th Earthquake Response

Mon Nov 14 2016

Student Volunteer Army Recruits 32,000 Students

Wed Aug 02 2017

Primary School Students Prepare for Nationwide Invasion

Thu Nov 08 2018

1000 SVA Members To Return To Red Zone

Fri Feb 28 2020

Student Volunteer Army To Expand Into Other Regions With The SupportOf Hyundai New Zealand

Sun Apr 12 2020

Student Volunteer Army Returns To West Coast For Community Outreach Camp

Fri Jul 24 2020

SVA & New World Bringing Back Grocery Delivery Service To Support Those In Need

Mon Mar 01 2021

Student Volunteer Army Celebrates Student Volunteer Week By Leading Student-led Volunteering In New Zealand

Mon Mar 15 2021

Student Volunteer Army Prepared To Mobilise To Support Canterbury Residents In Wake Of Flooding Event

Mon May 31 2021

‘Student Volunteer Army Fights The Decline Of Youth Volunteering With Koha For Kids Campaign’

Thu Jun 10 2021

SVA Hits 3,000 Deliveries

Mon Dec 06 2021

Student Volunteer Army Reactivates Grocery Service To Support Local Communities

Tue Feb 15 2022

SVA Mobilises To Support The People Of Nelson

Thu Aug 25 2022

600 Volunteers Come Together For A Morning Of Volunteering In The Red Zone At The UC SVA Big Give | Ratonga Tuao

Tue Mar 07 2023

Student Volunteer Army In Contact With Civil Defence And Local Councils, University Clubs On Standby As Heavy Rains Hit

Tue May 09 2023

SVA Appoints New CEO

Tue May 16 2023

Anniversary Of Auckland Floods And Upcoming Anniversary Of Cyclone Gabrielle

Fri Jan 26 2024

18-year-old Firefighter Louie Miller Named Student Volunteer Army’s Top Volunteer

Tue Nov 19 2024

Students Protest Victoria University Investments In Israel

Tue Aug 06 2024

"Divest Now!": Students To Protest Victoria University’s Investments In Israel

Thu Aug 15 2024

Victoria University Students Stage Sit-in On Campus To Protest Against Investments In Israel

Fri Aug 16 2024

Victoria University Hosts Israeli Embassy’s Deputy Chief Of Mission For A Guest Lecture Amid Israel’s Attacks On Lebanon

Wed Oct 02 2024

NZUSA: Going, Going....

Mon Jul 19 1999

Waikato a hotbed of corruption of student politics

Mon Oct 16 2000

Waikato University Referendum Undemocratic

Mon Oct 16 2000

Civil Rights at Waikato Squashed in Backroom Deal

Fri Oct 20 2000

Maharey To Students: I Know Best

Mon Nov 27 2000

What Would Fraser Make Of Pro-Conscription Law?

Mon Mar 19 2001

Student Politicians Have No Claim On TEC Positions

Mon Apr 09 2001

More Fee Hypocrisy From WSU

Mon Jun 18 2001

How Come The OUSA Fee Increase Was OK?

Wed Jul 04 2001

WSU must reveal all plans for $148,000 surplus

Mon Jul 23 2001

Otago Uni. Should Reject Illegitimate Charter

Wed Oct 03 2001

Greens No Supporters Of Academic Freedom

Thu Oct 11 2001

Low Turnouts Further Damage Student Associations

Mon Nov 05 2001

NZUSA And ATSA Don't Represent All Students

Mon Nov 12 2001

WSU An Expensive Joke For Waikato Students

Thu Nov 29 2001

Maharey Channels Loan Money To Student Politicians

Tue Dec 11 2001

Compulsory Membership Betrays Waikato Students

Thu Jun 20 2002

PTEC Not Legitimate Voice Of Tertiary Students

Tue Jul 16 2002

NZUSA & ATSA support for Alliance

Wed Jul 24 2002

NZUSA & ATSA Accept Student Loan Money

Thu Jul 25 2002

Gould Challenged Over WSU Legitimacy

Fri Jul 26 2002

Alliance Rout - NZUSA/ATSA Misrepresentation

Mon Jul 29 2002

Waikato Students Need Voluntary Membership

Mon Aug 12 2002

Nexus Editor Hypocritical On Censorship

Fri Aug 23 2002

Compulsory membership behind WINTEC student probs

Mon Sep 16 2002

ATSA Adds To Student Debt

Fri Sep 27 2002

Compulsory WSU Bungles It Again

Thu Oct 03 2002

What Freeze? Compulsory Musa Hikes Fee 34%

Mon Oct 14 2002

Compulsion Puts Bogus Student Reps On TEC

Thu Dec 12 2002

Compulsion Gives MWSA $350,000 Honeypot

Fri Dec 20 2002

Waikato Uni Must Investigate $30,000 Nexus Payout

Tue Mar 18 2003

NZUSA Knowledge Of Marketing: Zero

Tue Apr 01 2003

'Cash-Strapped' M@Wsa Splurges On Fm Station

Fri May 02 2003

Voluntary Membership On For Aussie Students

Mon May 26 2003

Nzusa Adds To Student Debt

Wed Jul 30 2003

NZUSA already misrepresenting students

Mon Aug 04 2003

Student Choice Calls for NZUSA's Accountability

Mon Aug 11 2003

Compulsory WSU Blows $60k On O-Weeks

Mon Aug 18 2003

Educating Gael: (#1) Representation And Legitimacy

Mon Sep 15 2003

Educating Student ‘Choice’

Thu Sep 18 2003

NZUSA comes clean

Fri Sep 19 2003

AUSA attacks its members

Mon Sep 22 2003

Voluntary Victories A Huge Defeat For NZUSA & ATSA

Mon Sep 22 2003

Compulsory Membership Behind $203k M@Wsa Fraud

Thu Nov 13 2003

Compulsory WINTEC student assn bites the dust

Mon Nov 17 2003

NZUSA & ATSA misrepresentation

Mon Dec 08 2003

Compulsory OUSA's income hiked 9% to $1.2 million

Fri Dec 19 2003

NZUSA On Marketing Like Tango Lessons From Pope

Mon Mar 01 2004

Student politicians trash SIT's zero fee brand

Thu Mar 04 2004

Closed Door Deal Angers Students

Mon Mar 29 2004

When Will it End?

Thu Apr 08 2004

Student Choice On OUSA Spending On Activism

Wed Apr 28 2004

Student Associations Challenged On Loan Income

Thu Apr 29 2004

Auckland Students Call for Tax Cuts

Fri Apr 30 2004

Students reject racial quotas and Brash bashing

Fri Apr 30 2004

More Compulsory Student Association Fraud

Thu Jun 10 2004

Trusts warned of compulsory student associations

Mon Jul 05 2004

Student Diversity Upheld at Otago

Thu Aug 19 2004

Students fund skiing weekend

Thu Aug 26 2004

Voluntary Membership Best Model For Wananga Group

Thu Sep 30 2004

Results Demonstrate Compulsory Unionism Farce

Fri Oct 01 2004

Returning Officer Slams Executive in OUSA Election

Wed Oct 13 2004

NZUSA Quietly Cashes In On Loan Scheme

Wed Oct 20 2004

Compulsory membership tests Benson-Pope principles

Fri Jan 07 2005

NZUSA holds its own Big Day Out (of touch)

Fri Jan 21 2005

Students express dismay at censorship

Thu Jan 27 2005

Will Wananga impose compulsory membership?

Mon Mar 07 2005

2% Turnout In Farcical Wsu Election

Thu Mar 10 2005

Compulsory WSU blows $60K of student money

Wed Mar 16 2005

Compulsory WSU Raises Its Fee By 50%

Fri Apr 01 2005

Compulsory WSU loss up 1060%, assets down 59%

Thu Apr 14 2005

Associations Misrepresent Students Over Scheme

Fri May 13 2005

"Opt In Fees Don't Apply to Tertiary Students"

Tue May 17 2005

Compulsory VUWSA flipflops on VUW marketing

Wed May 25 2005

Fraud allegations reason vs compulsory membership

Mon Jun 13 2005

NZUSA's Labour-Green bias misrepresents thousands

Thu Sep 15 2005

Student Choice Concerned Over Date-Rape Story

Thu Sep 22 2005

VUWSA down and out on $1.3 million

Fri Nov 04 2005

NZUSA misrepresents centre right voting students

Fri Nov 11 2005

Australian VSU law laudable but flawed

Mon Dec 19 2005

Bums-on-seats funding ok for student politicians

Sun Apr 09 2006

NZUSA name change won't solve core problem

Sun Jul 02 2006

VUWSA president OKs fee increase

Mon Jul 31 2006

Students Misrepresented Over Mapp Bill

Sun Aug 27 2006

OUSA Takes Steps Towards Voluntary Membership

Fri Jul 06 2007

Student Choice Welcomes New Tertiary Minister

Thu Nov 01 2007

Labour minister supports freedom of association

Wed Mar 19 2008

Loan scheme a goldmine for student politicians

Wed Apr 09 2008

Motel damage highlights compulsory games funding

Thu Apr 24 2008

A little bit of honesty please, NZUSA

Fri Jul 18 2008

Why not universal freedom of association?

Tue Oct 14 2008

Electoral Commission teams up with anti-National

Thu Nov 06 2008

New Government Must Grant Students Their Freedom

Tue Nov 11 2008

New Government Must Grant Students Their Freedom

Thu Nov 13 2008

Student Choice Welcomes New Tertiary Team

Tue Nov 18 2008

Waikato University Wrong On WSU Money

Wed Jul 29 2009

Government should scrap loans for student unions

Wed Feb 24 2010

Industrial strength hypocrisy from TEU

Mon Mar 01 2010

Loss of $102K on WSU orientation is no ‘service’

Fri Apr 16 2010

Compulsory Whitireia student union costs $207,000

Mon Aug 16 2010

Move to strike off compulsory student union

Mon Aug 23 2010

Freedom of association opens doors for Students

Sat Sep 25 2010

Compulsory student union had $200,000 in SCF

Thu Oct 21 2010

Labour/Greens want voluntary student associations to fail

Fri May 06 2011

Labour – listen to Clayton Cosgrove on voluntary membership

Wed May 11 2011

Charities Commission should examine political student unions

Fri Jun 03 2011

NZUSA misrepresentation fuelled support for vsm

Mon Aug 08 2011

NZUSA desperate to keep its hands on student money

Tue Sep 06 2011

Celebrities to judge Vic students’ essays

Fri Aug 01 2003

Victoria University 5-10% FEE RISE!

Thu Oct 06 2005

Salient Sells Out for Media Freedom

Mon Oct 10 2005

Salient Editor 2006 Appointed

Tue Oct 11 2005

NZ Tertiary Education Funding - A Short History

Mon Apr 27 2009

VUWSA rejects ANZAC invite

Mon Apr 27 2009

Students offered gap year in the military

Mon May 04 2009

Vic athlete wins gold with broken foot

Mon May 04 2009

VUWSA Defends ANZAC Decision

Mon May 04 2009

Ex-VUWSA President burns NZ flag

Wed May 06 2009

Students fail to show for ANZAC meeting

Mon May 11 2009

Tertiary Education Funding in New Zealand: Part II

Mon May 11 2009

Land of the Long Black Cloud

Mon May 18 2009

Medicate Me

Mon May 18 2009

Quiet pages: the reporting of suicide in NZ media

Mon May 18 2009

The Budget - Cutty Cutting Cuts

Mon May 25 2009

The State of Religion in NZ

Mon May 25 2009

NZUSA Changes Proposed, Tolley Uninspired

Mon Jul 13 2009

Referendum: Yes. Maybe? Yeah. Yes. I think. Yes.

Mon Jul 13 2009

Sex and Ethics

Mon Jul 13 2009

Sharples’ comments no substitute for processes

Mon Jul 13 2009

Talking Smack With Bob

Mon Jul 13 2009

VUWSA President’s Job on Line

Mon Jul 13 2009

Carbon Neutral Victoria?

Mon Jul 20 2009

Green Economics and how it might work

Mon Jul 20 2009

Maori call for seat on university council

Mon Jul 20 2009

Stairway to Zeppelin

Mon Jul 20 2009

Student safety at Railway Station questioned

Mon Jul 20 2009

VUWSA President’s job safe

Mon Jul 20 2009

Why National is stuck on climate change

Mon Jul 20 2009

Victoria managing swine flu cases

Mon Jul 27 2009

Bobby confirms bye bye

Mon Aug 10 2009

Disability and reproductive rights in NZ

Mon Aug 10 2009

Hooligans, Gentlemen and the Footy

Mon Aug 10 2009

Hundreds protest adult class funding cuts

Mon Aug 10 2009

Piecing together the Puzzle: An A League preview

Mon Aug 10 2009

Sheppard’s Classic PhD Columbia fun time

Mon Aug 10 2009

Sober recommendations won’t change culture

Mon Aug 10 2009

Blameless wisdom

Mon Aug 17 2009

For Great Justice!

Mon Aug 17 2009

Forensic Science

Mon Aug 17 2009

Innocence

Mon Aug 17 2009

One trip or two?

Mon Aug 17 2009

Sex trials in the spotlight

Mon Aug 17 2009

The media’s influence on justice

Mon Aug 17 2009

A Transgender Inquiry

Mon Sep 07 2009

Vic student wins Young Scientist of the Year

Mon Sep 07 2009

Vic Uni invites students to discuss fees at forum

Mon Sep 07 2009

VUWSA’s Wang may whip out trouble

Mon Sep 07 2009

A Typographic Primer

Tue Sep 15 2009

A Word About Language

Tue Sep 15 2009

By-Election bonanza coming to an end

Tue Sep 15 2009

Flight Potential: The A-League Season So Far

Mon Sep 21 2009

Growing concern over student safety

Mon Sep 21 2009

Paper Borders

Mon Sep 21 2009

Sleeping with the enemy: press secs & journos

Mon Sep 21 2009

VUW students lose internet access

Mon Sep 21 2009

VUWSA AGM points of order poked

Mon Sep 21 2009

VUWSA by-election botched

Mon Sep 21 2009

Attorney-General agrees with smug BA students

Mon Sep 28 2009

By-Election was botched for reals

Mon Sep 28 2009

Fees go up, services levy almost double

Mon Sep 28 2009

Is internet bigger than universe?

Mon Sep 28 2009

Protest mars council meeting

Mon Sep 28 2009

Uni issues former VUWSA President 2-year trespass

Mon Sep 28 2009

Why we love old things

Mon Sep 28 2009

Hardy wins VUWSA election

Mon Oct 05 2009

Legal practice invaluable - Sir Geoffrey Palmer

Mon Oct 05 2009

Government releases tertiary education strategy

Fri Oct 09 2009

Greenwashing: different shades of spin

Fri Oct 09 2009

Meet Jack Yan

Fri Oct 09 2009

TV Tropes Will Ruin Your Life

Fri Oct 09 2009

Vic student wins big at WOW Awards

Fri Oct 09 2009

Accounting Course Not Adding Up

Mon Mar 15 2010

Students forced to quit paper

Mon Mar 15 2010

Impractical interpretation in implementation

Mon Mar 22 2010

Sacre bleu! Student privacy breached

Mon Mar 22 2010

Paul Comrie-Thomson: A Generational Divide

Wed Mar 24 2010

Royal retreat or sovereign sanctuary?

Wed Mar 24 2010

Vic closes undergrad admissions

Thu May 13 2010

Cleveland Hotel Finally Pays Up

Tue Jun 01 2010

Students Left Stranded

Tue Jun 01 2010

VUWSA Exec Member Guilty of Misconduct

Tue Jun 01 2010

VUWSA van to be sold

Tue Jun 01 2010

2013 New Zealand Student Media awards - 5 October 2013

Mon Oct 07 2013

How National Learnt to Hate Young People

Mon Oct 07 2013

"Once Were Students" ains at engaging young voters

Wed Oct 09 2019

Salient Backs Kororā For Bird Of The Year: A Campaign To Support Wellington’s Little Blue Penguins

Sun Sep 15 2024

Student Politician Under Fire For No-Show

Tue Jul 14 2009

Swine Flu Spreading Through Student Hostels

Wed Jul 15 2009

"Should I Resign?"- Latimer

Fri Jul 17 2009

Students Occupy Corporate University

Wed Oct 02 2013

Open Letter to the University Of Auckland Councillors

Fri Oct 18 2013

Students Rally to F**k the Fees!

Sun Oct 20 2013

50 Students Occupy Symonds Street

Mon Oct 21 2013

Students Protest the Budget & Changes to Tertiary Education

Mon May 12 2014

National Student Day of Action

Tue Aug 12 2014

Students Interrupt Steven Joyce at University Event

Wed Aug 20 2014

Students Corner Key

Thu Mar 05 2015

Liberals Urged to Stand Strong against Wowsers

Fri Jul 30 1999

Rebels Storm Otago University Students Association

Wed Aug 25 1999

OUSA Exposes Its Pink Underbelly

Sat Aug 28 1999

Rebel Stands For VUWSA Executive

Thu Sep 02 1999

Rebels Welcome Prebble Speech

Sun Sep 12 1999

Student Protest Once Again Misses The Mark

Tue Sep 14 1999

Rebels announce another youth candidate

Thu Sep 16 1999

Rebels delighted with election results

Fri Sep 17 1999

OUSA can dish it out but they can't take it

Sun Sep 19 1999

Rebels Disgusted At Alliance's Policy Of Contempt

Mon Sep 27 1999

Rebel Caucus Members Slam Labour Tertiary Policy

Sat Oct 02 1999

Fairweather Protestors Should Be Evicted

Thu Oct 07 1999

Rebel Lecturer Apologises For Strike

Thu Oct 07 1999

Rebels Launch ACT Tertiary Policy Online

Thu Oct 07 1999

NZUSA Terrified Of Putting Students In Control

Fri Oct 08 1999

Victoria Staff Strike "Unconscionable"

Mon Oct 11 1999

Absolutely Positively Rebel In Wellington Central

Sat Oct 30 1999

Back-Room Bunkle - Rebels

Wed Nov 03 1999

Failing Student Unions Lack Credibility

Thu Nov 11 1999

She'll Whinge But Not Work

Fri Nov 19 1999

Rebels Disgusted At Lawsuit

Thu Nov 25 1999

Vote ACT For Positive Change

Fri Nov 26 1999

A Coalition Of Broken Promises

Mon Dec 06 1999

Rebels Launch New Web Home

Mon Jan 17 2000

Labour Backdown On Rent Cut Imminent

Wed Jan 19 2000

Privatisation Solution To Loan Problems

Wed Feb 09 2000

50,000 Indictments On Labour Policy - Rebels

Thu Feb 24 2000

Students Lose Right To Choose

Sun Mar 05 2000

Rebels Request Radical's Resignation

Mon Mar 06 2000

Union Bill Condemns Youth

Tue Mar 14 2000

A Union of Two Workers

Mon Mar 20 2000

Encouraging Tall Poppies Low Priority

Tue Mar 21 2000

Govt Attacks Bill Of Rights

Tue Apr 04 2000

Inquiry Into Incompetence Welcomed

Thu Apr 20 2000

Campus Communists Represent Students?

Sun Apr 23 2000

Students Associations Increase Cost Of Education

Fri Apr 28 2000

Five Resignations Rock OUSA

Fri May 12 2000

Rebels Reject Red Budget

Thu Jun 15 2000

Independent Report Shows Need For Private Loans

Tue Jul 18 2000

Compulsory Student Associations To Bust Fee Freeze

Fri Jul 28 2000

Union fees to rise 23%

Wed Aug 09 2000

Alliance Betrays Student Supporters

Fri Aug 18 2000

Hamilton Mayor Set to Cuddle Campus Communists

Mon Aug 21 2000

Student Politicians Hypocritical Over Debt Level

Fri Aug 25 2000

Cost Of University Hiked By Unions

Mon Sep 04 2000

Merger Won't Solve Student Union Problems

Wed Sep 06 2000

Campus Communists Embrace Capitalism

Fri Sep 08 2000

Rebels Attack "Authoritarian Regime"

Thu Sep 14 2000

OUSA Campaigns For Higher Fees

Tue Sep 26 2000

VSM A Matter Of Freedom

Fri Oct 13 2000

Students forced to pay $430000 for Maharey's Gulag

Tue Oct 24 2000

Students & Taxpayers May Fund Protest School

Tue Oct 31 2000

Rebel President to Stand Down

Tue Nov 14 2000

Wellington Peace March – 11am March 22 Civic Sq.

Mon Mar 17 2003

Govt Condemn the US Invasion, Bring Te Mana Home

Mon Mar 24 2003

NZ troop deployment

Tue Jul 08 2003

NZ Military Interference Escalates

Thu Jul 17 2003

Depleted Uranium - Hiroshima's horror today

Tue Aug 05 2003

The Return of Te Mana

Tue Aug 05 2003

No Troops For Trade - Labour must take a stand

Fri Sep 12 2003

Democracy suppressed in New Zealand as in Iraq

Fri Sep 19 2003

US Ambassador stifles free speech

Thu Oct 09 2003

Save the Sign campaign takes off

Thu Nov 06 2003

Wellington: proud to be nuclear-free

Mon Nov 17 2003

Inside Indonesia's hidden war on Aceh

Thu Nov 20 2003

Howard is the crim, not anti-war activists

Thu Feb 05 2004

The War, One Year On

Fri Feb 13 2004

Angry about the torture of Iraqis?

Thu May 06 2004

No More Unknown Victims Of Imperialist Wars

Thu Nov 11 2004

US Embassy Protest Over War Crimes in Fallujah

Wed Dec 15 2004

Open Letter to Indonesian Ambassador

Thu May 19 2005

The war and peace report card

Tue Sep 13 2005

No arms race at 'Our Place'

Mon Oct 17 2005

Peace activists targeted for speaking out

Mon Dec 19 2005

US War Criminal NOT welcomed in Aotearoa

Thu Feb 23 2006

March for peace and justice in Iraq

Fri Mar 17 2006

No support for biased peace

Mon Aug 14 2006

Stop the Weapons Conference Campaign

Thu Aug 31 2006

Kiwi Troops Return From Propping Up US Occupation

Fri Oct 27 2006

NZers protest UK Weapons of Mass Destruction

Wed Mar 21 2007

Kiwi troops contribute to terrorism

Wed Apr 11 2007

No resumption of military ties with Indonesia!

Thu May 10 2007

Sign on to Say NO to SAS return to Afghanistan

Sun Aug 09 2009

Call To Protest US and NZ war crimes!

Wed Nov 03 2010

No NZ support for war - Public meeting with Nicky Hager

Tue Nov 04 2014

Football for Peace on Parliament! Celebrate Christmas Truce

Tue Dec 23 2014

Anti-War Rally at the Cenotaph

Thu Feb 19 2015

We say "No NZ support"

Tue Feb 24 2015

Wellington will march against war

Mon May 11 2015

Council Chair shuts down debate on weapons conference

Tue Oct 13 2015

NZ Weapons Conference sponsors tied to illegal US drone war

Mon Oct 19 2015

Wellington community prepares for Weapons Conference protest

Tue Nov 03 2015

Weapons dealers to be confronted tomorrow

Mon Nov 16 2015

Weapons Conference Fall-out Continues

Wed Feb 17 2016

New Zealand should end all ties with USA military

Tue May 31 2016

No support for NZ troops to Iraq

Tue Jun 21 2016

Peace Action Wellington: oppose the warship visit

Thu Jul 21 2016

Peace activists arrested at arms company protest

Tue Sep 20 2016

Time for New Zealand to end all ties with USA military

Thu Nov 10 2016

Nine charges dropped in farcical case against activists

Tue Feb 14 2017

Charges dropped against another peace activist

Wed Feb 15 2017

Drone Assassination Awareness Week

Mon Feb 27 2017

Peace groups will remember civilians at Anzac day events

Tue Apr 24 2018

Doc Edge film interrupted in Wellington

Tue May 15 2018

New warplanes won’t feed my daughters

Mon Oct 29 2018

Infection Of US Military A Threat To NZ & The Pacific

Sun Apr 26 2020

Shelly Bay And Ihumātao Shown Support In Wellington

Sun Sep 27 2020

Air New Zealand Assisting Saudi War In Yemen

Tue Feb 09 2021

French Embassy Targeted To Mark Hiroshima Day

Fri Aug 06 2021

Peace Protest Against US-led Combat Training In The Pacific

Fri Jul 08 2022

Foreign Minister Lines Up With US Empire

Tue Dec 12 2023

NZDF ‘Crisis’ An Opportunity To Abolish The Military

Wed Jan 10 2024

Deployment Of NZDF Stunning Hypocrisy And Dangerous Alignment

Tue Jan 23 2024

Peace Action Wellington Statement On Student Occupations

Wed May 01 2024

Austerity For Everyone Except Weapons Dealers

Sat May 11 2024

Condemning Zionism And The State Of Israel For Ongoing Genocide

Thu May 16 2024

Rally Condemns Zionism And The State Of Israel For Ongoing Genocide

Thu May 16 2024

Corrupt Arms Firm Awarded NZDF Contract

Sun Aug 25 2024

Keep Space For Peace - Wellington Protest Against The Aerospace Conference

Mon Sep 23 2024

Medical Apartheid – New Zealand Must Speak Out Demanding Vaccinations For Palestinians

Thu Jan 07 2021

Palestinian Solidarity Protests Will Continue And Grow Next Weekend

Mon May 17 2021

Jane Campion requests her film be withdrawn from apartheid Israel’s Jerusalem Film Festival

Sun Jul 23 2023

Labour Refuses To Recognise Palestine – Even After 104 Years

Wed Oct 04 2023

Ceasefire Now! Rallies Throughout NZ This Saturday/Sun To Stop Israel’s Genocidal Rampage Against Palestinian Civilians

Fri Nov 03 2023

A Cowardly, Anti-Palestinian Parliamentary Motion

Fri Dec 08 2023

Government Urged To Abandon RIMPAC 2024

Tue Jun 11 2024

The Lancet Says Palestinian Death Toll Most Likely To Be 186,000 Or More Killed By Israel’s War On Gaza

Fri Jul 12 2024

40 Events In 29 Centres This Weekend Will Mark The 12-month Anniversary Of Israel’s Genocide Of Palestinians In Gaza

Fri Oct 04 2024

Christchurch City Becomes The First New Zealand City To Sanction Israel

Sun Oct 27 2024

NZ Staunchest Western Supporter Of Israel – Silence On Israel’s Attacks On The United Nations

Mon Nov 04 2024

Nelson City Council Votes To Sanction Israel

Thu Dec 05 2024

Are Young Dunedin Women "Out of Touch?"

Sat Jun 20 2009

OUSA Capping Charities To Benefit Night Shelter

Thu Jun 25 2009

OUSA Executive Members Play the Dating Game

Fri Aug 21 2009

University Clubs Come together for Fundraisers

Wed Oct 07 2009

Toga Party still a Winner

Wed Feb 24 2010

Abdul Broadway – Malaysian Style!

Wed Apr 07 2010

"Taiwanese Cultural Night pays homage to MONGA"

Wed Apr 14 2010

OUSA’s Biggest Battle (of the Bands)

Wed May 05 2010

OUSA International Cultural Night

Tue Jul 20 2010

OUSA presents: the Otago University Blues Awards

Wed Sep 22 2010

OUSA presents: Dunedin’s Next Top Flat

Thu Sep 23 2010

OUSA: Re-Orientation and VSM

Tue Jul 12 2011

R&V Origins 2011

Tue Jul 26 2011

OUSA VSM and Our Broken Hearts

Thu Aug 04 2011

OUSA VSM Protest Debrief

Fri Aug 05 2011

Women's Week At OUSA

Tue Aug 09 2011

OUSA creaming John Key and our Presidents plea

Mon Aug 15 2011

The best and worst of Dunedin Flatting

Wed Oct 05 2011

Otago students working 11% more in 2011

Fri Oct 07 2011

Otago University students say CHEERS to Top Ten Lecturers!

Fri Oct 14 2011

OUSA Student Elections see 300% increase in Voting

Fri Oct 14 2011

Rideshare Ridewhere?

Thu Oct 20 2011

OUSA Announces Top Lecturers

Fri Oct 21 2011

Hungry Students Overwhelm Food Bank

Fri Nov 04 2011

Otago students earn over 1 million in 1 month

Wed Dec 14 2011

Students Sign Off on Orientadium

Thu Dec 15 2011

Shapshifter, Shihad and David Dallas to headline at OUSA

Mon Jan 09 2012

$7 Million Earned by Otago Students in 2011

Wed Jan 11 2012

OUSA bouncing off the walls with Otago Uni Squash Club

Fri Jan 20 2012

Community Wins in Battle Between Staff and Students

Fri Apr 20 2012

Otago students collect for RSA

Sat Apr 21 2012

Students Still Keen for Extra Work

Fri May 04 2012

Cultural Night Raises over $4000 for Hospice

Fri Aug 24 2012

Otago Students Crack $4 Million

Thu Sep 06 2012

Is "100% Pure" A Delusion Asks Massey’s Dr. Mike Joy

Mon Sep 10 2012

OUSA Art Week breaks records

Fri Sep 14 2012

Francisco Hernandez Elected OUSA President for 2013

Fri Sep 28 2012

Otago’s Finest Recognised

Fri Oct 05 2012

Otago Student Earnings up 25%

Tue Oct 09 2012

Presidents Win University Council Positions

Wed Oct 10 2012

Flats for Rats? Dunedin’s Next Top Flat Awards

Fri Oct 12 2012

Sporting basics focus of University Games 2013

Wed Oct 31 2012

More Students Looking For Work

Mon Nov 12 2012

The Student Job Market Slump

Fri Mar 08 2013

25 Years of the OUSA Battle of the Bands

Wed Apr 17 2013

Botanic Gardens rated students’ favourite DCC service

Fri Apr 19 2013

OUSA Letting the Cat Out of the Bag for Students

Thu Jul 25 2013

Women’s Week Set to Highlight Gender Issues

Mon Jul 29 2013

Lack of Jobs Give Students Chance to Study More, Eat Less

Wed Aug 07 2013

Otago University’s Top Supervisors Awarded

Tue Aug 27 2013

OUSA Art Week: September 16-20

Mon Sep 16 2013

OUSA Art Week Success

Thu Sep 26 2013

2013 Otago Blues and Golds Awards

Fri Sep 27 2013

OUSA Appoints 2014 Critic Editor

Wed Oct 02 2013

OUSA Elections on Track for High Turn Out

Wed Oct 02 2013

OUSA Shuttles Take Flight

Wed Oct 02 2013

OUSA Elections Achieve "Best Voter Turnout in a Generation"

Thu Oct 03 2013

Student Job Numbers Leading to Quiet Optimism

Thu Oct 03 2013

OUSA Names Students’ Top Otago University Lecturers

Fri Oct 25 2013

Student Employment in Otago ‘Slow and Steady’

Fri Nov 08 2013

Discrimination Leads to Dunedin Diversity Hui

Wed Nov 13 2013

Universities need students

Tue Feb 11 2014

Queer Wellbeing Survey Launched

Fri Apr 04 2014

Student Cat Clinic Returns

Tue Apr 08 2014

Campus Calling Out for Art!

Mon Jun 09 2014

OUSA Re-Orientation 2014: Final Programme Announcement

Tue Jun 24 2014

Students win epic ORC battle

Sat Jul 12 2014

Student Airport Shuttles Flying High

Tue Jul 22 2014

Smart Arts: OUSA Art Week

Mon Jul 28 2014

Diversity about Compassion and Understanding

Mon Aug 11 2014

Fewer Starving Artists in Dunedin

Tue Aug 12 2014

Staff versus Students Round 3

Tue Sep 09 2014

Otago Blues and Golds Awards

Fri Sep 26 2014

Dunedin Pride 2014

Tue Oct 14 2014

‘Zooper’ news for Highlanders fans

Tue Oct 28 2014

OUSA Teaching Awards

Sun Nov 02 2014

OUSA Places Highest Number of Student Jobs

Thu Nov 13 2014

Students Vent Anger At WINZ

Thu Mar 16 2000

Winz Sends Debt Collectors On Students

Wed Jun 07 2000

Electricity Crisis for Students

Fri Jun 09 2000

University abandons women workers

Tue Jun 20 2000

Otago Students Say "We Told You So"

Tue Jun 27 2000

Govt. Promises Hot Summer For Poor Students

Wed Aug 23 2000

Pacific Islands Students Convene At Otago

Thu Sep 14 2000

Student Health charge to double next year

Tue Sep 26 2000

Maternity Care Costs a Sign of Costs to Come

Mon Jan 15 2001

National Told To "Get Real" On Student Debt

Mon Jan 15 2001

Maharey Meaner Than Corporate Bankers

Wed Feb 14 2001

University Rejects Students’ Association Bailout

Tue Feb 20 2001

Medical Students Endure Labour Difficulties

Fri Feb 23 2001

Association Saddened By Students’ Death

Thu Mar 01 2001

TEAC Might End Duplication Duplication

Wed Mar 07 2001

Students Protest Lack Of Summer Benefit

Tue Mar 13 2001

Fire! Comedy! & Angry Students

Thu Mar 15 2001

Four Ways Steve Maharey Lied Today

Thu Mar 22 2001

OUSA launches ‘$2 Shop’

Thu Mar 22 2001

Maharey Asked To Judge Student Shanty Town Comp

Thu Mar 29 2001

Students’ Association Offers ACT Olive Branch

Thu Apr 26 2001

OUSA Warns of Unpredictable Student Response

Mon May 07 2001

The Buck Stops Here

Mon May 07 2001

Agreement Advances Co-operation in Student Service

Wed May 16 2001

It’s A Student Friendly Budget! (Yeah Right)

Thu May 24 2001

PPL "Priority" But No Action

Thu May 24 2001

Uncertainty Over Student Health Service Costs

Mon Jul 02 2001

Fee Freeze Feasible

Fri Jul 20 2001

Postgraduates To Join OUSA

Wed Jul 25 2001

Student Health Exempt From Fee Freeze

Mon Aug 06 2001

Isn’t If Freezing Down There?

Fri Aug 17 2001

Public Out In The Cold Over Fee Freeze

Tue Aug 28 2001

Frozen Fees for Scarfies

Wed Aug 29 2001

Monkey Madness

Wed Sep 26 2001

Students Slam Loan Review Sham

Tue Oct 30 2001

Knowledge Wave has Dangerous Undertow

Wed Nov 07 2001

Income Threshold Adjustment Inconsistent

Tue Dec 18 2001

$7.9m Drop in Bucket of $5 billion Student Debt

Mon Feb 18 2002

Students Celebrate 10th Birthday of Student Debt

Mon Feb 18 2002

More of the Same Bad News for Students

Wed Feb 27 2002

Women Will Pay 20% More For Their Tertiary Ed

Fri Mar 08 2002

Proclaimers support Free Education at Concert

Mon Mar 18 2002

Students To Write Off Car As An Attack On Debt

Mon Mar 25 2002

International Talent Quest Back In Town

Mon Apr 08 2002

Otago Students To Throw "Really Big Tantrum"

Wed Apr 17 2002

Condoms with Holes for Student Allowances

Wed May 01 2002

Private Savings Scheme Makes Mockery

Mon May 06 2002

Universal Allowances Crucial for Dunedin

Wed May 15 2002

Budget 2002: More Hype Than Help For Students

Thu May 23 2002

Semi-regulation of student fees a semi-good idea

Thu May 23 2002

Thanks, But No Thanks - Again.

Thu May 23 2002

OUSA Supports Student Actions

Mon Jun 17 2002

Student Debt Monster Takes On Bill English

Tue Jul 09 2002

Dental students and University settle with Govt

Fri Dec 20 2002

Helen Clark faces off Student Debt

Mon Apr 07 2003

Fees Maxima F*#ks Students

Thu May 15 2003

Rod rolls out "The Debt Blanket"

Wed Jul 16 2003

Debt Monster Thanks Pete Hodgson

Thu Jul 31 2003

OUSA supports Human Rights claim against loans

Wed Sep 03 2003

OUSA says VUWSA's OK!!

Wed Sep 17 2003

Otago Students Commemorate Protest's Anniversary

Mon Sep 22 2003

OUSA supports Massey students

Thu Oct 09 2003

OUSA Launches Anti-fees petition

Thu Oct 30 2003

Stressed students sign on the dotted line

Thu Nov 06 2003

Students say " NO WAY " To $5000 debt increase

Mon Nov 10 2003

Provisional University Council Bans Fees

Tue Nov 11 2003

Otago University - Return to the Dark Ages

Wed Dec 10 2003

Lawyers: OUSA Bookstore Purchase Unconstitutional

Fri Apr 23 2004

North Campus Development $2.2 Million Over Budget

Fri May 14 2004

Students Pull Wool over Labour’s Eyes!

Wed May 19 2004

Local Politicians Serve Students!

Wed Jul 21 2004

10,000 Fee Reductions not much to Cheer about!

Mon Aug 02 2004

Student Diary Cover Design Competition

Wed Aug 11 2004

University Reneges on Commitment to Int'l Students

Thu Aug 12 2004

St David Street Bridge – TRIUMPH!!!

Mon Aug 16 2004

Women to march to take back the night in Dunedin

Wed Sep 22 2004

Otago to Field Leaner, Meaner Games Squad

Wed Apr 20 2005

OUSA Launches Flatting Blitz

Fri Apr 29 2005

Tertiary Savings Scheme Terrible News

Tue May 10 2005

Students express disappointment at meagre budget

Thu May 19 2005

Students Urged to Enrol to Vote

Tue May 31 2005

Students Welcome AUS Exam Marks Decision

Wed Jun 15 2005

Labour's Student Policy Cause for Celebration

Tue Jul 26 2005

Who Will Be Dunedin’s 2005 Landlord of the Year?

Fri Jul 29 2005

Students Rockin’ and Enrollin’ Thursday at re:Fuel

Tue Aug 02 2005

Nuclear-free NZ to be debated at Otago

Wed Aug 17 2005

The Glitz and Glamour of Rental Property

Wed Aug 17 2005

OUSA Election Results: Hail to the Chong

Fri Sep 30 2005

University of Otago Inflames, not Inflates

Wed Nov 09 2005

Celebrating great post-graduate supervisors

Tue Nov 29 2005

Elections Draw Record Number Of Candidates

Mon Aug 07 2006

2007 OPSA President's March Graduation Speech

Sun Apr 01 2007

OUSA Commended on Health and Safety

Mon May 07 2007

Increased University Funding A Good Start

Thu May 10 2007

Otago Students "not all couch burners"

Mon May 21 2007

First Wearable Arts Awards in Dunedin

Thu Jul 05 2007

Students’ Association Revamps to Retain Relevance

Thu Jul 05 2007

OUSA Celebrates New Brand And Logo

Thu Jul 12 2007

OUSA Organises Stadium Debate

Tue Jul 24 2007

OUSA Electoral Juggernaut Underway

Mon Aug 20 2007

OUSA challenges stereotypes of Otago students

Tue Aug 21 2007

OUSA Electoral Juggernaut Underway

Fri Aug 24 2007

Vice-Chancellor’s Statement Misguided

Mon Sep 24 2007

Students Expect Action from New Tertiary Minister

Thu Nov 01 2007

Dark Day For Otago Student Fees

Wed Nov 14 2007

Undie 500 Rioting Charges Withdrawn

Mon Dec 03 2007

Otago Students Warn Against Capping Enrolments

Tue Dec 11 2007

Dunedin ‘Takes Back the Night’

Thu Mar 06 2008

Student Debt Equal to Cost of 53 Stadiums

Wed Apr 09 2008

Lacklustre Budget for Students

Fri May 23 2008

Students Showcase Diverse Culture

Mon Jul 14 2008

Protest against the Arrest of Activists

Fri Aug 01 2008

Otago Students Welcome the End of Means Testing

Mon Oct 13 2008

Otago Students Invite John Key to Follow Example

Tue Oct 14 2008

Annual Toga Parade Disrupted by Non-Participants

Wed Feb 25 2009

Bill's Budget Blunder – Students out in the Cold

Fri May 29 2009

Otago University Divisions Compete for Honours

Fri May 29 2009

Otago University Divisions Compete for Honours

Sat May 30 2009

OUSA Seek Judicial Review

Mon Jul 13 2009

Si Tanggang Malaysian Cultural Night

Tue Aug 04 2009

OUSA Women’s Week

Tue Sep 15 2009

OUSA’s Supreme Arts and Cultural Awards

Wed Sep 23 2009

The Blues: OUSA’s Supreme Sporting Awards

Wed Sep 23 2009

A FairTrade University by the end of 2010

Wed Oct 14 2009

The Presidential Knob of Confusion

Wed Oct 14 2009

OUSA seeks alternatives to Toga Parade

Thu Nov 12 2009

Key’s Speech rings Alarm Bells for Students

Thu Feb 11 2010

Otago University and its Students Friends Again

Mon Mar 15 2010

Anti-VSM Petition Collects over 3,000 Signatures

Wed Mar 31 2010

Queerest Tea Party Highlights Diversity Week

Wed Apr 21 2010

OUSA’s Re-Orientation is Back!

Tue Jun 15 2010

OUSA and the Last Scarfie Pub Crawl

Wed Jun 16 2010

OUSA’s Clubs Day: Touting for Members

Tue Jul 13 2010

OUSA: Melting Mid-Winter Away

Wed Jul 14 2010

John Key is on the money

Wed Jul 28 2010

Clock Strikes On New Executive Structure

Mon Aug 02 2010

OUSA joins ‘Keep Neurosurgery in Dunedin’ Campaign

Thu Aug 05 2010

OUSA: Safety in Relationships

Fri Sep 10 2010

OUSA Teaching Awards: Best Teacher, Best Inclusive

Mon Oct 18 2010

Otago U. Students' Association - Presidential By-Election

Fri Jun 03 2011

OUSA Presidential By-Election and Referendum results

Fri Jun 03 2011

Presidential Prison – VSM Protest

Mon Jul 18 2011

OUSA gutted the VSM Bill is being debated

Thu Aug 04 2011

OUSA's VSM Protest to John Key - Friday 5th August

Thu Aug 04 2011

Moderation or Extremism – Woodhouse’s choice

Wed Sep 28 2011

OUSA backs new SJS with ‘SJS Connect’ Kiosks on campus

Mon Oct 03 2011

President keeps SJS in touch

Fri Dec 02 2011

OUSA Grants top 100 in 2011

Tue Dec 06 2011

Orientadium MMXII

Fri Dec 16 2011

Biggest and Best Orientation for a Generation

Sun Feb 26 2012

Friendly Stylings at Hyde Street Keg Party

Sun Mar 25 2012

Students Working 31% Harder and Earning 39% More

Tue Apr 03 2012

Otago University Students Doing Time

Wed Apr 04 2012

Fair Shot for Otago University Sports

Tue Apr 17 2012

Otago University to Hold First ANZAC Remembrance

Wed Apr 18 2012

Radio One Presents OUSA Re-Orientation 2012

Tue May 22 2012

OUSA President Concerned Star Missed Joke

Fri May 25 2012

Converse OUSA Battle of the Bands Winners Announced

Mon May 28 2012

Students Searching for Jobs

Thu Jun 07 2012

OUSA Announces Supreme Supervisors

Thu Aug 02 2012

Otago Students $780,000 ahead of 2011

Wed Aug 08 2012

Otago Students’ Referendum on Love Equality

Wed Aug 29 2012

OUSA Art Week sells for $3,000

Wed Sep 26 2012

Four year high in student earnings

Wed Dec 05 2012

Students welcome Michael Woodhouse Ministerial appointment

Wed Jan 23 2013

Otago Students Earn over $8 Million in 2012

Thu Jan 24 2013

Students take the test

Mon Mar 18 2013

OUSA Anzac Day service

Mon Apr 22 2013

Student Jobs Continue to Decline in Otago

Thu Jun 06 2013

OUSA Supporting Calls to Keep Jobs in Dunedin

Wed Aug 14 2013

OUSA and OPSA Announce Double Rainbow

Fri Aug 16 2013

OUSA Announces 2013 Environment Week

Mon Aug 19 2013

Job Market Flattening Out for Students

Mon Sep 09 2013

OUSA Supports NZUSA Student Food Bank Findings

Tue Sep 17 2013

Attack on students implicit in proposed uni council changes

Wed Oct 02 2013

Student Earnings Take a $700,000 Hit

Fri Jan 17 2014

Fewer dollars, fewer Allowances

Thu Mar 20 2014

Student Voices Demand to be Heard

Fri May 30 2014

Students Say SJS Service Improving

Mon Jun 09 2014

OUSA Re-Orientation Week 2014 - first timetable announcement

Wed Jun 11 2014

Otago Volunteer Fair

Wed Jul 09 2014

Students vote for safer drinking environments

Fri Nov 07 2014

Student Sleep Out to raise funds for Dunedin Night Shelter

Wed Jul 27 2016

Students Oppose Library Closure

Tue Jul 15 2014

Peaceful Palestine Protest Met With Disorderly Violence From Otago University Campus Security

Wed Oct 09 2024

Courses For Int. Students Moratorium Lifted

Fri Oct 31 2003

Position paper: retain university QA arrangements

Wed Dec 20 2006

New Zealand Women in Leadership Programme

Wed Feb 14 2007

NZVCC Electronic News Bulletin - Vol. 7

Wed Nov 07 2007

Massey Vice-Chancellor retires this week

Wed Feb 27 2008

NZVCC Electronic News Bulletin

Wed May 14 2008

TEC leads review of tertiary education

Thu Jul 10 2008

NZVCC releases Briefing for the Incoming Govt

Tue Feb 17 2009

Treasury, Business NZ support education investment

Tue Mar 03 2009

VALUE OF UNIVERSITY RESEARCH UNDERLINED

Thu Oct 08 2009

Limited Alignment Between Strategy, 9-Point Plan

Tue Oct 13 2009

Taskforce Report Calls for Greater Collaboration

Thu Mar 04 2010

NZUSA Changes Name to NZUSA

Tue Jul 04 2006

Gender pay gap shows much work to be done

Thu Oct 05 2006

Auckland University Fee Increase Is Outrageous

Tue Oct 17 2006

Female students demand flexible working hours

Mon Nov 06 2006

NZVCC Report Highlights University Underfunding

Tue Nov 07 2006

Key Should Support Free Education

Tue Nov 28 2006

Student Loan Repayment Threshold is Too Low

Mon Dec 11 2006

OECD Confirms Need for More Student Allowances

Tue Jan 30 2007

Student debt hits $9 billion

Tue Mar 27 2007

Victoria's fee rise unjustified

Tue Mar 27 2007

Student debt hits $9 billion and mounting

Wed Mar 28 2007

New Funding Welcomed, Fairer Fees System Still Nee

Mon Apr 30 2007

Students send out warning on interest free

Fri Jun 15 2007

‘Box City’ highlights student hardship

Tue Aug 07 2007

NZUSA welcomes Canterbury students

Sun Aug 19 2007

Candidates Forum On Youth Issues Tonight, 4 Oct

Thu Oct 04 2007

IRD Report supports free public tertiary education

Thu Oct 25 2007

No pay increases until students get fee decreases

Tue Oct 30 2007

Students expect immediate action from Hodgson

Thu Nov 01 2007

Access threats to education appalling

Tue Dec 04 2007

Massive student debt increase since 2004

Fri Jan 25 2008

Can students really trust Labour to deliver?

Thu Feb 21 2008

Student debt reaches $10b – a millstone

Wed Apr 09 2008

Government Budget tinkering, students sinking

Thu May 22 2008

Universal student allowance – just smart banking

Fri Jul 04 2008

Universal student allowance welcomed - NZUSA

Mon Jul 21 2008

Women-only scholarships still justified

Mon Jul 21 2008

Vice Chancellor’s statements misleading – students

Wed Jul 23 2008

Govt report justifies universal allowance call

Wed Jul 30 2008

Students campaign against rape and violence

Wed Jul 30 2008

Cost of universal allowances lower than reported

Wed Aug 20 2008

Government policy changes encourage higher fees

Wed Aug 27 2008

Labour’s universal student allowance what NZ needs

Mon Oct 13 2008

Key commitment a clunker!!

Tue Oct 14 2008

Vice Chancellors should tell the truth

Wed Oct 15 2008

National out of the race for thinking voters

Wed Nov 05 2008

NZUSA elects student leaders for 2009

Tue Jan 06 2009

Students say Treasury Briefing is a time warp

Thu Feb 05 2009

Student workers need increase to minimum wage

Sat Feb 07 2009

Students demand Vice Chancellors tell the truth

Wed Feb 18 2009

Government keen on bondage, students not so sure

Tue Feb 24 2009

Public service job cut threats uncalled for

Tue Feb 24 2009

Student leaders on national tour

Thu Feb 26 2009

Student allowances: The answer to a tight job mar

Mon Mar 09 2009

Voluntary repayment scheme no bonus for most

Tue Mar 24 2009

Minister’s pre-budget statements concern students

Thu Apr 30 2009

Govt needs to quash rumours on student loan change

Fri May 08 2009

PM guarantees interest free loans will stay

Tue May 12 2009

Tertiary education cuts will hurt students

Thu May 14 2009

Government won’t front up to students

Wed May 27 2009

"Brighter future" a distant glimmer say students

Fri May 29 2009

Students disappointed at loss of scholarships

Fri May 29 2009

Student leaders converge on Auckland

Thu Jul 02 2009

Drastic changes to Polytechnic governance alarming

Tue Jul 28 2009

Bennett privacy fiasco a sideshow: Reinstate T.I.A

Wed Jul 29 2009

We won’t be Shut up and Shut out!

Fri Jul 31 2009

Youth opportunities package a positive first step

Tue Aug 04 2009

SIS Actions Unacceptable

Mon Aug 10 2009

Student leaders gather at Lincoln University

Tue Aug 25 2009

Māori Students ready to fight the Douglas Bill

Wed Sep 23 2009

Attack on Polytechnics unacceptable

Thu Sep 24 2009

Roger Douglas' Bill will put students at risk

Thu Sep 24 2009

Students vow to protect student services

Thu Sep 24 2009

Potential Fee rises concern students

Wed Sep 30 2009

Importance of wider educational experience

Fri Oct 02 2009

Student Debt: $20 Billion by 2022

Sat Oct 03 2009

Interest free student loans here to stay

Wed Nov 11 2009

Australian student President visits New Zealand

Mon Nov 16 2009

Students outraged at Polytechnic governance change

Fri Nov 20 2009

Student Rep positions not safe despite assurances

Tue Nov 24 2009

Polytechnic Bill a blow to student voice

Wed Dec 16 2009

2010 National student leaders elected

Thu Jan 07 2010

Student leaders to draw inspiration in Wellington

Mon Jan 25 2010

Students welcome new Minister

Wed Jan 27 2010

Students to PM: No Interest On Student Loans

Tue Feb 02 2010

Threats to Funding? Students Say No

Tue Feb 09 2010

Students reject appalling TVNZ generalisations

Wed Feb 17 2010

Books are opened…but could opportunities close?

Tue Mar 02 2010

Students welcome community support for campaign

Fri Mar 05 2010

NZUSA...coming to a town near you

Mon Mar 08 2010

Minister’s signals worry students

Tue Mar 09 2010

Women students demand action on gender pay gap

Tue Mar 09 2010

Government pushing tertiary education out of reach

Mon Mar 15 2010

One more week to save services

Wed Mar 24 2010

National forum aims to lift Pasifika students

Tue Apr 13 2010

Students voice concerns over ITP appointments

Thu Apr 15 2010

PM’s Attacks On Students Ill-Informed And Unfair

Mon Apr 19 2010

New Inflation Figures Confirm Fee, GST Worries

Tue Apr 20 2010

Bill will slash services and cut representation

Wed Apr 28 2010

National neutralises election promise

Wed May 05 2010

Compulsory membership no barrier to fee increases

Tue May 11 2010

Doors of opportunity slam shut twice

Thu May 13 2010

Lost opportunity for a real ‘stepchange’

Thu May 20 2010

Another nail in the coffin for open entry

Mon May 31 2010

Increased allowances spending shows clear need

Wed Jun 30 2010

Student Leaders Set To Encourage Forward Thinking

Mon Jul 05 2010

Students Welcome New Qualifications Framework

Mon Jul 05 2010

Polytechnic funding cuts may not heal

Wed Jul 28 2010

Students agree with PM – student debt's a disaster

Wed Jul 28 2010

Underfunding? Not our Future!

Wed Aug 04 2010

Students commend teaching excellence award winners

Thu Aug 05 2010

Performance data under performs

Wed Sep 08 2010

Students call on National to listen to the people

Tue Sep 21 2010

Working students and graduates to be hit hard

Wed Sep 22 2010

Retrospective loan cuts like retrospective fines

Fri Sep 24 2010

National fails to listen to mainstream

Sat Sep 25 2010

Student leaders convene for next steps

Tue Sep 28 2010

Boost to university places welcomed

Tue Oct 12 2010

Will student opportunities be history?

Mon Oct 18 2010

National – do the right thing, and support the 98%

Wed Oct 20 2010

National goes against 98% of submitters

Thu Oct 21 2010

Bill will put quality and students at risk

Wed Nov 03 2010

Students call on PM to save student services

Thu Nov 11 2010

Don’t close the gap with Australia

Wed Nov 17 2010

Poll reveals overwhelming majority opposed to Act Bill

Tue Nov 30 2010

Students send message to Government

Wed Dec 01 2010

New national student leaders for 2011

Mon Jan 10 2011

Research shows students hit hard by recession

Thu Jan 27 2011

Staff Shortages Threaten Future Opportunities

Tue Feb 01 2011

Interest back on loans = harder to save

Wed Feb 02 2011

Gillard should urge Key not to repeat failed experiment

Tue Feb 15 2011

Students nationwide responding to CHCH earthquake appeals

Fri Feb 25 2011

Canterbury Students Need Support

Tue Mar 01 2011

Urgent action needed for Canterbury students

Wed Mar 02 2011

Students agree with ACT logic

Wed Mar 09 2011

Students will welcome accountability and transparency

Wed Mar 30 2011

International recognition of Student Volunteer Army

Thu Apr 21 2011

Short-sighted funding cuts cap nation’s potential

Wed May 11 2011

Government Should Secure Better Future with Budget

Wed May 18 2011

Budget 2011- bad for students, worse for women

Thu May 19 2011

Education Undermined in Short-Sighted Budget

Thu May 19 2011

Time to find a fairer alternative to Act’s VSM Bill

Sun Jun 19 2011

Student Radio One of Many Possible Casualties of VSM Bill

Mon Jul 04 2011

NZUSA commends 25 years since HLRA

Sat Jul 09 2011

UK Conservatives Move to Strengthen Students’ Associations

Tue Jul 12 2011

More than just presidents locked out if VSM passes

Mon Jul 18 2011

‘Review It!’ another success for students’ associations

Thu Jul 21 2011

Students remember Dame Whetu Tirikatene-Sullivan

Fri Jul 22 2011

NZ First student loan policy a welcome contribution

Tue Aug 02 2011

National Reneges on Assurance About Anti-student Bill

Wed Aug 03 2011

Student Loan Scheme Act a mixed bag for students & graduates

Wed Aug 17 2011

Students nationwide urge National to be Rational

Wed Aug 17 2011

Student Loan Scheme Act a mixed bag

Thu Aug 18 2011

National contradicts own Act on student voice

Fri Aug 19 2011

Student leaders propose alternative to extreme ACT Bill

Thu Sep 01 2011

ACT urged to take its own advice on cross-party solutions

Wed Sep 07 2011

Maori students lodge Treaty of Waitangi claim against VSM

Wed Sep 07 2011

National rules out enduring solution- Bill poses major risks

Wed Sep 07 2011

New Regulation acts to snuff out students’ associations

Tue Sep 13 2011

Students Blow the Whistle on Violence

Tue Sep 13 2011

Students asked "Are You OK?"

Mon Sep 19 2011

Students to rally in run-up to VSM Bill

Sun Sep 25 2011

30 reasonable amendments to VSM voted down by National

Wed Sep 28 2011

Campaign to Fix VSM Law Begins Today

Wed Sep 28 2011

New Video Shows Otago National MP is Opposed to VSM Bill

Wed Sep 28 2011

Students And Public To Rally At Parliament

Wed Sep 28 2011

Labour’s tertiary policy provides useful first steps

Mon Oct 10 2011

NZUSA to hold Tertiary Education Election Forum

Thu Oct 13 2011

Kiwisaver-style easy opt-out good model for students too

Wed Oct 19 2011

Student voters to be better informed for the election

Thu Oct 27 2011

$12 billion student debt a national liability

Wed Nov 02 2011

NZUSA supports ‘Reject Youth Unemployment’ coalition

Thu Nov 03 2011

Maori Party tertiary policy offers positive solutions

Fri Nov 04 2011

Young Leaders to Cast Election's First Votes on November 9

Tue Nov 08 2011

NZUSA supports MMP

Tue Nov 15 2011

Students to Speak Out for Education

Sun Nov 20 2011

National’s tertiary education policy visionless

Mon Nov 21 2011

Minor parties provide positive tertiary policy choices

Wed Nov 23 2011

Student leaders will work with Joyce to seek progress

Mon Dec 12 2011

Treasury BiM out of touch

Fri Feb 03 2012

Annual NZUSA training workshops kick off in Wellington

Thu Feb 09 2012

Atmosphere of change at NZUSA workshops

Mon Feb 13 2012

Welcome to New Students – But Take a Look Around

Tue Feb 28 2012

Borrowing To Live Unfair And Reduces Nation’s Productivity

Fri Mar 02 2012

Interest-Free Loans: Bad Economics, or Smart Investment?

Sun Mar 18 2012

Minister needs to come clean on plans

Fri Mar 30 2012

Study Shows 15% of Students in "Absolute Financial Distress"

Fri Apr 20 2012

TWFG says NO to interest on loans

Mon Apr 23 2012

Closing Gap With Australia: How about Loans and Allowances?

Mon Apr 30 2012

Cutting Allowances Short-sighted and Negative for NZ

Tue May 01 2012

Tax Cuts for Wealthy Results in Tax Increase on Graduates

Tue May 01 2012

Suggestion to Drop Loan Repayment Threshold Beyond the Pale

Wed May 02 2012

Loan Repayments: Start too low, demand too much

Fri May 04 2012

Students Enthusiastic Supporters of Keep Our Assets Campaign

Thu May 10 2012

2012 Budget Release – More Doors Closing for NZ Students?

Thu May 24 2012

Ex-Students paying price for Govt Economic Mismanagement

Sun Jul 01 2012

Penny pinching on postgraduate allowances

Wed Jul 04 2012

National Summit To Gather Student Teachers’ Perspectives

Thu Jul 12 2012

Student teacher representatives question mixed messages

Fri Jul 13 2012

Government continues down a path of penalising students

Wed Jul 25 2012

Government sacrificing future of postgraduate study

Thu Jul 26 2012

‘Generation Student’ includes everyone!

Fri Aug 10 2012

Driving graduates offshore isn’t enough?

Tue Aug 14 2012

Praise for Equity Policy

Wed Aug 22 2012

Name change for Money Week?

Fri Sep 07 2012

OECD recognizes need to put a lid on costs for students

Thu Sep 13 2012

Australia leading NZ in equal opportunity

Fri Sep 14 2012

NZ slipping off OECD perch for vocational tertiary education

Fri Sep 14 2012

Tuition fee elimination is good enough for Austria

Tue Sep 18 2012

NZ Student President Speaking To Global Summit

Wed Sep 19 2012

NZ Student Associations alive and kicking

Fri Sep 28 2012

Students' Association Congress concludes in Wellington

Mon Oct 08 2012

Auckland voices well-represented on national student body

Tue Oct 09 2012

Plans to revitalise support for ITP student associations

Wed Oct 10 2012

Serious questions about year-on-year fee increases

Wed Oct 17 2012

Serious questions to be asked about fee increases

Wed Oct 17 2012

Discussion called for this week on lack of student voice

Tue Oct 23 2012

Discussion called for to explore lack of student voice

Tue Oct 23 2012

Thursdays in Black and White Ribbon Day

Thu Oct 25 2012

Getting to the truth about Students Loans

Wed Nov 07 2012

Moves to ensure student voice is not lost

Wed Nov 07 2012

Student leader steps up for White Ribbon campaign

Fri Nov 16 2012

Another worsening ‘step change’ for future wage prospects

Tue Nov 27 2012

Bigger emphasis on tertiary education needed in HRC agenda

Fri Nov 30 2012

NZUSA to monitor impact of policy on Postgrad students

Mon Dec 03 2012

Message Of Support: All Power To Power Shift

Wed Dec 05 2012

Future projections for tertiary students released

Thu Dec 06 2012

All They Want For Christmas Is … A Teaching Job

Mon Dec 10 2012

‘Affording Our Future’ opens up big picture issues for 2013

Tue Dec 11 2012

Wake up call for Finance Minister

Thu Dec 13 2012

Wake up call for Finance Minister

Sat Dec 15 2012

‘Moving On Up’ Easier Said Than Done

Wed Jan 23 2013

NZ sgain leading voice in Commonwealth Students' Association

Wed Feb 13 2013

Student Leader Takes to Road for Big Questions Tour

Mon Feb 25 2013

Otago Uni Students Early Starters: Constitution Conversation

Tue Feb 26 2013

Otago Uni students on the Constitution Conversation

Tue Feb 26 2013

Tertiary Students Voice Ideas For Retirement Policy

Fri Mar 08 2013

Tertiary Students Voice Ideas On Constitutional Change

Fri Mar 08 2013

Consumer justice an issue for students too

Fri Mar 15 2013

PBRF report shows Postgrad students missing out

Fri Apr 12 2013

Timely Research On Tertiary Student Voice

Wed May 01 2013

Caution urged against over-stating ‘cheating scandal’

Mon May 13 2013

Budget Falls Flat On Tertiary Education

Fri May 17 2013

Govt writes off worth of tertiary education for 'older' NZ

Fri May 17 2013

Tertiary education for older New Zealanders written off

Fri May 17 2013

Government challenged on bottom ranking

Thu Jun 27 2013

NZ university athletes get ready to compete in Russia

Mon Jul 01 2013

NZ scores a Bronze at World University Games

Wed Jul 10 2013

Students commend Tertiary Teaching Excellence

Wed Jul 10 2013

Treasury sends contradictory messages on tertiary education

Fri Jul 12 2013

Long-term options for affording our future

Tue Jul 30 2013

Youth migration a focus of International Youth Day

Mon Aug 12 2013

Outstanding initiatives by Auckland Students’ Association

Thu Aug 29 2013

Students encouraged to vote in Local Government elections

Tue Sep 03 2013

A Job For Every Graduate

Wed Sep 11 2013

Still Time For Students to Vote In Council Elections

Thu Sep 19 2013

Rising Student Interest In Council Elections

Fri Sep 20 2013

Student Voice under a National Spotlight

Tue Sep 24 2013

Council Elections Attract Student Leaders

Fri Sep 27 2013

Substance of Tertiary Education Strategy at risk

Wed Oct 02 2013

National student president to meet with Steven Joyce

Wed Oct 09 2013

Minister for Tertiary Education to respond to students

Thu Oct 10 2013

Select Committee interested in amnesty period for borrowers

Fri Oct 18 2013

Research to reveal student perspective on tertiary education

Fri Nov 01 2013

Tertiary Education Minister supports student voice

Sat Nov 09 2013

Students join call for public debate on tertiary education

Mon Nov 11 2013

Sue Barker Charities Law Boutique Is Law Firm of the Year

Mon Nov 11 2013

Student Leaders Unified Against Violence to Women

Fri Nov 22 2013

Wellington conference highlights importance of Student Voice

Fri Dec 06 2013

University of Auckland student president to lead NZUSA

Wed Dec 11 2013

Government silent on surplus money reaped from Student Loans

Thu Dec 12 2013

NZ wins Gold at Student Winter Games in Italy

Mon Dec 23 2013

Governance proposal ill-considered and unnecessary

Tue Feb 11 2014

Overseas student debt results disappointing

Thu Feb 20 2014

Minister, size does matter!

Fri Mar 14 2014

Overseas-Based Graduates: Student Loan Deadline Looms

Mon Mar 17 2014

Minister Disingenuous With University Council Claims

Wed Mar 19 2014

Students Welcome Engagement with StudyLink

Wed Apr 16 2014

Government claims on student support hopelessly misleading

Thu Apr 17 2014

Heeding the Student Voice – Nothing About Us Without Us

Mon Apr 28 2014

Students Suffer As Support Fails to Keep Pace

Tue May 13 2014

Government locks in cuts and continues to lock out students

Fri May 16 2014

Tax Cut Promise to be paid for by Effective Tax Increase

Fri May 23 2014

Want More Scientists? Cut Fees, Say Students

Fri May 23 2014

Support for sole parents need to go further

Wed Jun 11 2014

Government needs to come clean on support cut plans

Mon Jun 30 2014

Campaign to Give Cost of Living Adjustments to Students

Tue Jul 08 2014

Education and Science Select Committee report disappoints

Wed Jul 16 2014

Restoration of Post-graduate Allowances to be Key Issue

Fri Jul 25 2014

New Zealand First And NZUSA on Same Page on Scholarships

Thu Jul 31 2014

Student Welcome Support with Transport Costs

Tue Aug 05 2014

Excitement rises as young Māori leaders prepare for national

Wed Aug 27 2014

Students call for change, have the power to make it happen

Thu Sep 04 2014

Students spend their summer working to keep themselves going

Tue Sep 09 2014

Concerning Outcomes from Survey on Student Work

Wed Sep 10 2014

1 in 6 Students Would be Better off with no Allowance

Thu Sep 11 2014

Students Congratulate Internet MANA on Free Tertiary Policy

Fri Sep 12 2014

Taxpayers Union wrong on cost of abolishing student debt

Fri Sep 12 2014

Fee hikes restrict student choices

Mon Sep 15 2014

Average Full time Student Is in Financial Distress

Tue Sep 16 2014

Student Loan Debt Continues to Climb

Wed Sep 17 2014

Students, You Have a Choice, Vote!

Thu Sep 18 2014

An open letter to all students: Students Matter

Fri Sep 19 2014

New Zealand Universities Tumble Down World Rankings

Thu Oct 02 2014

Studylink Listens and Responds to Students

Fri Oct 03 2014

"Housing crisis hitting students"

Tue Feb 10 2015

‘Now it’s in your hands’ students tell University Councils

Wed Feb 11 2015

Govt’s 90 cent Cost of Living increase pales compared to Housing Crisis Hikes for Students

Tue Feb 24 2015

‘Insulting’: MPs’ pay up $192 a week – students’ up 90c

Thu Feb 26 2015

Students disappointed over housing bill

Thu Mar 19 2015

Students stand up for democratic universities

Thu Mar 19 2015

Winston win spurs call for housing bill rematch

Sun Mar 29 2015

Piddly rise slammed by students

Tue Mar 31 2015

Our health not optional, students tell reluctant landlords

Wed Apr 15 2015

Students congratulate world-ranked universities

Thu Apr 30 2015

Student voice extravaganza kicks off in capital

Tue May 12 2015

Partnership the word

Mon May 18 2015

Budget 2015: Low expectations

Tue May 19 2015

Students release budget wishlist

Thu May 21 2015

Budget does nothing for Generation Rent

Fri May 22 2015

Med student crisis wake-up call

Fri May 29 2015

Herald investor story a fantasy for most – student union

Mon Jun 01 2015

Killer houses demand urgent action from gutless Govt

Fri Jun 05 2015

Runaway house prices could send grads offshore

Tue Jun 09 2015

Student doctor petition hits 20,000

Tue Jun 09 2015

Shock over Joyce admissions

Wed Jun 17 2015

Union welcomes student parent top-ups

Wed Jul 01 2015

NZUSA raises warning over export education ‘mad rush’

Wed Jul 08 2015

Victoria University ignores feedback, attacks democracy

Wed Jul 08 2015

NZUSA welcomes housing "big step"

Thu Jul 09 2015

Students issue warning over polytech mergers

Thu Jul 30 2015

Stuff article strips debate of facts - student presidents

Wed Aug 05 2015

Risky privatisation not the answer to Unitec’s PTE woes

Sat Aug 08 2015

NZUSA works with Govt to fix StudyLink

Mon Aug 10 2015

Student debt delays kids – new report

Tue Aug 11 2015

Anxiety, overwork and credit cards

Thu Aug 13 2015

Parents stumping up less for students

Thu Aug 13 2015

Spike in counselling sessions for debt-laden students

Thu Aug 13 2015

Students swipe credit cards, use loan sharks to survive

Thu Aug 13 2015

Student presidents protest frozen opportunity

Fri Aug 14 2015

Cool change: Student presidents protest frozen allowances

Sat Aug 15 2015

Students only sausage rolls in Aussie takeover

Fri Sep 04 2015

Information welcome, but good advice lacking

Mon Sep 14 2015

Seymour should sharpen up on facts over ‘harden up’ comments

Tue Sep 15 2015

Vic students vote to keep their national voice

Fri Sep 25 2015

Councils bill an opportunity to restore student voice

Thu Oct 15 2015

Otago to return to the fold

Fri Oct 16 2015

Students to rally against Debt Sentence

Sun Oct 18 2015

Turnbull law not enough

Mon Oct 19 2015

Productivity Commission must face up to Generation Debt

Wed Nov 04 2015

Youth Unemployment Rise worries Students

Wed Nov 04 2015

Aoraki shambles shuffling deckchairs

Tue Nov 10 2015

Govt rush cheats thousands of students

Wed Nov 18 2015

‘It’s our future’ say Aoraki students

Thu Nov 19 2015

Smith’s housing standards on right track

Fri Nov 20 2015

StudyLink’s cruel and unusual punishment

Thu Nov 26 2015

Govt backflip a win for students

Wed Dec 02 2015

Dunne lets down students

Thu Dec 03 2015

Minister needs to end Bay of Plenty merger uncertainty

Mon Dec 07 2015

Joyce railroads with merger

Wed Dec 09 2015

Students to make $15 Billion warning

Sun Dec 13 2015

Arrest Sends Chilling Message

Fri Jan 22 2016

Fee Free Policy Big Win say Students

Mon Feb 01 2016

Cattle class at Vic Halls

Thu Feb 18 2016

We need to talk about debt

Tue Mar 01 2016

It's a 'D' for IRD Over Student Loan Arrest

Thu Apr 07 2016

Select Committee Misses Chance to Require Healthy Homes

Wed Apr 13 2016

Who run the world? Students

Fri Apr 15 2016

Healthy Homes Bill Succeeds Where Government Bill Failed

Fri May 06 2016

More students but less money

Fri May 27 2016

Arrest at Border Does Little to Solve Problem

Fri Jun 03 2016

No Surprises in Statistics NZ Data

Wed Jun 29 2016

Customised Careers Advice a Solution Long Time Coming

Tue Jul 26 2016

‘The Foodbank Project’ targets the most vulnerable

Wed Jul 27 2016

‘Laybying our Future’ supports research from Students Union

Wed Aug 03 2016

Student Bus Concession a Welcome Relief but More Recommended

Fri Aug 05 2016

Bonding Concept Could Offer Additional Choice for Graduates

Wed Aug 10 2016

Homelessness Research Confirms Student Union’s Fears

Thu Aug 25 2016

NZ First Up Front Investment Policy Puts Students First

Sun Sep 04 2016

NZUSA: Hits and Misses in Productivity Commission Draft

Thu Sep 29 2016

New national student president elected

Wed Nov 23 2016

Students say New Zealand needs humanities

Wed Feb 22 2017

Discussion about Retirement Must Address Student Debt

Tue Mar 07 2017

Tertiary students call for change in rape culture protest

Mon Mar 13 2017

Productivity Commission Report a Missed Opportunity

Tue Mar 21 2017

Student support failing to keep up with rising housing costs

Thu Apr 06 2017

Kiwis Studying Across the Ditch Receive Double Standard

Tue May 02 2017

Variable subsidies must be ruled out

Thu May 11 2017

Unitec survey renews calls for urgent support increase

Tue May 16 2017

Students release Budget wishlist

Mon May 22 2017

Students miss out on increased accommodation benefit

Thu May 25 2017

Medical student debt study highlights need for conversation

Fri Jun 16 2017

TOP’s youth UBI policy a step in the right direction

Tue Jul 18 2017

Commitment to student-centred tertiary education needs teeth

Thu Jul 27 2017

Abolishing Student Allowances Would Deepen Inequality

Mon Jul 31 2017

Students launch campaign to transform politics

Mon Aug 07 2017

Important Milestone in Combatting Student Sexual Violence

Thu Aug 10 2017

Better financial support for students is good all round

Tue Aug 15 2017

Students welcome free public transport announcement

Mon Aug 21 2017

Students welcome Labour’s tertiary education announcement

Tue Aug 29 2017

Greens’ policy would improve tertiary students’ lives

Wed Sep 13 2017

Lack of financial support and tertiary enrolment decline

Mon Oct 09 2017

NZUSA Congratulate Labour-Led Government

Fri Oct 20 2017

Students congratulate Labour-led Government

Fri Oct 20 2017

Youth voter turnout on the rise

Thu Nov 02 2017

Students welcome boost to financial support

Tue Nov 21 2017

NZUSA elects 2018 student leaders

Thu Nov 23 2017

Fact check: Student Allowance increase is not a rort

Sun Nov 26 2017

Students Welcome Further Details on Fees-Free Eligibility

Tue Dec 05 2017

Students’ associations welcome return of student seats

Thu Feb 08 2018

Postgraduate students call on Government to keep its promise

Fri Apr 06 2018

Chlöe Swarbrick accepts petition for postgraduate allowances

Wed May 09 2018

Budget 2018: Let’s Work Together

Thu May 17 2018

NZUSA elects new Vice President

Mon May 28 2018

‘Successive parliaments have stifled student voice’ – NZUSA

Thu Jun 21 2018

Fees-free: we’re getting it all wrong

Tue Jun 26 2018

Students welcome loan limit extension

Mon Jul 02 2018

Reality of tertiary students’ mental health

Tue Jul 10 2018

Massey Vice-Chancellor has broken our trust

Wed Sep 19 2018

New partnership formed to empower Pasifika student voice

Tue Oct 09 2018

Student presidents call on MPs to strengthen Bill

Tue Oct 16 2018

Student counselling usage on the rise

Wed Oct 31 2018

NZUSA elects its 2019 leaders

Wed Nov 21 2018

Mental Health Report highlights struggles of students

Tue Dec 04 2018

More could be done to alleviate housing desperation

Fri Jan 18 2019

ITP Roadmap the Opportunity of a Lifetime

Fri Feb 08 2019

Vocational Education - 'students must be the centre'

Wed Feb 13 2019

Students announce rally to restore Postgraduate Allowance

Tue Mar 12 2019

Students welcome hard fought Piki announcement

Mon May 06 2019

Gov response to mental health inquiry report celebrated

Wed May 29 2019

Cost of providing free period sanitary items minimal

Mon Jun 24 2019

‘30 under 30’ running in 2019 Local Body Elections

Wed Jul 10 2019

Students release Vocational Education Wishlist

Fri Jul 19 2019

RoVE announcement a positive step for students

Thu Aug 01 2019

Opportunity for biggest change to student voice since VSM

Tue Aug 13 2019

Student leaders urge universities to support climate strikes

Thu Aug 29 2019

NZ Union of Students' Association statement

Wed Jan 22 2020

Student debt - Sweet $16 billion

Thu Jan 30 2020

Reform Of The Residential Tenancies Act

Tue Feb 18 2020

Students Back The National Student Action Plan On COVID-19

Wed Mar 25 2020

Tertiary Student Support Package Fails To Support Students

Wed Apr 15 2020

Budget 2020: A Band-Aid Budget

Thu May 14 2020

NZUSA Supports The Government’s $25 Million Investment Into Student Mental Health Services

Sat Jul 11 2020

New Zealand Union Of Students’ Associations Impact Of Covid-19 On Tertiary Students’ Research

Fri Jul 24 2020

Election Day Exams Restrict Voting Accessibility

Tue Sep 08 2020

NZ Union Of Students’ Associations And Te Mana Ākonga Respond To Cannabis Referendum Results.

Fri Oct 30 2020

NZUSA National Representatives For 2021

Tue Nov 24 2020

NZUSA Supports The Call To Raise Income Support To Unlock Whānau And Individuals From Poverty Before Christmas

Tue Dec 08 2020

NZUSA Elects National President For 2021

Mon Jan 18 2021

NZUSA Elects National President For 2021

Tue Jan 19 2021

NZUSA National Welfare And National Education Officers Appointed

Tue Feb 02 2021

New Zealand Union Of Students’ Association Responds To Alert Level Increase

Mon Feb 15 2021

NZUSA Calls For Increased Student Support With Yo-yoing Alert Levels

Sun Feb 28 2021

NZUSA Welcomes Learner Wellbeing And Safety Code Consultation

Wed Apr 07 2021

Report From Inquiry Into Student Accommodation Ignores The Voice Of Students

Thu May 13 2021

Wins For Some Students, Poverty For Others

Thu May 20 2021

NZUSA Welcomes New Learner Wellbeing And Safety Code

Fri Jul 16 2021

Students back the 2021 National Student Action Plan on COVID

Mon Aug 23 2021

Ambulance at the Bottom of the Cliff for Students

Wed Sep 08 2021

Open Letter to Minister Hipkins on Student Support

Wed Sep 15 2021

No Prospect[u]s: NZUSA, TEU And TEAGA Launch Precarious Academic Work Survey

Tue Sep 28 2021

Students Release Whiria Ngā Rau Framework

Thu Sep 30 2021

NZUSA Sends Open Letter To Minister Faafoi On One-off Residency Pathway

Tue Oct 12 2021

Students Welcome Increased Certainty With Covid-19 Protection Framework

Fri Oct 22 2021

NZUSA Joins The Global Student Forum

Wed Nov 10 2021

NZUSA Holds 2021 Student Voice Summit

Mon Nov 22 2021

NZUSA Elects Its 2022 Leaders

Tue Nov 23 2021

Government Celebrates While Ignoring The Reality Of 400,000 Students

Thu Mar 31 2022

NZUSA Elects Its 2023 Leaders

Mon Nov 28 2022

NZUSA Joins the Education & Academic Stakeholder Group

Sun Mar 26 2023

Students’ Associations Release "No More Excuses!"

Sun Aug 06 2023

International Student reputation dragged through the mud

Sat May 18 2019

Hasty travel ban causes international education crisis

Tue Feb 04 2020

The Hypocrisy Of New Zealand Universities Capitalising On COVID-19

Wed May 06 2020

A Win For International Students In New Zealand

Sat May 23 2020

NZISA National Treasurer Resigns

Sun Jul 26 2020

A Chance To Return, But At What Cost?

Sat Jan 16 2021

Left out of the support provided to the team of 5 million

Mon Aug 30 2021

Open Letter To Hon. Minister Kris Faafoi - The Voices Of International Students

Mon Oct 11 2021

NZISA Statement On The Tragedy Involving Malaysian Students At A Road Accident Near Lake Tekapo

Tue Apr 02 2024

International Students Pay The Increased Costs Once More

Fri Sep 13 2024

Government Kyoto Research Programme Critique

Fri Dec 07 2001

NZIER appoints expatriate business leader as new CEO

Tue Sep 16 2014

NZIER Backs Midwives Call For Pay Equity

Fri Mar 06 2020

NZIER Report Shows Increasing Benefits Will Boost Economy

Mon Aug 10 2020

Prostate Cancer Screening To Save Thousands Of Lives And Billions Of Dollars

Thu Sep 21 2023

More Homes, Faster: Why Canterbury Is Outperforming Many Regions In New Zealand

Thu Mar 07 2024

Nzei Says Quals Ruling Undermines Teaching

Fri Feb 14 2003

There Are Too Many Teacher Education Groups

Wed Mar 05 2003

Taranaki Teachers Meet To Discuss School Closures

Mon Apr 07 2003

Taranaki Teachers Call For Mergers Not Closures

Wed Apr 09 2003

Nzei Te Riu Roa Welcomes Funding For More Teachers

Tue Apr 29 2003

Nzei Welcomes Decision On School Mergers

Tue May 06 2003

NZEI Supports Extra Education Funding

Fri May 16 2003

Budget Threatens Operation Of Schools

Mon May 19 2003

Schools Celebrate Their Support Staff

Wed Jun 11 2003

Nzei Supports Language Teaching In Schools

Tue Jun 17 2003

NZEI: Dependence On Foreign Students A Concern

Fri Jul 11 2003

NZEI Welcomes Success Of Literacy Project

Thu Jul 24 2003

Quality Teaching Requires Time And Support

Tue Jul 29 2003

Primary Principals To Vote On Pay Offer

Wed Jul 30 2003

Primary School Principals Pay

Wed Jul 30 2003

NZEI: School House Essential For Rural Schools

Fri Aug 01 2003

Maori Primary Students Improve Performance

Thu Aug 07 2003

Nemp Provides Useful Info On Student Performance

Thu Aug 07 2003

NZEI Greater Protection For Foreign Students

Mon Sep 08 2003

NZEI Calls For More Support For School Reviews

Thu Sep 11 2003

Primary Principals Accept Pay Rise

Thu Sep 18 2003

Contributions To Education Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

Gisborne Principal Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

Hamilton Assistant Principal Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

Hamilton Teacher Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

Northland Principal Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

Report On Shortage Of Men In Primary Teaching

Mon Sep 22 2003

Rotorua Teacher Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

South Canterbury Principal Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

Taranaki Principal Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

Turangi Teacher Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

Waikato Principal Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

Wellington Kindergarten Manager Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

West Auckland Teacher Honoured

Mon Sep 22 2003

NZEI Disappointed At Response Unified Profession

Tue Sep 23 2003

President Reflects, Calls For Unified Future

Tue Sep 23 2003

National Party Reheating Failed Education Policies

Wed Sep 24 2003

Wellington Principal Elected NZEI President

Wed Sep 24 2003

Special Education Staff Taking Industrial Action

Mon Sep 29 2003

Unions Urge Release Of Imprisoned Teachers

Fri Oct 03 2003

Special Education Staff Suspend Industrial Action

Tue Oct 14 2003

Special Education Negotiators Settle Pay Deal

Fri Oct 17 2003

Early Childhood Teachers Need To Be Qualified

Mon Oct 20 2003

Special Education Field Staff Ratify Pay Deal

Thu Nov 06 2003

NZEI Negotiates Pay Rise For School Support Staff

Thu Nov 20 2003

New NZEI Te Riu Roa President Starts Work

Thu Feb 05 2004

Some Review Announcements Ignore Students Needs

Tue Feb 10 2004

NZEI Tells Govt To Stop All School Closures

Tue Feb 24 2004

NZEI Welcomes Moratorium On School Reviews

Tue Feb 24 2004

Primary Teachers Negotiate On Job Security

Tue Mar 30 2004

Greater Job Security In School Reorganisations

Mon Apr 05 2004

Confirming Staff In New Schools - Key To Success

Tue Apr 13 2004

NZEI Angry Minister Removed Middle Schools

Fri May 28 2004

NZEI Teachers And Principals Present Pay Claims

Fri Jun 11 2004

Nats Education Policy Half Baked And Reheated

Mon Jul 12 2004

NZEI Attending Education Union Congress In Brazil

Thu Jul 15 2004

Ministry Refusing To Address Teachers Claims

Mon Jul 19 2004

Teachers/Principals Discuss Lack Of Progress

Mon Aug 02 2004

ERO Report Provides Foundation To Improve Service

Wed Sep 08 2004

NZEI Te Riu Roa Honours Contributions To Education

Mon Sep 13 2004

Contribution Of Resource Teachers To Literacy

Wed Sep 15 2004

NZEI Members Applaud Primary Teachers Settlement

Mon Sep 20 2004

Primary Teachers Offered Classroom Release Time

Mon Sep 20 2004

NZEI: Govt Must Acknowledge Support Staff Funding

Tue Sep 21 2004

Minister To Talk About Support Staff Funding

Wed Sep 22 2004

Wellington Principal Re-Elected As NZEI President

Wed Sep 22 2004

NZEI Backs Campaign On Student Loans

Fri Sep 24 2004

More Support For Beginning Teachers

Wed Sep 29 2004

Tomorrow is World Teachers’ Day

Mon Oct 04 2004

NZEI welcomes physical activity education

Tue Oct 05 2004

Tables Historic Early Childhoood Pay Parity Claim

Thu Oct 14 2004

Early Childhood Pay Parity Claim

Mon Oct 18 2004

Principals Vote To Accept Agreements

Fri Oct 29 2004

Early Childhood Education Awareness Week

Mon Nov 15 2004

Qualified Early Childhood Teachers

Thu Nov 25 2004

Need For Teacher Education Standards

Tue Nov 30 2004

Big Improvement In Maths And Science

Wed Dec 15 2004

Impact Of School Funding Changes

Fri Dec 17 2004

Funding System Tops NZEI New Year Wish List

Wed Dec 29 2004

Parents To Express Views On Schooling Strategy

Tue Jan 04 2005

NZEI Welcomes New CEO Of The Teachers Council

Fri Jan 21 2005

Support Staff Start Year With Cut in Pay

Mon Jan 31 2005

ERO Praises Primary Teacher Success

Thu Mar 03 2005

School Support Staff To Attend Claims Meetings

Fri Mar 18 2005

School Support Launch Petition At Pay Claims Meet

Tue Mar 29 2005

Education Policies Have Failed Here

Thu Apr 14 2005

Nat's Ed Policies Have Failed Here And Overseas

Thu Apr 14 2005

Support Staff Endorse Claims, Seek Funding System

Thu Apr 21 2005

Budget Must Target Four Key Education Issues

Tue May 17 2005

NZEI Endorses New Book on ICT Use in Schools

Thu May 19 2005

NZEI Te Riu Roa Gives Budget 6 Out Of 10

Thu May 19 2005

Primary Teachers Prepare For Classroom Release

Mon Jun 13 2005

Sonja Davies An Early Childhood Education Pioneer

Mon Jun 13 2005

Bulk Funding Support Staff Doesn't Work

Wed Jun 15 2005

What Is Required Within The EHSS Model

Thu Jun 16 2005

Early Childhood Teachers Get First Parity Instlmt

Thu Jun 30 2005

National's Policies Will Not Enhance Learning

Fri Jul 01 2005

Axing Loan Interest Will Help Indebted Teachers

Tue Jul 26 2005

Strategy Needs More Certainty For Schools

Thu Jul 28 2005

Members Agree Cooperation Key To Education Success

Mon Aug 01 2005

NZEI Supports Intermediate And Middle Schools

Thu Aug 04 2005

Early Chldhd Agreement Good For Children, Teachers

Fri Aug 05 2005

Vision Schools Get It Wrong On Funding

Tue Aug 09 2005

West Coast Teachers Say New Report More Considered

Wed Aug 10 2005

Reducing Class Size Will Enhance Education

Thu Aug 25 2005

Focus On The Issues Mr English

Thu Sep 01 2005

Special Education Staff Negotiate 10.9% Pay Rise

Fri Sep 16 2005

NZEI Te Riu Roa Honours Contributions To Education

Mon Sep 19 2005

Message to the Incoming Government

Mon Sep 26 2005

NZEI Te Riu Roa Message To The Incoming Government

Mon Sep 26 2005

Australian Public Education Under Attack

Wed Sep 28 2005

Hamilton Principal Elected New NZEI President

Wed Sep 28 2005

Minister Tells NZEI Reorganisations Are Over

Wed Sep 28 2005

NZEI Assists Solomon Island Teachers

Mon Oct 03 2005

Special Ed Staff Accept Pay Rises of Up to 18%

Wed Nov 02 2005

Talks Break Down Over Attack On Conditions

Thu Nov 17 2005

Mediation Fails To Resolve Kindergarten Dispute

Mon Nov 28 2005

Kindergarten Teachers Vote To Strike

Fri Dec 02 2005

Parents Support Kindergarten Teachers Strike

Fri Dec 09 2005

NZEI Says Attack On NZQA Chief Unfair

Wed Dec 14 2005

Most Schools Doing As Well As They Can

Fri Dec 16 2005

Resolution Of The Kindergarten Dispute

Fri Dec 30 2005

New NZEI President Starts Work

Thu Jan 19 2006

The Maxim Institute Are Backing Failed Policies

Tue Feb 07 2006

Pay Parity for Lead Teachers in Early Childhood Ed

Thu Mar 16 2006

Bulk Funding Failing School Support Staff

Wed Mar 22 2006

NZEI Running Good Teaching Seminars

Thu Mar 23 2006

Teachers Celebrate Axing Of Interest On Loans

Fri Mar 31 2006

NZEI Supports Scrapping Youth Rates

Fri Apr 21 2006

Funding to Combat Disruptive Behaviour Welcomed

Thu May 04 2006

NZEI Involved in Schooling Strategy Workshops

Fri May 05 2006

Environmental Education Supported By NZEI

Wed May 10 2006

Wayne Mapp Bill Bad for Education

Thu May 11 2006

Govt Investment in Early Childhood, Schools

Thu May 18 2006

NZEI joins chorus of concern at ratemyteachers.com

Fri Jun 09 2006

Schools Celebrate Vital Role of Support Staff

Tue Jun 13 2006

School Support Staff Conference

Thu Jun 22 2006

NZEI Members Hold Hui in Feilding

Fri Jun 30 2006

NZEI mourns loss of teacher and member

Wed Jul 19 2006

45,000 NZEI Members Oppose Mapp Bill

Thu Jul 27 2006

Draft Curriculum Gives Schools More Freedom

Tue Aug 01 2006

Schools Support Staff Endorse Claims

Fri Aug 11 2006

NEMP Helps Identify Students Strengths

Fri Aug 25 2006

NZEI Te Riu Roa Honours Contributions to Education

Tue Sep 19 2006

World Teachers’ Day: 5 October 2006

Wed Sep 20 2006

NZEI Vision For Quality Public Education

Mon Sep 25 2006

NZEI Champions Quality Public Education

Tue Sep 26 2006

NZEI Launches Guidelines On Physical Contact

Tue Sep 26 2006

Hamilton School Principal Re-Elected

Wed Sep 27 2006

Scholarships for Teacher, Physiotherapist

Wed Sep 27 2006

Support Staff Endorse Physical Contact Guidelines

Wed Sep 27 2006

NZEI Satisfied Teachers’ Vetting Fair

Wed Oct 25 2006

Primary Teachers and Principals Attending Union Me

Fri Oct 27 2006

Principals Support Workload & Careers Direction

Fri Nov 24 2006

Special Education Workers To Get Pay Rises

Fri Dec 01 2006

Rates Release Helps Centres Plan for 20 Free Hours

Thu Dec 21 2006

Five New Year’s Resolutions for Education

Fri Dec 22 2006

NZEI: Teachers Council Doing Its Job Well

Mon Jan 15 2007

NZEI Te Riu Roa, mourns the loss of past president

Wed Feb 07 2007

NZEI Welcomes Call For Support

Tue Mar 20 2007

Primary Schools Need More Assessment Support

Fri Mar 30 2007

Devil in Detail of National's Compulsory Testing

Mon Apr 02 2007

School Support Staff Welcome Review

Thu Apr 05 2007

NZEI Mourns the Loss of Dame Marie Clay

Mon Apr 16 2007

Need for Graduating Teacher Standards Acknowledged

Mon Apr 23 2007

Primary Teachers To vote On Claim

Sun May 06 2007

Education’s "Invisible Army" Celebrated

Mon Jun 11 2007

99 Percent of Principals Back Pay Claim

Wed Jul 04 2007

Student Assaults On Primary School Staff Common

Sat Jul 28 2007

Why Do Children Get So Mad?

Tue Jul 31 2007

Negotiations underway for pay claim

Wed Aug 22 2007

Negotiations begin on pay for primary principals

Mon Aug 27 2007

Teachers Should be Properly Skilled, says NZEI

Tue Sep 04 2007

Urgent Action To Address Teacher Shortage Crisis

Tue Sep 18 2007

Extra Money Needed For Big Decile Funding Losers

Fri Oct 12 2007

Primary teachers consider next move on pay claim

Tue Oct 23 2007

Celebrate Teachers On World Teachers' Day

Thu Oct 25 2007

NZEI To Push Key Issues With New Minister

Wed Oct 31 2007

Correspondence School Restructure: Detail Wanted

Wed Nov 14 2007

NZEI Welcomes Te Marautanga O Aotearoa

Thu Nov 15 2007

NZEI Says Decile Assistance Will Cushion the Blow

Tue Dec 04 2007

Pay Increase for Education’s Invisible Army

Thu Dec 06 2007

University Cuts Will Affect Teacher Supply

Tue Dec 11 2007

Successful Settlement of Primary Teacher Pay Claim

Fri Dec 14 2007

Area Schools Collective Agreement Settled

Fri Dec 21 2007

Pay Settlements To Kick Off School Year

Mon Feb 04 2008

Union Calls For Decontamination Action Plan

Thu Feb 07 2008

Commitment to Dump Negative Policies Must Stay

Wed Feb 13 2008

Government Should Buy Up Troubled ABC Centres

Fri Feb 29 2008

Ratification of Education Sector Settlements

Mon Mar 03 2008

Long-Term Approach Needed for Severe Behaviour

Wed Mar 05 2008

Stop The Teacher Bashing

Mon Mar 17 2008

Literacy Results Prove Worth Of Programmes

Mon Apr 14 2008

Link Between Poverty And Learning Difficulties

Tue Apr 29 2008

Ministry Must Not Drop The Ball On School Staffing

Wed May 14 2008

Resourcing Key To Success Of Ka Hikitia Strategy

Thu May 15 2008

Government Scores Poorly On School Funding

Wed May 21 2008

Cuts To Teacher Education Serious

Fri May 23 2008

Survey Shows Teacher Shortage Crisis On Horizon

Thu May 29 2008

Celebrate School Support Staff

Tue Jun 10 2008

Government Needs To Get Real

Tue Jun 17 2008

Special Education Staff To Consider Pay Claim

Thu Jun 19 2008

Wider Approach To Bullying Applauded

Thu Jul 03 2008

Call For More Detail On National's 90 Day Policy

Mon Jul 07 2008

National Early Childhood Network Needed

Thu Jul 17 2008

National Needs To Talk About Improving Wages

Fri Jul 25 2008

Joint Approach Needed To Improve Special Education

Thu Jul 31 2008

Police Vetting Measures Questioned

Wed Sep 10 2008

Te Marautanga Pioneering Document For Maori Ed

Fri Sep 26 2008

Pay Jolt For School Support Staff

Mon Sep 29 2008

Guidelines For Dealing With Disruptive Students

Wed Oct 01 2008

Pay Jolt Not A Political Football

Wed Oct 01 2008

Flexibility Must Not Compromise Quality In ECE

Fri Oct 03 2008

Education Crusade Is No Knight In Shining Armour

Mon Oct 13 2008

National Should Stop Sending Conflicting Messages

Wed Oct 15 2008

Crunch Meetings Ahead For School Support Staff

Fri Oct 17 2008

10 Steps To Quality Public Education

Fri Oct 24 2008

Teachers Matter - Celebrate World Teachers Day

Thu Oct 30 2008

Education Policy Acknowledges Low Paid Workers

Tue Nov 04 2008

ABC NZ Safe For Now But Uncertainty Remains

Thu Nov 06 2008

Kindergarten Teachers To Consider Pay Claim

Fri Nov 14 2008

NZEI - Regarding New Education Minister

Mon Nov 17 2008

Government Needs To Act Urgently On Teacher Supply

Sat Nov 22 2008

90 Day Bill Rides Rough-Shod Over Workers - NZEI

Tue Dec 09 2008

Drop Off In Science Achievement Not Surprising

Wed Dec 10 2008

Government Can’t Afford To Shut Door On Chalkface

Thu Dec 11 2008

No Exemption For Education In Fire At Will Bill

Thu Dec 11 2008

ABC Staff Need Assurances For The Future

Wed Dec 17 2008

ABC Staff Need Assurances For The Future

Thu Dec 18 2008

Opinion Piece: Smaller Classes

Fri Jan 09 2009

Mixed Messages On Commitment To Quality ECE

Tue Feb 03 2009

No Magic Bullet For Maori Educational Achievement

Thu Feb 12 2009

Government Turns The Clock Back On Women’s Rights

Fri Feb 20 2009

Bonding Flow On Effects Need To Be Considered

Mon Feb 23 2009

Pay Talks For School Support Staff Begin

Mon May 04 2009

Action Needed On Pay Equity – Not More Research

Thu Jun 11 2009

Innovation In Early Childhood Education Under Thre

Fri Jun 26 2009

Private Investment Threatens Public Education

Thu Jul 23 2009

National Standards Timeline A Victory For Commonse

Wed Aug 05 2009

School Support Staff Hope to See Better Pay Offer

Tue Sep 22 2009

Still No League Table Protection

Fri Oct 02 2009

No "Deal" On National Standards And League Tables

Wed Oct 14 2009

Children Will Be Losers From Advisory Service Cuts

Thu Oct 22 2009

National Standards Need Close Scrutiny

Fri Oct 23 2009

Govt Should Not Walk From Qualified ECE Workforce

Thu Oct 29 2009

Hands up for Learning!

Thu Oct 29 2009

NZEI National Standards Forum

Mon Nov 16 2009

National Standards Up For Discussion

Wed Nov 18 2009

Pay Rise For Early Childhood Sector

Tue Nov 24 2009

Taskforce Recommendations Take Education Back

Tue Dec 01 2009

ERO Report Useful Rather than Alarming

Wed Dec 16 2009

School Support Staff Crack Wage Freeze

Sat Dec 19 2009

National Standards Hang In The Balance

Mon Jan 18 2010

Teachers Ramp Up School League Table Debate

Tue Jan 19 2010

PM Misses the Point on Education Reform

Tue Feb 09 2010

Standards Trainers to Explain Unexplainable

Tue Feb 09 2010

School Choice Report Equals Bad Choice

Tue Feb 16 2010

Teachers, Parents Ignored in Advisory group

Wed Feb 17 2010

National Standards Rollout in a Shambles

Fri Mar 12 2010

School Support Staff Will See Pay Packet Increase

Mon Mar 22 2010

Fix It As We Go Approach To Education Unacceptable

Thu Mar 25 2010

Sharples Ignoring Majority of Maori Students

Fri Mar 26 2010

Will Standards Harm NZ's Early Childhood Syllabus

Tue Apr 13 2010

Confusion Reigns Over National Standards

Mon Apr 19 2010

Teachers Consider Pay Amid Standards Confusion

Sun Apr 25 2010

Go Pink And Take A Stand Against Bullying

Tue Apr 27 2010

"Black Budget" For Early Childhood Education

Mon May 03 2010

Govt Must Act on Pay and Employment Inequity

Fri May 07 2010

Parents Will Lose Out Of Tipped Changes to ECE

Mon May 17 2010

Legal Action Against Education Ministry Over Pay

Tue May 18 2010

"Please Explain" Over Drastic Budget Cuts

Fri May 21 2010

ECE Cuts Make Mockery of Govt's Priorities

Tue Jun 01 2010

Déjà Vu in Education Workforce Report - NZEI

Thu Jun 10 2010

Tens of Thousands of NZers Concerned by Standards

Mon Jun 21 2010

Petition Demands Parliamentary Response

Tue Jun 29 2010

National Standards Let Parents and Children Down

Wed Jun 30 2010

Crunch Time for Government on National Standards

Fri Jul 02 2010

Māori Educators Send Powerful Message on Standards

Tue Jul 06 2010

Treasury Papers Expose Govt on Early Childhood Cut

Fri Jul 09 2010

Fire at Will Bill Impacts on Teacher Recruitment

Mon Jul 19 2010

Schools Need Resourcing and Support For High Needs

Fri Jul 23 2010

New Approach To Student Achievement A Mockery

Mon Aug 02 2010

Govt Shamefully Allows Gender Pay Gap to Widen

Wed Aug 04 2010

The Government Giveth and Taketh Away

Thu Aug 05 2010

Expert Research Backs Up National Standards Concer

Mon Aug 09 2010

Government ECE Policy Defies Logic

Thu Aug 19 2010

Education Job Cuts Must Not Target Frontline Staff

Fri Aug 20 2010

Govt Can No Longer Hide Behind Claims of Support

Thu Aug 26 2010

Government Out of Step With Early Childhood Sector

Wed Sep 01 2010

No Interest in Clayton’s Consultation on Standards

Wed Sep 15 2010

Government Distorts Research to Manufacture Crisis

Mon Sep 20 2010

Select Committee to Hear Deep Community Concern

Tue Sep 21 2010

Bay of Plenty Principal to Lead Education Union

Thu Sep 30 2010

ERO Report Confirms High Quality Support Needed

Wed Oct 06 2010

Ngā Whanaketanga Highlight Flawed Standards

Fri Oct 15 2010

Production "pause" Deals Blow To Pasifika

Fri Oct 15 2010

Special Education Review Must Be Able to Deliver

Wed Oct 20 2010

Compulsory Te Reo Māori in Schools Would Help

Thu Oct 21 2010

Yet More Evidence of the Chaos Around Standards

Thu Oct 21 2010

More Boards To Take Action Over Standards

Wed Nov 03 2010

Government Should Be Shamed into Action On Equity

Mon Nov 08 2010

Primary Teachers Reject Pay Offer

Wed Nov 10 2010

Government Needs To Read Between The Lines

Thu Nov 18 2010

Employment Law Changes Penalise Workers

Wed Nov 24 2010

Survey Shows Stark Reality of Government ECE Cuts

Wed Dec 01 2010

Proposed Pay Settlement Reached For Primary Teachers

Thu Dec 02 2010

Government’s Shameful Record on Pay Inequity

Tue Dec 07 2010

High Levels of Student Success without National Standards

Wed Dec 08 2010

Local Body Action on National Standards

Thu Dec 09 2010

Confidence in Ngā Whanaketanga Highlights Flaws

Fri Dec 10 2010

Early Childhood Day of Action and Petition Launch

Fri Jan 28 2011

Petition Launched Against Early Childhood Education Cuts

Tue Feb 01 2011

Schools Will Fail First National Standards Challenge

Tue Feb 01 2011

Schools Turn to Charity While Millions Wasted

Thu Feb 03 2011

Skewed Govt Priorities Take Their Toll on Children/Families

Fri Feb 11 2011

Teacher Competency Concerns Misplaced

Tue Feb 15 2011

Government Confidence in National Standards Falters

Wed Feb 16 2011

Frustration and disappointment leads to withdrawal from NSG

Thu Feb 17 2011

Government Record on Pay Equity Deserves a Bagging

Thu Feb 17 2011

Teachers Urged to Stay Away from Quake-Affected Buildings

Sun Feb 27 2011

School Support Staff Prepare for Fresh Pay Negotiations

Mon Feb 28 2011

Additional education funding will give much needed certainty

Tue Mar 08 2011

Research into the Impact of National Standards in Schools

Fri Mar 11 2011

Government Clutches at National Standards Straws

Thu Mar 24 2011

Government disingenuous on public service frontline claims

Wed Mar 30 2011

Pay talks for school support staff as they battle inequity

Wed Mar 30 2011

National Standards Push Science Further Into Background

Tue Apr 05 2011

Schools need resources not letters to address bullying

Tue Apr 05 2011

NCEA Leeway Begs Questions Regarding National Standards

Wed Apr 06 2011

Government needs to be called to account - NZEI

Thu Apr 14 2011

Schools Refuse to Compromise on Quality Learning

Tue Apr 19 2011

What is the Minister Trying to Hide?

Tue Apr 19 2011

Fuzzy National Standards Fail Confidence Test Again

Thu May 05 2011

Budget must treat education as an investment not a cost

Mon May 16 2011

Early Childhood Needs Same Funding Guarantee as Schools

Tue May 17 2011

Hikoi highlights problems with community consultation

Tue May 17 2011

Sugar-coated education budget with a rotten core

Thu May 19 2011

Critical links between breakfast-in-schools and achievement

Mon May 23 2011

Pay Settlement Reached for Area School Teachers

Fri May 27 2011

Market rates will drive down quality education for young

Thu Jun 02 2011

Nationwide on-line "School is Cool" art competition

Thu Jun 02 2011

Te reo training must be backed up with solid resourcing

Fri Jun 10 2011

Time to recognise those who support teaching and learning

Wed Jun 15 2011

Ammunition in the fight against gender pay discrimination

Wed Jun 22 2011

Government steps up National Standards bullying

Wed Jun 22 2011

Deadline for "School is Cool" competition extended

Mon Jun 27 2011

Education Minister challenged to listen to her own advice

Thu Jun 30 2011

Schools bullied into compliance on National Standards

Fri Jul 01 2011

Pay equality legislation will help shame the government

Mon Jul 04 2011

Funding for Chch schools and centres must extend into 2012

Wed Jul 06 2011

Govt only interested in ‘tick-the-box’ standards compliance

Thu Jul 07 2011

Major Hui for Māori Educators in Whanganui

Thu Jul 14 2011

NZEI: New Secretary for Education

Tue Jul 19 2011

Help needed to secure breakfast in schools programmes

Tue Jul 26 2011

Finalists announced in School is Cool competition

Wed Aug 03 2011

Government cuts threaten progress for Pasifika students

Thu Aug 04 2011

Poverty plan would help improve educational achievement

Thu Aug 04 2011

Skilled education workforce essential to Christchurch rebuild

Thu Aug 04 2011

Restructuring of RTLB service not a done deal

Fri Aug 05 2011

100,000 conversations about education

Mon Aug 08 2011

Govt must take an honest look at ECE Taskforce submissions

Mon Aug 08 2011

Time for the government to face facts on National Standards

Fri Aug 12 2011

Another wake up call to invest in early childhood education

Mon Aug 15 2011

Marlborough kids take top prize in online art competition

Tue Aug 16 2011

School support staff set for pay packet boost

Tue Aug 16 2011

ACT continues to roll-out outdated failed education policy

Sun Aug 21 2011

Call for full funding for quake-hit schools - NZEI

Mon Aug 22 2011

Evidence of widespread concern about National Standards

Mon Aug 22 2011

National Standards opposition brings unwarranted punishment

Tue Aug 23 2011

Govt has a responsibility to protect Christchurch education

Fri Sep 02 2011

Fight against National Standards moves to new battleground

Thu Sep 08 2011

Petition on early childhood funding cuts

Tue Sep 13 2011

Red flags over ‘National Standards’ and fast-track teaching

Tue Sep 13 2011

Kindergarten teachers reject settlement offer over cuts

Wed Sep 14 2011

Labour policy will spell welcome end to ‘National Standards'

Wed Sep 14 2011

Christchurch teacher cuts short-sighted

Fri Sep 16 2011

Unacceptable threats made to schools over National Standards

Fri Sep 16 2011

Education workers will welcome commitment

Mon Sep 19 2011

Mixed messages about the value of education in Chch rebuild

Wed Sep 21 2011

NZEI joins fight against misuse of "National Standards" data

Fri Sep 23 2011

Quake Support Staff in Canterbury acknowledged

Mon Sep 26 2011

Concern over proposed cuts to undergraduate teacher training

Fri Sep 30 2011

Massey proposals will erode the quality of teacher training

Fri Sep 30 2011

Extraordinary circumstances call for extraordinary measures

Thu Oct 06 2011

World Teachers Day to celebrate high quality teaching

Fri Oct 28 2011

Green Party ticks the boxes for quality public education

Thu Nov 03 2011

Warning should be given with ERO reports on "Standards"

Thu Nov 03 2011

Comprehensive policy to help deliver high quality education

Thu Nov 10 2011

Debate on compulsory te reo Māori welcome

Thu Nov 10 2011

Wrong approach to investment in early childhood education

Wed Nov 16 2011

National Standards for bi-lingual students is cultural bully

Sat Nov 19 2011

"National Standards" obsession drives education policy

Mon Nov 21 2011

National needs to be open and transparent about ECE plans

Tue Nov 22 2011

Schools won’t want students dragging down results

Thu Nov 24 2011

Moerewa at sharp end of punitive approach

Fri Nov 25 2011

Kindergarten teachers to vote on final pay offer

Wed Nov 30 2011

ACT used as a Trojan horse

Mon Dec 05 2011

Over 150 teaching jobs lost in Canterbury

Wed Dec 07 2011

NZEI hopes to forge working relationship with new minister

Mon Dec 12 2011

Government rushing full speed ahead on charter schools

Thu Dec 22 2011

No appetite for charter schools in south Auckland

Fri Dec 23 2011

Threat of league tables hangs over the start to school

Sun Jan 29 2012

Education Minister on official online league tables

Wed Feb 01 2012

Govt stacks the charter school deck, public kept in the dark

Wed Feb 01 2012

Education should not be a government cash cow

Thu Feb 02 2012

Education should not be a government cash cow

Fri Feb 03 2012

First university degree for Māori immersion teachers welcome

Wed Feb 08 2012

NZ a top education performer but policy counterproductive

Mon Feb 20 2012

International report: National Standaid concerns valid

Thu Feb 23 2012

Ask what schools really think about National Standards

Thu Mar 08 2012

Study of National Standards shows compliance in name only

Wed Mar 14 2012

Treasury should stick to its knitting

Tue Mar 20 2012

NZ should skip failed performance pay agenda for education

Mon Mar 26 2012

Research debunks government’s charter schools arguments

Mon Apr 16 2012

Smaller classes could solve teacher oversupply

Mon Apr 23 2012

Strong Support for Compulsory Teaching of Maori in Schools

Mon Apr 30 2012

Science squeezed out by focus on national standards

Tue May 01 2012

Ministry should acknowledge its role in unfair League Tables

Wed May 09 2012

Quality Education needs to be key focus in Christchurch

Thu May 10 2012

Massey Decision – a Case of the Tail Wagging the Dog

Sun May 13 2012

OECD Report highly critical of performance pay for teachers

Thu May 17 2012

Forum on the government’s Charter Schools proposal

Fri May 18 2012

Performance Pay Could Cut Teacher Salaries

Sun May 20 2012

Budget confirms lack of investment in children

Thu May 24 2012

Class size increases: Myths versus Facts

Thu May 24 2012

Technology music and art on the way out

Thu May 24 2012

Teachers to launch urgent claim on class size

Mon May 28 2012

Government backtrack doesn’t address education blunder

Tue May 29 2012

Government Class Size Policy in Tatters

Tue May 29 2012

Charter Schools ;et off the hook on National Standards

Fri Jun 01 2012

NZEI Te Riu Roa pleased Government has listened

Thu Jun 07 2012

School Support Staff critical to student success

Wed Jun 13 2012

NZEI Wants Continuing Role for Special Residential Schools

Fri Jun 15 2012

National league tables damaging and unfair for our children

Tue Jun 19 2012

Education Forum Should Focus On Helping Learners Who Need It

Mon Jun 25 2012

Schools advised to refer unfair information back to Ministry

Thu Jun 28 2012

Schools advised to refer unfair information to ministry

Thu Jun 28 2012

League Tables Will Lead to Children Missing Out - NZEI

Sat Jun 30 2012

Look at the real reasons why some children are not achieving

Thu Jul 12 2012

One of strongest messages yet about unfair league tables

Mon Jul 16 2012

No surprise Kiwis are losing trust in Government

Mon Jul 30 2012

Why should NZ children be exposed to unqualified teachers?

Thu Aug 02 2012

Parents overwhelmingly support need for qualified teachers

Fri Aug 03 2012

New era of unfair education league tables a step closer

Wed Aug 08 2012

National Standards approach could publicly identify students

Thu Aug 09 2012

Parents need quality information about schools

Mon Aug 20 2012

Public Meeting Over Threat To Public Education

Mon Aug 20 2012

Charter Schools - A Threat To Our Quality Public Education

Tue Aug 21 2012

Teachers/parents preparing for action on charter schools

Wed Aug 22 2012

Teachers helping students achieve despite shameful poverty

Fri Aug 24 2012

Children and schools will be hit hard by closures

Mon Aug 27 2012

Labelling students as failures "offensive" - NZEI Te Riu Roa

Mon Aug 27 2012

Government needs to tackle poverty to lift education

Tue Aug 28 2012

More evidence Government on wrong track over education

Thu Aug 30 2012

NZEI backs call for living wage for the sake of children’s e

Thu Aug 30 2012

NZEI backs the call for compulsory Te Reo in schools

Mon Sep 03 2012

Govt rejects charter school teacher recommendations

Tue Sep 04 2012

"Teachers Should Do As They’re Told"

Thu Sep 06 2012

Fono looks at way forward for education in South Auckland

Fri Sep 07 2012

Looming teacher shortage – wake up call for Government

Tue Sep 11 2012

OECD report shows NZ spends less than average on our student

Wed Sep 12 2012

Christchurch education plan will have far-reaching impact

Thu Sep 13 2012

Impact of poverty on education not understood

Thu Sep 13 2012

National Standards publication dangerous to children

Mon Sep 24 2012

Performance Pay - next step in attack

Tue Sep 25 2012

An attempt to ramp up support with a set of dodgy data

Fri Sep 28 2012

NZEI backs call for closing National Standards website

Wed Oct 03 2012

Feeding hungry children will help lift educational outcomes

Tue Oct 09 2012

How many more ambulances can fit at the bottom of the cliff?

Thu Oct 11 2012

Art Competition Winners Announced

Thu Oct 25 2012

Controversial Charter Schools Experiment To Be Debated

Thu Oct 25 2012

Minister and Ministry chief at odds over education system

Mon Oct 29 2012

Closure of Christchurch, Nelson Special Schools devastating

Wed Oct 31 2012

Millions Paid By Taxpayers Sign of Things To Come

Fri Nov 02 2012

Early Childhood Education Pioneer Remembered

Sun Nov 04 2012

Auckland Principal Leaders Support Plan To Halt Cooperation

Tue Nov 06 2012

Ministry of Education to get billed for Novopay debacle

Tue Nov 06 2012

Primary Teachers Begin National Meetings Over Education

Fri Nov 09 2012

Education Minister still not listening to Christchurch

Tue Nov 13 2012

Opposition grows to National Standards and Charter Schools

Mon Nov 19 2012

Domino effect in Novopay debacle

Thu Nov 22 2012

Schools play vital role in children’s recovery and health

Thu Dec 06 2012

Increasing Child Poverty Leading Cause Of Underachievement

Mon Dec 10 2012

Healthy food and quality early childhood education vital

Tue Dec 11 2012

ACT usurps Parliament’s role in examining charter schools

Thu Dec 20 2012

NZEI welcomes cross-party report on digital learning

Thu Dec 20 2012

Novopay causes festive season hangover

Fri Dec 21 2012

Treasury documents reveal scepticism of charter schools

Fri Dec 21 2012

Yet another major Novopay error revealed

Tue Jan 15 2013

New leader prepares for battle over public education

Fri Jan 25 2013

Novopay Errors Running Down Schools Funds

Fri Feb 01 2013

Maths Report Shows Negative Impact Of Government Policy

Thu Feb 07 2013

Quality public education under threat from charter schools

Tue Feb 12 2013

Concerns About Financial Viability Of Charter Schools

Wed Feb 13 2013

Rushed changes leave Christchurch school communities shocked

Mon Feb 18 2013

Desperate ACT over Charter Schools

Fri Mar 01 2013

Every child deserves the Best Start – campaign launch

Fri Mar 01 2013

No More Novopain pickets happening all over New Zealand

Mon Mar 04 2013

Teachers meet to discuss collective agreement

Mon Mar 11 2013

Calling off Novopay debt collectors is welcome but too late

Wed Mar 13 2013

Minister expected to make announcement on Novopay next week

Thu Mar 14 2013

Open the books on charter schools, says NZEI

Fri Mar 22 2013

School communities take to the streets

Wed Apr 10 2013

Education a bright spot for NZ children according to UNICEF

Fri Apr 12 2013

Dangerous charter plans continue despite strong opposition

Tue Apr 16 2013

Govt dumps successful programme, backs unproven charter plan

Tue Apr 23 2013

Hundreds of children missing out on education support

Thu May 02 2013

Minister needs to keep to Novopay timetable promise

Tue May 07 2013

Unfortunate experiment to be unleashed on NZ children

Tue May 14 2013

Support staff overlooked in Budget

Thu May 16 2013

Government throws more money at failed experiment

Fri May 17 2013

Expert teachers to be recognised in new initiative

Mon May 20 2013

NZEI Supports Independent & Elected Teachers Council

Mon May 20 2013

National standards data not comparable enough to release

Thu May 23 2013

Tampered data further knocks confidence

Fri Jun 07 2013

Government wastes education funding on Standards data

Tue Jun 11 2013

Private funding of Aranui school may mean loss to community

Tue Jun 11 2013

Teachers welcome Labour’s plans to drop "ropey" Standards

Tue Jun 11 2013

Most teachers effective in helping struggling learners

Wed Jun 12 2013

New allowance recognises expertise

Fri Jun 21 2013

NZEI congratulates school on supporting living wage

Tue Jul 02 2013

US study finds poor result for charter schools

Tue Jul 02 2013

Lack of planning in teacher oversupply

Fri Jul 05 2013

Costly tool for schools to fix flawed National Standards

Wed Jul 10 2013

Another pointless and costly National Standards exercise

Thu Jul 18 2013

Pasifika educators criticise Government direction

Mon Aug 19 2013

Expert to grade assessment tool

Fri Aug 23 2013

Govt strikes another blow against quality public education

Tue Sep 03 2013

Minister shows contempt for Christchurch teachers and staff

Wed Sep 11 2013

Charter schools a costly diversion from supporting success

Tue Sep 17 2013

Alarm at speed of School Journal privatisation

Mon Sep 23 2013

Educators shocked at Government takeover threat

Tue Sep 24 2013

World Teachers’ Day celebrations begin in Aotearoa

Thu Oct 03 2013

Court ruling on Phillipstown School overturns injustice

Thu Oct 10 2013

Report shows further evidence of National Standards failure

Tue Oct 15 2013

Early childhood education hui to showcase quality learning

Thu Oct 17 2013

Education consultation group masks real Government agenda

Thu Oct 31 2013

Pre-schoolers need quality education, not just quantity

Thu Nov 07 2013

NZEI calls for independent inquiry into school interventions

Mon Nov 11 2013

Hungry kids need food in schools

Tue Nov 12 2013

Second round of charter schools exposes Government’s agenda

Thu Nov 21 2013

Lack of support for science teaching - decline in confidence

Wed Nov 27 2013

Principals and Teachers slam National Standards

Fri Nov 29 2013

OECD findings point to major failure of education policies

Wed Dec 04 2013

PISA findings another indication of Govt education failure

Wed Dec 04 2013

Child poverty findings, educational achievement linked

Mon Dec 09 2013

NZEI welcomes government’s U-turn on paid parental leave

Tue Dec 17 2013

Teaching conference focuses on equity and accountability

Tue Jan 21 2014

Greater equity vital for improving children’s learning

Wed Jan 22 2014

Plan to establish elite teachers ignores biggest hurdles

Thu Jan 23 2014

Use of National Standards to select "top teachers"

Fri Jan 24 2014

Green Party proposals will make big difference for children

Sun Jan 26 2014

More than 80 percent of schools suffering under Novopain

Mon Mar 10 2014

Reports of "faking" National Standards data rings alarms

Mon Mar 10 2014

Linking school funding to NS data horrififies teachers

Sun Mar 16 2014

School staff set to march for living wage

Tue Mar 25 2014

Commitments from Labour and Greens a huge boost

Sun Mar 30 2014

NZEI members to vote on new education roles

Wed Apr 09 2014

Poll shows minimal public support for new teacher roles

Mon May 05 2014

Principals and teachers are "stressed and losing morale"

Mon May 05 2014

PISA testing regime under fire from education experts

Thu May 08 2014

Call for Budget to meet children’s needs

Sun May 11 2014

Free GP visits for kids good start, but nothing for schools

Thu May 15 2014

Two years on - Novopay continues to suck money from schools

Thu May 22 2014

Release of disappointing "new roles" report raises questions

Tue Jun 03 2014

Support Staff celebrate career pathway progress

Wed Jun 11 2014

Launch of Tick for Kids

Mon Jun 16 2014

Support for recommendations in child welfare report

Thu Jun 19 2014

Pasifika education leaders focus on tackling inequality

Thu Jun 26 2014

Baby charter schools raise more questions

Fri Jun 27 2014

Benefits of charter schools for Pasifika kids questioned

Sun Jun 29 2014

Minister out of touch on school donations

Thu Jul 03 2014

Labour’s education policies will raise quality teaching

Mon Jul 07 2014

Smaller class sizes will be a big boost to student learning

Mon Jul 07 2014

Educators call for better spending to tackle inequality

Tue Jul 08 2014

What are National Standards really being used for?

Thu Jul 24 2014

Schools would see positive impact from minimum wage increase

Thu Jul 31 2014

Teachers wary over review

Thu Jul 31 2014

NZEI says education cuts will damage children's learning

Tue Aug 19 2014

Primary teachers and principals vote to put kids first

Thu Aug 21 2014

NZEI Te Riu Roa welcomes Green Party commitment to fairness

Wed Sep 03 2014

Maori Party ECE policy welcomed, but ...

Thu Sep 04 2014

Teachers and principals call for a better plan

Thu Sep 04 2014

Govt rushes to open charter schools in New Year

Thu Sep 18 2014

Govt continues to throw money at charter school experiment

Fri Sep 19 2014

Children paying the price for charter school stitch up

Mon Sep 29 2014

Hundreds of educators protest IES in Rotorua

Wed Oct 01 2014

New team to lead NZEI fight for quality public education

Wed Oct 01 2014

Helping teachers and children engage with science

Wed Oct 15 2014

Treasury officials challenged to go without breakfast

Thu Oct 16 2014

The problem of hunger in our schools

Fri Oct 17 2014

UNICEF report card highlights need for action

Wed Oct 29 2014

Schools standing strong over opposition to education plans

Thu Nov 06 2014

More support needed in schools to address effects of poverty

Tue Dec 02 2014

How long will the Government tolerate failing charter school

Wed Dec 03 2014

Strong rejection of controversial $359m education scheme

Mon Dec 08 2014

Parental engagement is key to student success

Tue Jan 27 2015

Special education funding barely scratches the surface

Fri Jan 30 2015

Pay inequality continues to be ignored in this country too

Tue Feb 24 2015

Good news report ignores a glaring problem

Thu Mar 05 2015

Inequalities of IES exposed

Mon Mar 23 2015

Teachers flock to Innovation Fund

Thu Mar 26 2015

Principals see poverty damaging more kids' education

Mon May 04 2015

Secret NZ trade deal would harm education

Wed May 06 2015

Concern over Education Minister’s disinterest

Thu May 07 2015

NZEI backs calls for action on child poverty

Wed May 20 2015

Hard budget decisions loom for primary schools

Thu May 21 2015

Early Childhood sector takes stock and looks to the future

Thu Jul 16 2015

Joint education agreement is good news for kids’ education

Tue Jul 21 2015

Dodgy data distracts from the real challenges to learning

Thu Jul 23 2015

Spotlight on charter schools welcome - NZEI

Thu Jul 23 2015

Minister throws good money after bad

Fri Jul 24 2015

Greater transparency needed over major school changes

Wed Jul 29 2015

More money down the charter school black hole

Fri Aug 14 2015

NZEI welcomes special education needs Inquiry

Wed Aug 19 2015

Education leaders gather in Rotorua

Fri Sep 25 2015

Long-time educators honoured at NZEI Annual Conference

Mon Sep 28 2015

Narrow and superficial report on charter schools - NZEI

Wed Oct 07 2015

NZEI supports moves to lift pay for thousands of women

Tue Oct 20 2015

Public schools starve as charter schools get funded

Thu Oct 22 2015

Future of learning more important than flag debate

Mon Nov 02 2015

NZEI survey shows special needs students missing out

Tue Feb 09 2016

OECD report shows huge impact of poverty on education

Thu Feb 11 2016

Teacher aides – another case of education underfunding

Tue Feb 16 2016

Report shows need for policy shift to address child poverty

Wed Feb 17 2016

Principals frustrated by charter school bonuses

Mon Feb 29 2016

Government needs to fix education underfunding

Tue Mar 15 2016

Teachers and support staff dip into own pockets

Wed May 04 2016

Educators frustrated over charter school announcement

Fri May 20 2016

Teacher Aides miss out again

Thu May 26 2016

Equal pay principles big step forward for fair pay

Wed Jun 08 2016

Government set to launch another experiment on children

Wed Jun 15 2016

Which children will miss out when funding is redistributed?

Mon Jun 20 2016

Support Staff ignored in education funding review

Tue Jun 21 2016

Unqualified teachers in classrooms pass the first hurdle

Sat Jul 09 2016

Need for more equity funding for low decile schools

Tue Jul 12 2016

New report shows school funding cut

Mon Aug 15 2016

Online learning with private companies will harm learning

Tue Aug 23 2016

Education funding cuts laid bare

Sun Sep 25 2016

NZEI awards five new associates

Mon Sep 26 2016

Resource Teacher of Māori honoured

Mon Sep 26 2016

Scholarships recognise support staff and early educators

Mon Sep 26 2016

Educators take better funding message to MP's office

Wed Sep 28 2016

New president driven by desire for quality education for all

Wed Sep 28 2016

Homelessness crisis also an educational crisis - NZEI

Mon Oct 10 2016

Hundreds sign petition on first day of roadshow

Mon Oct 10 2016

Report on school exclusions highlights funding needs - NZEI

Mon Oct 17 2016

Lift pay of support staff to that of prison officers - NZEI

Tue Nov 15 2016

Schools contemplate hikes in parent donations

Sun Nov 27 2016

PISA results show more resourcing needed

Wed Dec 07 2016

Increase in parent donations shows funding boost is needed

Sat Dec 10 2016

ERO finds hundreds of ECE services are substandard

Sun Dec 18 2016

New NZEI President’s "to do" list

Wed Jan 18 2017

Costs of education to parents increased

Fri Jan 20 2017

School funding freeze drives support staff to union meetings

Fri Feb 24 2017

Resources needed to reduce violence in schools – not police

Fri Apr 07 2017

Budget funds must be allocated for pay equity claims

Wed Apr 19 2017

NZEI welcomes new Education Minister

Mon Apr 24 2017

Nikki Kaye invited back to school

Mon May 01 2017

Education bill puts politics ahead of children

Tue May 09 2017

Summit called to demand inclusive education for every child

Wed May 10 2017

Billion dollar boost for education so every child can fly

Tue May 23 2017

More than 500 principals sign open letter to Government

Sun May 28 2017

Educators send a message to future women

Tue Jun 13 2017

Educators send a message to future women

Wed Jun 14 2017

NZEI offers to work with MOE on better school closure plans

Wed Jun 21 2017

Educators welcome input on digital fluency package in school

Wed Jun 28 2017

New charter schools to fragment and weaken public education

Tue Jul 11 2017

Educators welcome Labour's plan to fix public education

Fri Jul 21 2017

Women will fight hurdles to equal pay

Wed Jul 26 2017

School support staff face tough decision over pay equity

Mon Jul 31 2017

Call for scrapping National Standards

Tue Aug 15 2017

Seven years of National Standards and nothing to show

Fri Aug 18 2017

Government not using major tool to attract teachers

Mon Aug 21 2017

Samuel Marsden School Project Turns into Election Event

Wed Aug 23 2017

Teachers claim win after scheme extended

Fri Aug 25 2017

More teaching time, not more measurement, teachers say

Sun Aug 27 2017

National Standards Plus a big minus for children's learning

Sun Aug 27 2017

Boost to inclusive education funding applauded

Thu Aug 31 2017

Charters come at expense of children with high needs

Thu Sep 07 2017

Education Leaders Announce Plan for Auckland Teacher Crisis

Wed Sep 13 2017

Educators will fight for public education

Sun Oct 01 2017

Educators call on new government to take action

Thu Oct 19 2017

NZEI welcomes Govt support for children with extra needs

Tue Oct 24 2017

New Education Minister Welcomed with Briefing from Educators

Wed Oct 25 2017

Teachers and principals denied the time to teach and lead

Mon Nov 06 2017

Educators ask for funding to settle pay equity claims

Wed Nov 22 2017

Educators join call to free NZ children of poverty

Fri Nov 24 2017

Leading Māori educators at Symposium

Mon Nov 27 2017

ERO Report Shows Value of Time to Lead, Teach And Learn

Wed Nov 29 2017

Reading results show damage caused by National Standards

Wed Dec 06 2017

Principals forced to slash teacher aide hours

Tue Dec 12 2017

Workload, mentoring, pay: new educators call for action

Mon Feb 19 2018

Bartlett recognition bodes well for pay justice for women

Fri Feb 23 2018

Survey shows strong public support for big teacher pay rise

Wed Apr 11 2018

Education Budget 2018: Fixing the damage of the past

Fri May 11 2018

Extra funding for inclusive education welcomed

Sun May 13 2018

Education Budget a major disappointment for educators

Thu May 17 2018

Teachers React to Ministry's Pay Offer

Wed Jun 06 2018

Primary teachers and principals vote to strike

Tue Jul 03 2018

School leaders report high levels of violence

Thu Jul 26 2018

"We’ll miss our teachers," say parents and children

Sun Aug 05 2018

More education professionals to vote on striking

Tue Aug 07 2018

Teachers look forward to negotiations

Thu Aug 16 2018

Strike vote by overloaded Learning Support specialists

Fri Aug 17 2018

Learning Support Specialists strike tomorrow

Mon Aug 20 2018

Principal survey highlights dire impacts of teacher shortage

Wed Sep 05 2018

Primary school leaders displaying symptoms of PTSD

Mon Sep 10 2018

Primary teachers and principals to vote on new offer

Tue Sep 11 2018

Treasury funding advice is discriminatory

Tue Sep 11 2018

Growing parental concern about teacher crisis

Thu Sep 20 2018

Primary teachers and principals vote to reject offers

Wed Sep 26 2018

Big decisions on agenda at NZEI conference

Sat Sep 29 2018

Under-payment for some, and low pay issues rife in ECE

Mon Oct 01 2018

Plan to put teachers on skills shortage list proves crisis

Fri Oct 12 2018

Steps to fix teacher shortage are welcome but...

Sun Oct 14 2018

Teachers set to vote on strike action

Mon Oct 15 2018

Education workers optimistic about Pay Equity Amendment Bill

Tue Oct 16 2018

Teachers and principals vote for rolling strikes

Thu Oct 25 2018

Announcement on learning support a big win for teachers

Sun Nov 04 2018

Strike notices issued, primary teachers consider next steps

Fri Nov 09 2018

Concerned education unions consider joint action

Fri Nov 16 2018

Education unions' combined executives to meet

Fri Nov 16 2018

Tomorrow's Schools recommendations welcomed

Fri Dec 07 2018

Stress and long hours for school leaders at all-time high

Mon Feb 18 2019

NZEI supports student action over climate change

Mon Mar 11 2019

Nation-wide teacher meetings postponed as mark of respect

Sun Mar 17 2019

Paid union meetings to be replaced by online ballots

Thu Mar 21 2019

Primary teachers and principals to vote on new offers

Sun Mar 31 2019

Budget doesn't deliver the transformational change needed

Thu May 30 2019

Learning Support Service Managers win pay jolt

Tue Jun 04 2019

Area teachers vote to ratify their settlement with MoE

Fri Jun 28 2019

Learning support must be based on needs of children

Fri Aug 02 2019

Primary and intermediate principals vote to accept new offer

Tue Aug 20 2019

Educators' pay equity claims in spotlight for Suffrage Day

Wed Sep 18 2019

Equity Index welcome but needs greater funding

Tue Sep 24 2019

NZEI Te Riu Roa honours scholarship and award recipients

Mon Sep 30 2019

School support staff begin union meetings over pay equity

Tue Oct 22 2019

School support staff to demand fair pay in week of action

Sun Nov 10 2019

NZEI Te Riu Roa welcomes direction of school system reforms

Tue Nov 12 2019

Shift in National's education policy a positive move

Wed Nov 13 2019

Educators Need Priority For Seasonal Flu Jabs

Tue Apr 28 2020

NZEI Te Riu Roa Welcomes Free Flu Jabs For Educators

Wed Apr 29 2020

Much To Celebrate In Support Staff Week 2020

Mon Jun 08 2020

NZEI Te Riu Roa Concerned By Growing Number Of Teachers Feeling Unsafe In The Classroom

Fri Jun 26 2020

NZEI Te Riu Roa Welcomes Funding For Students And Education Workforce After COVID-19 Lockdown

Fri Jul 03 2020

NZEI Te Riu Roa Welcomes Action Plan For Pacific Education

Wed Jul 22 2020

National's Education Policy - The Good,bad And Ugly

Mon Sep 14 2020

NZEI Te Riu Roa Welcomes Labour Promise To Provide Mental Health Support To Students

Tue Sep 29 2020

NZEI Te Riu Roa Welcomes Government's Wellbeing Announcement For Educators

Wed Sep 30 2020

Kiwi Response Needed To Address Dropping International Student Rankings

Wed Dec 09 2020

NZEI Te Riu Roa Votes To Oppose Streaming

Fri Mar 12 2021

Educators' Union Supports Tamariki Striking For Climate Action

Fri Apr 09 2021

Report: NZ's Primary School Staffing Model "a Barrier To Achieving The Goals Of A Modern Education System"

Thu Jun 10 2021

Backpedaling of ECE pay parity commitment will hurt teachers

Thu Sep 16 2021

Covid-19 Has Caused A Further Decline In Wellbeing For Teachers And Principals

Tue Dec 07 2021

NZEI Te Riu Roa Launches Campaign To Improve Support For School Leaders

Tue Mar 01 2022

OECD Report Highlights Need For Increased Equity Funding & Support For Disadvantaged Schools

Tue Mar 15 2022

New Aotearoa Histories Curriculum Welcomed

Fri Mar 18 2022

ERP Supported But Bolder Steps Needed

Mon May 16 2022

NZEI Seeking Feedback On Unified Pay Proposal

Tue Jun 14 2022

NZEI Supports Students' Petition

Tue Jun 14 2022

Report Shows Urgent Need For Overhaul Of Funding And Support For Education For Disabled Children - NZEI Te Riu Roa

Wed Sep 28 2022

Budget 2023 Needs To Unlock Funding For Learning Support

Thu Nov 17 2022

Kindergarten Teachers Reject Government Offer

Fri Dec 02 2022

Pay Equity Delivers Up To 40% Pay Increases For School Librarians And Science Technicians

Fri Feb 03 2023

Report Shows How Tough COVID-19 Was For Children, Educators

Wed Feb 08 2023

Historic Pay Equity Settlement For School Librarians And Science Technicians

Mon Mar 06 2023

Watershed Plan To End Streaming In Schools Released

Mon Mar 20 2023

Primary School Teachers To Vote On Improved Offer

Mon Apr 17 2023

Principals Call On Ministry To Fund All Lump Sum Payments To Teachers

Mon Jul 24 2023

Proposed Teaching Requirements Must Be Properly Resourced

Mon Aug 21 2023

Learning Support For Tamariki Needs More Funding, Not Budget Cuts

Tue Aug 29 2023

Fund Full Pay Parity For ECE Educators Before Paying Landlords

Wed Nov 29 2023

School Lunches Essential But Reinvest Any Savings Into Education

Fri Feb 02 2024

OIA Shows The Eyewatering True Cost Of Charter Schools

Wed Feb 14 2024

Pay Equity Win For Therapists In Schools And At Ministry Of Education

Tue Mar 05 2024

Education Leaders Call On PM To Save School Lunch Programme

Tue Mar 12 2024

Ongoing Lunches A Win, But Teacher And Whānau Involvement Still Needed

Wed May 08 2024

Union Says Standardised Tests Will Not Help Young Learners

Wed Jul 03 2024

Curriculum Change Too Fast To Be Effective, Say Teachers And Principals

Mon Sep 16 2024

Young athletes descend on Wellington for Games

Tue Apr 18 2006

Flags fly high as NZ Uni Games open

Mon Apr 09 2007

Hot start to Uni Games 09

Thu Apr 16 2009

Uni Games kick off in Taranaki

Thu Apr 16 2009

OUSA stunt disgusts President

Thu Aug 26 1999

Labour Student Loans Policy "Dopey"

Sun Aug 29 1999

"Are votes more important than jobs?"

Mon Sep 20 1999

NZUSA to focus on students, not politics

Wed Sep 29 1999

Young Nats endorse National's student loan policy

Wed Oct 20 1999

Heartless Government Slashes Benefits

Wed Dec 08 1999

Where Are Young Labour?

Mon Jan 10 2000

Young Nationals - Aussie Young Liberal Convention

Mon Jan 10 2000

"Young Nat’s On The Rise"

Mon Feb 07 2000

Student Union Decision - Labour Full Of Communists

Tue Mar 07 2000

'Get It Right Maharey!' - Young Nats

Wed Mar 08 2000

On The Right - If It Ain't Broke...

Mon Mar 13 2000

Young Nats Show Commitment To Equality

Mon Mar 27 2000

"Young Labour Supports Youth Crime"

Thu Apr 06 2000

Southern Young Nats Write To OUSA

Sun May 14 2000

Old But Not Redundant!

Wed May 24 2000

Human Rights 1, Dr Fogelberg 0

Sun Sep 10 2000

Introduction to Defence Forum - Grant Tyrrell

Fri Apr 06 2001

Young Nats Conference Highly Successful

Mon Apr 09 2001

The New Write 15/7/01

Mon Jul 16 2001

Young Nationals Oppose Changes To The Drinking Age

Mon Jul 16 2001

The New Write: Young Nationals Newsletter

Tue Jul 31 2001

The New Write - Newsletter of the Young Nationals

Wed Sep 26 2001

Vote Buying Cause Of Out Of Control Student Debt

Tue Jan 29 2002

The New Write 17/2/2002

Mon Feb 18 2002

Will The Real Alliance Please Stand Up

Tue Mar 12 2002

The New Write 19/3/2001

Tue Mar 19 2002

Economic Prosperity Package A Godsend For Youth

Mon Apr 15 2002

Young Nationals Speech CNI Regional Conference

Tue Apr 30 2002

Young Nats Speech: Environmental Conservatism

Mon May 06 2002

Young Nats Speech To Teacher Rally

Thu May 09 2002

The New Write 20/5/2002

Wed May 22 2002

The New Write - 4th June 2002

Tue Jun 04 2002

Labour's Promise: More Student Debt

Wed Jul 03 2002

The New Write 8/7/2002

Tue Jul 09 2002

NO CRAP soldiers on

Tue Jul 23 2002

The New Write 24/7/2002

Thu Jul 25 2002

The New Write - NZ Young Nationals

Wed Sep 11 2002

Student Loan Problems Are Not Sexist Problems!!

Tue Sep 09 2003

Young Nationals support change to anti-nuke laws

Thu Oct 09 2003

Young Nats back end to tertiary racial bias

Thu Apr 08 2004

Students Association fails students again

Thu Jul 21 2005

Labour desperate, student union foolish

Tue Jul 26 2005

Greens even sillier with call to students to wag

Mon Mar 20 2006

NZQA Incompetence Outrages Young Nationals

Tue Mar 28 2006

Exam delaysdue to Labour’s mismanagement

Sun Jun 18 2006

Helen Is To Honesty What Rodney Is To The Rumba

Sun Jul 16 2006

Young Nats Conference a success

Mon Sep 18 2006

Students welcome the Govt Student Loan Bonus

Tue Mar 24 2009

Latest Fraud a Wake-up Call for Students

Mon Jun 29 2009

Students welcome chance for choice

Thu Aug 20 2009

An opt-in Choice, not an opt-out Alternative

Thu Sep 24 2009

Congrats 3.6% Mandate Max, VUWSA President-Elect

Thu Oct 01 2009

Welcome Mr Joyce

Wed Jan 27 2010

MPs must avoid turning the clock back

Wed Apr 28 2010

Let Kiwis into Kiwi Uni's Say Young Nats

Thu May 13 2010

New model for tertiary funding good for students

Wed Aug 04 2010

Whitireia Polytechnic Fraud – Nothing New

Tue Aug 17 2010

Young Nationals call for End to Gainsford’s Games

Wed Sep 29 2010

Young Nats call on NZUSA to stop scaremongering

Wed Sep 29 2010

Union games leave Students Behind

Wed Oct 20 2010

Wellington Mayor must wade into Hobbit debacle

Fri Oct 22 2010

Tolley leads charge for choice and change

Mon Jan 24 2011

Southern Young Nationals "concerned" with OUSA legitimacy

Fri Apr 08 2011

Young Nats celebrate milestone & raise $10,000

Wed Apr 13 2011

Budget 2011 – A Budget to get NZ back into the black

Fri May 20 2011

Councillor’s attacks on young people Not Cool!

Fri Sep 23 2011

Young Nats call on student union leaders to be honest

Tue Sep 27 2011

The Government gives freedom of choice back to students

Wed Sep 28 2011

Young Kiwis get boost with New Mental Health Package

Wed Apr 04 2012

Young Nats launch campaign to fix StudyLink

Mon Apr 29 2013

Young Nats call for Govt to back Med Students

Wed May 27 2015

Sean Topham to step down as Young Nats President

Fri Jul 24 2015

NZ Young Nats Welcome Support for Med Students

Tue Dec 01 2015

Young Nats support calls for compulsory financial literacy

Tue Feb 23 2016

Alliance Tertiary Policy - A Positive First Step

Fri Sep 10 1999

Allowance Policy Step To Knowlege Economy

Wed Sep 15 1999

Minister's Ignorance Hardly Surprising - Students

Fri Sep 17 1999

Participation Research Wakeup Call For Politicians

Tue Sep 21 1999

NZQA CEO Good News For Tertiary Education

Thu Sep 23 1999

Nationals Time Has Come

Mon Sep 27 1999

Students Fight Back Despite Avoidance Tactics

Tue Sep 28 1999

Labours Tertiary Policy – a mixed bag

Wed Sep 29 1999

Minister Should Practice What He Preaches

Wed Sep 29 1999

Call For Youth Allowance Policy Revisit

Thu Oct 07 1999

ACT to privatise student loans

Fri Oct 08 1999

Universities / Government Can’t Hide From Students

Tue Oct 12 1999

Public Suffers Consequence Of Student Debt

Thu Oct 14 1999

Student food banks – a summer reality again

Fri Oct 15 1999

Too little too late from National

Wed Oct 20 1999

Minister Fiddles With Stats While Education Burns

Fri Oct 22 1999

University Fee Increases - Government Shame

Tue Nov 02 1999

Beehive Banner Drop Highlights Crippling Debt

Wed Nov 24 1999

Massey University – Surplus Greed

Thu Dec 02 1999

NZUSA Open Letter To Helen Clark

Mon Dec 06 1999

University Students Association Welcomes New Govt

Mon Dec 13 1999

Santa forgot emergency unemployment benefit

Tue Dec 21 1999

Student foodbanks to continue under Labour

Thu Dec 23 1999

WINZ comedy of errors continues.

Wed Feb 09 2000

Unis' Advertising Spending Out Of Control

Sun Feb 13 2000

Loan Changes Welcomed By University Students Assoc

Mon Feb 14 2000

Don't Punish Students For WINZ Problems - NZUSA

Wed Feb 16 2000

Freeze on loan interest rates welcomed

Fri Feb 18 2000

Inequality Facing Women In Tertiary Education

Wed Mar 08 2000

Rankin's Response Inadequate - Students

Thu Mar 16 2000

Petition On Universal Student Allowances Launched

Fri Mar 17 2000

Rankin Must Resign Say Students

Fri Mar 17 2000

WINZ The Target Of Student Anger

Fri Mar 17 2000

Students protest for universal living allowances

Wed Mar 29 2000

New Tertiary Advisory Group Chair Welcomed

Mon Apr 03 2000

Tertiary Fee Increases Bad News For Everyone

Mon Apr 17 2000

ACT Sensationalises Youth Unemployment

Thu Apr 27 2000

National’s surprise turn around on Allowances

Tue May 02 2000

Govt. must invest in tertiary at Budget.

Mon May 08 2000

At the mercy of a competitive tertiary sector

Mon May 15 2000

Govt. Moratorium On Number Of Universities Welcome

Tue May 16 2000

Student Concern over Massey Repositioning

Fri May 26 2000

Individual Student Debt Level Tops $130,000

Wed May 31 2000

'Repositioning' virus spreads to Victoria Uni

Thu Jun 15 2000

Repositioning virus spreads to Victoria University

Thu Jun 15 2000

AG On Student Loans No Surprise

Tue Jun 27 2000

The fee freeze is on!

Tue Jul 11 2000

Massey 'repositioning' 2nd draft unacceptable

Thu Jul 13 2000

NZUSA urges Massey Council to vote no

Fri Aug 04 2000

Betrayed Students To Picket Over Summer Benefit

Tue Aug 22 2000

Community Puts Student Debt Under Microscope

Wed Aug 23 2000

NZUSA Speaks Out Against Yellow Sticker Scheme

Fri Sep 29 2000

Students to outline the real causes of brain drain

Mon Oct 09 2000

ACT MP Admits Inherent Problems in VSM

Wed Oct 11 2000

Waikato Students - Bring it all Back!

Mon Oct 16 2000

The Right gets facts on Compulsory vote Wrong

Wed Oct 18 2000

Waikato Students Overturn Voluntary Membership

Fri Oct 20 2000

Govt's additional $6m for Work and Income welcomed

Wed Oct 25 2000

Tertiary accountability measures long overdue!

Mon Nov 06 2000

Outgoing Tertiary Advisory Chair Wished Well

Tue Nov 07 2000

Govt. policy out of step with students, and party

Mon Nov 20 2000

Interest Free Student Loans Policy Passed Into Law

Thu Dec 14 2000

Youth Wage Changes Welcomed By Students

Thu Dec 14 2000

Discriminatory Sticker Scheme To End

Fri Dec 15 2000

Christmas Cheer For Medical Students

Fri Dec 22 2000

Free Fees Success

Tue Jan 23 2001

Government Set To Retain Colleges Of Education

Tue Jan 23 2001

Please Minister Can I have Free Education?

Tue Jan 23 2001

Report Calls On Government To Reduce Fees

Tue Jan 23 2001

Nothing In Student Loan Report For Students

Tue Jan 30 2001

Students Back Alliance Over EUB

Thu Feb 01 2001

Students Target Labour On Summer Allowance

Mon Feb 05 2001

More shocking student loan side effects

Thu Feb 08 2001

Govt Should Match Westpactrust Student Loan Deal

Wed Feb 14 2001

Minister should live on nothing for a week

Mon Feb 19 2001

Labour Committed To Making Students Starve

Thu Mar 01 2001

University women demand more rights for women

Mon Mar 05 2001

End Rape And Violence On Working Women's Day

Wed Mar 07 2001

Students To Have No Say

Wed Mar 07 2001

Nation-Wide Student Fight For EUB

Tue Mar 13 2001

Beehive Buzzing Over Student Unemployment Benefit

Wed Mar 14 2001

Students write open letter to PM over EUB

Wed Mar 21 2001

Public support for student summer allowance

Mon Mar 26 2001

Carry A Gun The Time You Visit Grandma's

Tue Apr 10 2001

Students will continue EUB campaign

Wed Apr 18 2001

Rachel, Forget Rod, have a cream bun instead!

Fri Apr 27 2001

Government Hits Low Income Earners Again

Thu May 03 2001

Students aren’t as green as grass

Mon May 07 2001

Students Used As Cash Cows - New Research

Mon May 07 2001

Students Slam Public Funding Of Private Tertiary

Tue May 15 2001

Student Loan Debt Hits $4 Billion

Mon May 21 2001

Vic Uni’s Billion Dollar Debt Threat To Students

Tue May 22 2001

75% Believe Tertiary Fees Already Too High

Wed May 23 2001

Government Offer Enough To Freeze Fees

Thu May 24 2001

Students’ budgets tighter than Government's

Thu May 24 2001

Latest Student Loan Figures Shocking

Tue Jun 05 2001

Universities should stop posturing

Thu Jun 14 2001

Fee Freeze Snowball Starts In Dunedin

Fri Jun 29 2001

Massive Student Loan Repayment Times

Wed Jul 04 2001

66% Of Primary Teachers Think About Leaving NZ

Mon Jul 09 2001

Reconsider Fees Freeze Position - Students Urge

Mon Jul 16 2001

Loan Borrowers’ Income Not Enough

Wed Jul 18 2001

Unis Can’t Spend Millions On Marketing Campaigns?

Mon Jul 23 2001

Students welcome private education moratorium

Tue Jul 24 2001

TEAC Direction Good – Fee Hikes Bad

Wed Aug 01 2001

Knowledge Society Requires Wave Of Reinvestment

Thu Aug 02 2001

Knowledge Wave Or Capitalist Tsunami?

Fri Aug 03 2001

Extra Tertiary Funding Must Mean No Fee Rises

Tue Aug 07 2001

Thousands support EUB – Labour Still Not Listening

Tue Aug 14 2001

Better than expected loan write-offs good news

Fri Sep 21 2001

Treasury Report Urges Fee Increases – Outrage

Mon Oct 01 2001

Graduates Will Continue To Leave

Fri Oct 26 2001

Report gets angry thumbs down from students

Tue Oct 30 2001

Government denies students allowances

Thu Nov 01 2001

Wealth A Key Factor In Tertiary Participation

Tue Nov 06 2001

TEAC delivers nightmare scenario for students

Wed Nov 07 2001

More bad news for unemployed students

Fri Nov 16 2001

New National Women's Rights Officer for 2002

Mon Nov 19 2001

Student loan report warning sign of election issue

Wed Dec 12 2001

Survey Finds Harrassment Of Queer Students Common

Tue Dec 18 2001

Decrease In Maori Receiving Student Allowances

Tue Jan 08 2002

Government Should Dump Student Loan Scheme

Thu Jan 24 2002

New research shows more debt for more students

Mon Jan 28 2002

Raukawa-Tait Should Resign

Fri Feb 15 2002

Student Loans Harder On Women

Fri Feb 15 2002

Student Loan Debt Hits $5 Billion

Tue Feb 19 2002

Cheaper To Get A Home Than A Student Loan

Wed Feb 27 2002

Let Them Eat Cake!

Wed Mar 06 2002

Women Tired Of A Decade Of Discrimination

Fri Mar 08 2002

Chequebook Research Threatens Academic Freedom

Tue Apr 09 2002

Students Say Tax Cuts Equal Education Cuts

Mon Apr 15 2002

Pacific Students Deepest In Debt

Thu Apr 18 2002

Dentistry Students Deserve Refund

Wed May 01 2002

If Student Loan Scheme Is Broke Try Fixing It

Fri May 03 2002

Students Incensed By Loans Review

Mon May 06 2002

Student Loan Repayment Times Increase

Tue May 07 2002

Loans Scheme Hardest On Pacific Graduates

Fri May 10 2002

Tertiary Strategy Designed For Business

Tue May 14 2002

Allowances Number 1 Election Issue For Students

Wed May 15 2002

New Funding Framework Must Bring Fees Down

Thu May 23 2002

Student Funding Still Lower than a Decade Ago

Thu May 23 2002

Student Loans a Factor in Junior Doctor Shortage

Tue May 28 2002

Students support government fee regulation

Wed May 29 2002

Govt must not ignore worsening doctor shortage

Fri Jun 07 2002

NZUSA Comment On Election Announcement

Tue Jun 11 2002

Students Locked Out Of Tertiary Decision Making

Tue Jun 11 2002

Govt Opens Door to Free Trade In Tertiary Ed.

Wed Jun 19 2002

Alliance Policy Sets Standard for Other Parties

Thu Jun 20 2002

Labours Tertiary Education Policy Misleading

Mon Jul 01 2002

5 out of 10, More Work Needed

Tue Jul 02 2002

80% of NZers Support Universal Student Allowance

Wed Jul 03 2002

Greens Tertiary Policy Good For Students

Fri Jul 05 2002

Students Will Pay if Bill Gets His Way

Mon Jul 08 2002

Bill English Gets Student Loan Facts Wrong

Wed Jul 10 2002

Students Call For Allowances With Banners

Wed Jul 10 2002

Government Launches Mean Spirited Attack

Thu Jul 11 2002

Private Agenda in Public Tertiary Education

Wed Jul 17 2002

Students Demand Answers from Labour

Wed Jul 17 2002

Students To Hold Loan Debt Summit

Fri Jul 19 2002

New Figures Show More Students Have Bigger Loans

Tue Jul 23 2002

Student Debt Summit Predicts Gloomy Future

Tue Jul 23 2002

The Burden On Students - Brian Easton Debt Summit

Tue Jul 23 2002

Students Urged to Vote For Centre Left Coalition

Fri Jul 26 2002

Fight For Student Allowances

Tue Jul 30 2002

Students Call for Release of Political Prisoners

Thu Aug 08 2002

23 years of debt for one year of study - figures

Sun Aug 18 2002

Student Loan Repayment Times - Figures

Sun Aug 18 2002

Extension Must Not Compromise Fee Freeze

Wed Aug 28 2002

Student Debt limits access to Mortgages

Wed Sep 18 2002

Student Loans Effect on Graduates’ Borrowing

Thu Sep 19 2002

Good news for student parents

Tue Oct 01 2002

Students Back Allowances Bill

Thu Oct 03 2002

Students Welcome University Fee Freezes For 2003

Fri Oct 04 2002

Govt Spin Can’t Turn Student Loans Into Good News

Tue Oct 08 2002

Students Back Call For Representation

Thu Oct 17 2002

NZUSA Presidents Elected For 2003

Fri Nov 01 2002

Students Urge PTE Investigation

Mon Nov 04 2002

NZUSA thrilled with student reps on TEC

Tue Dec 03 2002

Bigger Student Loans Driving Graduates Overseas

Tue Dec 10 2002

Student loan repayment threshold still too low

Tue Dec 17 2002

Figures show inequality in tertiary participation

Wed Jan 22 2003

"Just like America" - Labour's Secret Plans for Ed

Fri Jan 24 2003

National Student Women’s Conference starts today

Tue Jan 28 2003

NZSTA announces trustee scholarship winners

Tue Jan 28 2003

Student conference considers education and more

Thu Jan 30 2003

Business Roundtable misguided on student fees

Mon Feb 03 2003

Student loan interest still above market rates

Tue Feb 25 2003

Women Students Against War

Fri Mar 07 2003

Education marketing spend rises by two thirds

Fri Mar 28 2003

Students ask Maharey: Will fees go up?

Tue Apr 01 2003

Students unite to demand fee reductions

Tue Apr 08 2003

Lower fees equals more teachers in classrooms

Thu Apr 10 2003

New repayment times bad news for Masters grads

Wed Apr 30 2003

Women Students Support Prostitution Reform

Wed Apr 30 2003

Student campaign against rape and violence

Thu May 08 2003

Allowances boost but fees threat remains

Mon May 12 2003

ChCh protest just the beginning if fees rise

Wed May 14 2003

Budget signals fee rises Labour’s broken promise

Thu May 15 2003

Angry students target Maharey

Tue May 27 2003

Yet more info on loan scheme, still no action

Thu Jun 12 2003

New research shows debt deepens nursing crisis

Tue Jun 17 2003

Students applaud prostitution law reform

Thu Jun 26 2003

Media Advisory National Student Conference

Fri Jul 11 2003

Student debt doubles under Labour

Tue Jul 29 2003

Free trade in education already failing students

Thu Jul 31 2003

Students welcome science students scholarships

Thu Aug 14 2003

Students back Southland in NPC – zero fees team

Fri Aug 15 2003

Students back Southland in NPC

Fri Aug 15 2003

Government listens to students: better fees news

Thu Aug 21 2003

Students file human rights claim against loans

Wed Sep 03 2003

Farmers protest exposes double standard

Fri Sep 05 2003

Nothing new in student support review

Mon Sep 08 2003

Students begin battle against fee hikes

Wed Sep 17 2003

Women Students Celebrate Suffrage Day

Fri Sep 19 2003

More Needed To Back Up No Interest While Studying

Fri Sep 26 2003

Students occupying Massey Registry unimpressed

Wed Oct 08 2003

Student leaders arrested at Massey occupation

Thu Oct 09 2003

Students welcome polytechnics working together

Mon Oct 13 2003

Proof student loans are damaging key services

Thu Oct 16 2003

Alternative Student Support Review: The Real Story

Thu Oct 30 2003

Cabinet papers give little hope to students

Mon Nov 10 2003

Human Rights Commission Okays Student Loan Claim

Mon Dec 08 2003

Biggest fee grab indictment on Otago, TEC and Govt

Wed Dec 10 2003

Students Deliver Letter to "Santa" Maharey

Thu Dec 18 2003

Student Leaders Deliver Letter to "Santa" Maharey

Fri Dec 19 2003

New research shows school leaver debt nightmare

Thu Jan 08 2004

Benefit should be there for students who need it

Fri Jan 16 2004

Funding for Maori and Pasifika students

Fri Jan 16 2004

Less Student Debt Equals More Teachers

Mon Jan 26 2004

Women Students Target Sexism in Advertising

Tue Jan 27 2004

75th year of student action kicks off

Thu Jan 29 2004

Students protest govt injustice to UE students

Fri Jan 30 2004

Students support Treaty and slam Brash

Mon Feb 02 2004

How many, if any? ask students on allowances

Tue Feb 10 2004

Proportion of huge student debts growing

Fri Feb 13 2004

Students ask Brash to stop attacking Maori

Fri Feb 20 2004

Petition: Living allowance for students launched

Mon Feb 23 2004

Lower Interest Rates From Banks Than Loan Scheme

Tue Feb 24 2004

Fee increases fund advertising spend up

Mon Mar 01 2004

Great victory for Southland students

Tue Mar 02 2004

Students back staff in campaign for more pay

Fri Mar 05 2004

Student Debt Worse for Women & Change Needed

Tue Mar 09 2004

Students may stand against Nick Smith

Fri Mar 26 2004

NZ students warn UK Govt against fees disaster

Thu Apr 01 2004

Student debt driving medical graduates overseas

Thu Apr 01 2004

Vice Chancellors and Government must avert strike

Thu Apr 08 2004

Teaching quality must not suffer under PBRF

Fri Apr 23 2004

Student debt hits $7 billion

Wed Apr 28 2004

Students 30,000 petition for living allowances

Tue May 04 2004

Government surplus equals education deficit

Fri May 07 2004

Cutting funding to Private Providers is next step

Wed May 12 2004

Govt should take aid approach to int. students

Wed May 12 2004

Women support change to loan scheme

Thu May 13 2004

Students to hold national day of protest action

Tue May 18 2004

Students win complaint against sexist advertising

Tue May 18 2004

Highest student debt nearly $250,000

Thu May 20 2004

Students paying more in fees in 2004

Tue May 25 2004

Student campaign wins more allowances

Thu May 27 2004

Nationwide campaign launched

Wed Jun 09 2004

Students applaud Tai Poutini’s zero fee scheme

Mon Jul 05 2004

Students ready for fight against fee increases

Wed Jul 14 2004

Student debt the best contraceptive say report

Mon Jul 26 2004

Students To fight Govt's "Unfair" Loan Scheme

Tue Jul 27 2004

Students To Present 35000 Signatures To Parliament

Wed Jul 28 2004

Fee reductions: government spin

Mon Aug 02 2004

Fee Reductions Spin That Will Not Wash

Mon Aug 02 2004

Marketing and fees madness must end

Thu Aug 05 2004

15,000 Movers And Shakers Can’t Be Wrong

Mon Aug 09 2004

Student teachers meet to discuss Colleges future

Mon Aug 09 2004

Major Barriers For Women In Industry Training

Thu Sep 02 2004

Students challenge Maharey to watch fees go up

Thu Sep 02 2004

Homer’s homerphobia warning to feature at hearing

Wed Sep 08 2004

Students call on Maharey to enter fees mediation

Fri Sep 10 2004

Government should listen to NZEI

Wed Sep 22 2004

NZUSA elects leaders for 2005

Tue Sep 28 2004

Historic win for Massey students against fee rises

Fri Oct 01 2004

Students launch Maori ‘Thursdays In Black’

Thu Oct 14 2004

Student debts getting bigger

Tue Oct 19 2004

Destructive impact of student loans

Fri Nov 05 2004

Conference must send message over student fees

Sun Nov 14 2004

Students lodge complaint with Auditor General

Mon Nov 15 2004

Students welcome Code of Practice for students

Thu Nov 25 2004

New figures show health workers battle

Mon Nov 29 2004

Medical students protest against fee rises

Tue Dec 07 2004

Student loans to blame for brain drain

Wed Dec 08 2004

Students Furious at Doctor and Teacher Fee Hikes

Wed Dec 15 2004

Legal action over medical student fee rises

Mon Dec 20 2004

Govt wrongly uses BOR To Cut Student entitlements

Mon Dec 27 2004

Loan burden major worry for first time voters

Thu Jan 06 2005

Tax cuts no way to tackle student debt

Fri Jan 21 2005

Key issues at women students conference

Tue Jan 25 2005

Student conference gears up for general election

Wed Jan 26 2005

Mallard gets key facts on student loans wrong

Fri Jan 28 2005

New research shows student debt and fees rise

Tue Feb 01 2005

Scheme hides Labour’s student debt failure

Tue Feb 01 2005

Student needs must come first in College merger

Fri Feb 11 2005

Maharey must extend single benefit to students

Tue Feb 22 2005

Student loan interest rate changes will hurt

Thu Feb 24 2005

Student fee increases fund huge advertising binge

Mon Feb 28 2005

Debt is forcing graduates overseas

Tue Mar 08 2005

Mallard ducks reality of NZ fee increases

Wed Mar 09 2005

Students call on Govt to follow the Irish

Thu Mar 17 2005

Women Face Unfair Return from Tertiary Education

Wed Mar 23 2005

New research on the impact of debt on doctors

Tue Mar 29 2005

Students applaud demise of tertiary savings scheme

Tue Mar 29 2005

Two thirds of young doctors will head offshore

Thu Mar 31 2005

Government must fund staff pay increases

Mon Apr 18 2005

NZ tertiary fees must come down

Tue Apr 19 2005

Student working hours increase small step forward

Wed Apr 20 2005

90% of teachers graduate with student debt

Fri Apr 29 2005

Benson-Pope makes up student debt repayment figure

Fri Apr 29 2005

Labour must increase access to Student Allowances

Mon May 02 2005

Students are encouraged to enrol to vote

Mon May 02 2005

Students invoice Mallard over bungled allowances

Wed May 04 2005

Worst education policy move in a decade

Tue May 10 2005

Student debt: Bigger than King Kong

Thu May 12 2005

Student protest looks to Budget for change

Tue May 17 2005

Budget improvements won’t tackle student debt

Thu May 19 2005

Fee security for Waikato International Students

Thu Jun 09 2005

Students lodge complaint with Committee

Fri Jun 17 2005

Student Summit demands an end to Debt

Thu Jun 30 2005

Public hearing to be held on Govt’s allowance cuts

Thu Jul 07 2005

Students warn: access must not be compromised

Mon Jul 18 2005

Students support staff strike

Tue Jul 19 2005

Nats rebates will not solve student debt crisis

Thu Jul 21 2005

Nats tertiary policy strangely silent on fees

Mon Jul 25 2005

Labour finally strikes a blow at the student debt

Tue Jul 26 2005

Ill-informed hysteria over student loan borrowing

Tue Aug 02 2005

ACT’s "student loan policy" a joke

Mon Aug 08 2005

Don Brash’s sexist attitude unacceptable

Wed Aug 24 2005

Nationwide poll confirms loan interest too high

Wed Aug 24 2005

Research: students borrow for need, not greed

Wed Aug 24 2005

Massey’s 10% fee rise outrageous

Fri Sep 02 2005

Nationwide poll: student allowances a priority

Thu Sep 08 2005

NZ student loan interest rate highest

Mon Sep 12 2005

Student Debt hits $8 billion

Wed Sep 14 2005

NZ can’t afford not to wipe student loan interest

Thu Sep 15 2005

Outcry at Victoria lesson to other institutions

Thu Oct 06 2005

Women students alarmed at widening gender pay gap

Thu Oct 13 2005

Judge's Attitude To Domestic Violence Outrageous

Fri Oct 14 2005

Living allowance for all students possible

Tue Oct 18 2005

Students expect immediate action from new Minister

Wed Oct 19 2005

Figures validate concern on marketing spend

Fri Nov 04 2005

Students mourn the loss of Rod Donald

Sun Nov 06 2005

Student loan scheme not a pretty picture: report

Wed Nov 09 2005

2006 National Student Leaders Elected

Tue Nov 15 2005

Troubled past for student loan scheme borrowers

Wed Nov 30 2005

Figures show allowance numbers continue to fall

Mon Dec 12 2005

Students anticipate passing of interest free loans

Tue Dec 13 2005

Interest free loans a win for student movement

Wed Dec 14 2005

Students & Cullen to celebrate interest free loans

Wed Dec 14 2005

TEC rejection of fee hikes a win for students

Fri Dec 23 2005

Conference looks forward to more allowance

Wed Jan 25 2006

Lower medical fees are the best medicine

Fri Feb 17 2006

Medical & Dentistry review must reduce fees

Tue Feb 21 2006

Increase access to Student Hardship Benefit

Thu Mar 02 2006

Increase public funding of tertiary sector

Thu Mar 09 2006

Review unfair 25 year age test for allowances

Wed Mar 15 2006

Lockwood right on allowances – just decade late

Mon Mar 27 2006

Students welcome no interest on loans tomorrow

Fri Mar 31 2006

Students encouraged by proposed tertiary changes

Wed Apr 05 2006

Number getting student allowances has dropped

Wed Apr 12 2006

Increasing fees = increasing inflation

Fri Apr 21 2006

Allowances going down, campus by campus

Wed Apr 26 2006

Government fails to build on interest free loans

Thu May 18 2006

Disappointment with Regulations Review Decision

Tue May 23 2006

Millions Wasted on Tertiary Education Marketing

Wed Jun 28 2006

Students support funding boost for universities

Wed Jun 28 2006

Tertiary Changes Require Greater Investment

Fri Jul 28 2006

Otago Polytechnic fee increase disappointing

Fri Aug 11 2006

Students happy with death of no work rights bill

Wed Aug 23 2006

Students Welcome Victoria Fee Decision

Wed Sep 06 2006

OECD Report Confirms NZ’s High Fees

Thu Sep 14 2006

Students Appear in Front of Select Committee

Thu Sep 14 2006

Massey’s 10% Fee Rise Reckless

Fri Oct 06 2006

Use Surplus For Quality Tertiary Education

Wed Oct 11 2006

$12.7 Billion Dollar Student Debt Tragedy in 2015

Thu Oct 19 2006

The Student Debt Cycle – Wellington Leg

Thu Nov 02 2006

Money for Medical/Dentistry Must Address Fees

Thu Dec 07 2006

Government Allows Reckless Massey Fee Hike

Mon Dec 11 2006

Education Strategy Has Huge Issues to Address

Thu Dec 14 2006

Stats, More Stats and Increasing Student Debt

Wed Apr 04 2007

Teaching Excellence Needs Investment As Well

Fri May 04 2007

Government needs to address doctor shortages

Mon May 07 2007

Student Debt Funds Budget Surplus

Fri May 18 2007

Labour extends failed policy on student fees

Wed Aug 08 2007

National plans fee hikes and increased debt

Tue Oct 02 2007

NZUSA elects student leaders for 2008

Fri Nov 16 2007

Students back National’s call for free education

Wed Jan 30 2008

Government report highlights growing debt

Fri Feb 29 2008

Student allowance adjustments just don’t cut it

Thu Apr 03 2008

OECD report confirms student support inadequate

Thu Sep 18 2008

National’s debt policy ‘ambulance at cliff bottom'

Wed Sep 24 2008

Irresponsible NZVCC passing the buck to students

Thu Nov 27 2008

NZUSA welcomes proposed student job initiatives

Fri May 01 2009

Campus Safety Audit to be conducted by students

Thu May 27 2010

Students Pay for Tax Cuts for the Rich

Mon May 28 2012

Labour's Immigration Policy Dangerous

Wed Jun 16 1999

Farmers would lose much under Labour

Tue Jul 06 1999

Speech: Young - Scrutiny of Bills

Wed Jul 28 1999

Shipley in touch – Clark losing The Youth Vote

Thu Jul 29 1999

Lower Unemployment Great News For Canterbury

Mon Aug 09 1999

Anderton Says One Thing – Does Another

Wed Aug 11 1999

Speech: Mapp - APEC

Tue Aug 17 1999

Bright Future shows National is listening

Thu Aug 19 1999

More To Cullen Outburst

Fri Aug 27 1999

Tax cuts firmly on agenda

Wed Sep 01 1999

Gulf Bill But Not At All Costs

Fri Sep 03 1999

National Announces Party List

Sun Sep 05 1999

Labour misleading and simply irresponsible

Thu Sep 30 1999

New Hospital Plan a Vision for a better Wellington

Thu Sep 30 1999

Whoops! We Forgot To Mention That Bit

Thu Sep 30 1999

Call for Vice Chancellor To Be Brought To Account

Tue Oct 05 1999

Cullen's arrogance, loss of decorum

Wed Oct 06 1999

Labour's $1 A Week Bribe For Students

Thu Oct 07 1999

Bradford allegations complete nonsense

Thu Oct 14 1999

Getting tough on crime is paying off locally

Fri Oct 15 1999

A Vote For Fitzsimons = Vote For Bradford/Tanczos

Mon Oct 25 1999

The Burden Of Treaty Settlements

Fri Oct 29 1999

More Student Debt Under Labour

Sun Oct 31 1999

PM Shipley’s National Party Campaign Opening Spch.

Mon Nov 01 1999

Don't You Need to Borrow First?

Wed Nov 03 1999

Lower Unemployment Great News For Canterbury

Thu Nov 04 1999

Labour Gambles With The Navy

Mon Nov 08 1999

National’s Record On Trade Policy

Wed Nov 10 1999

Labour tries to buy votes with a sausage

Fri Nov 12 1999

Opposition Teams And Responsibilities List

Wed Dec 15 1999

Shadow Cabinet List - Leader Of Opposition

Wed Dec 15 1999

Tertiary qualifications not answer for WINZ staff

Thu Dec 16 1999

Time For Minister To Remember Promise To Students

Fri Dec 17 1999

Student Debt Burden Set To Skyrocket

Mon Dec 20 1999

Tough Talk Was All Just An Election Stunt

Mon Dec 20 1999

ACC changes show Communism still alive in NZ

Thu Dec 23 1999

Healthline Delay Unnecessary

Thu Dec 23 1999

National Radio Midday Bulletin

Thu Dec 23 1999

BBQ Idea A Gimmick - Should Not Distract Tenants

Mon Jan 17 2000

Labour's Inquiries, Reviews and Investigations

Tue Jan 18 2000

Electricity Inquiry Work Already Done - Nats

Thu Feb 03 2000

Katherine Rich's Maiden Speech

Thu Feb 10 2000

Lindsay Tisch, MP Karapiro - Maiden Speech

Thu Feb 10 2000

Maiden Speech - Simon Power - MP For Rangitikei

Thu Feb 10 2000

Breach of privilege complaint laid against Maharey

Thu Feb 17 2000

National's school suspension rules pay off

Fri Feb 18 2000

National MP opposes Hauraki Gulf Marine Park Bill

Mon Feb 21 2000

ACC Tinkering At Edges Won’t Resolve Problems

Tue Feb 22 2000

Govt defence agenda will write NZ out of region

Thu Feb 24 2000

Labour's student loan policy backfiring

Thu Feb 24 2000

PM says to Australia; We don't care what you think

Thu Feb 24 2000

Labour leaves Plunket up in the air over ACC

Fri Feb 25 2000

Valedictory Statement - Don Mckinnon

Mon Feb 28 2000

Health reforms side-line Maori - National

Tue Feb 29 2000

Upton Online: Trans-Tasman Defence Relations

Thu Mar 02 2000

Govt Puts Exports And Jobs At Risk - National

Tue Mar 07 2000

Papers show Govt warned over student loan changes

Tue Mar 07 2000

Suicide serious, Craccum editor should resign

Tue Mar 07 2000

Biodiversity report recipe for disaster

Thu Mar 09 2000

Pizza man makes special delivery

Wed Mar 15 2000

Minister weaseling out of student loan debacle

Thu Mar 16 2000

Chinese school certificate announcement welcomed

Mon Mar 20 2000

MP Visits Inmates

Thu Mar 23 2000

Bulk Funding Double Standard

Tue Mar 28 2000

Government "announcement" just restores status quo

Tue Mar 28 2000

Health Minister's black prognosis for wage round

Tue Mar 28 2000

Government "announcement" just restores status quo

Wed Mar 29 2000

Health Minister's black prognosis for wage round

Wed Mar 29 2000

Upton Online: Legislating for Virtue on Venus

Thu Mar 30 2000

Surprise For 15,000 State Tenants - No Cheap Rents

Fri Mar 31 2000

Govt short-changes NZers on April 1

Sat Apr 01 2000

GE debate must be based on rational arguments

Mon Apr 10 2000

Flood Victims Still Waiting For A Lifejacket

Wed Apr 12 2000

Govt. threatens services and livelihoods

Tue Apr 18 2000

Council must not rain on Hero parade

Wed Apr 19 2000

Govt. policies begin to bite the productive sector

Wed Apr 19 2000

Maharey inconsistent on consultants

Thu Apr 20 2000

New National Party Maori VP

Thu Apr 20 2000

WINZ review irrelevant and wasting thousands of $s

Wed Apr 26 2000

1000 Jobs And $100million Parental Leave Price Tag

Thu Apr 27 2000

Road toll plummets a year on from new licenses

Mon May 01 2000

Another IRD Botch Up - Cullen Must Act

Wed May 03 2000

Labour Minister refuses to front on ERB

Wed May 03 2000

Govt refuses to say who'll miss out on cheap rents

Thu May 04 2000

Industry Bill Window-Dressing

Thu May 04 2000

National launches campaign to retain bulk funding

Thu May 04 2000

NZers denied hearing on private lives

Fri May 05 2000

Waikato contractors horrified by law change

Mon May 08 2000

Come Out Of Your Ivory Tower Minister

Wed May 10 2000

Shared Parenting Bill Defeat Stifles Debate

Thu May 11 2000

Welcome to the real world Minister Wilson

Thu May 11 2000

Broken promise set to clear-fell thousands of jobs

Mon May 15 2000

Speech Simon Upton - National Identity

Mon May 15 2000

Why is Govt legislating powers it already has ?

Tue May 16 2000

Govt In The Dark - Again - On ERB

Wed May 17 2000

Govt Ties The Knot For Couples Without Asking

Tue May 23 2000

Relationship Bill - Detail From Annabel Young

Tue May 23 2000

Too late to fix the Government's problems

Tue May 23 2000

Private members bill will protect the protectors

Thu May 25 2000

Sex in prisons concept "highly offensive"

Thu May 25 2000

More needed than Govt panic over ERB

Fri May 26 2000

Tribute to Professor Angus Ross OBE, MC and Bar

Fri May 26 2000

ERB mess repeated with matrimonial property bill

Mon May 29 2000

TIMSS Reinforces Need For National Testing

Wed May 31 2000

Anderton Says Eat Up, Taxpayers Are Paying

Thu Jun 01 2000

Shotgun Wedding For Property Bill

Thu Jun 01 2000

Will Labour give pie-warmers back to the workers?

Fri Jun 02 2000

English Speech: Cullen's Bridge to Nowhere

Wed Jun 07 2000

Tax Breaks Gone: Govt. muddled over business

Wed Jun 07 2000

What Happened To The Mandate?

Wed Jun 07 2000

Schools in a haze over dope debate

Thu Jun 08 2000

Bob Harvey's exit would be timely for South

Fri Jun 09 2000

Business initiatives re-wrap National's package

Mon Jun 12 2000

Changes to ERB must be open to public submissions

Mon Jun 12 2000

Education gap between rhetoric and reality widens

Thu Jun 15 2000

Govt breaks health election promises

Thu Jun 15 2000

Lack of fanfare for Music Commissions debut

Tue Jun 20 2000

Report on Education Amendment Bill is "a sham"

Tue Jun 20 2000

Blair And Clark Poles Apart On Education

Thu Jun 29 2000

Business Kept In The Dark Over ERB Changes

Thu Jun 29 2000

Yet Another Full-Scale Review

Fri Jun 30 2000

Cullen delivers more bad news for business

Wed Jul 05 2000

$2million binge on consultants by Jim's Ministry

Thu Jul 06 2000

Cutting corners on police training is unwise

Tue Jul 11 2000

Get On With Minerals Decision

Fri Jul 14 2000

New website on Relationship Bill

Fri Jul 14 2000

Govt. letting some beneficiaries do nothing

Mon Jul 17 2000

FBT Reality Bites Small Businesses

Wed Jul 19 2000

Submissioners say forget fiddling with the 50/50

Wed Jul 19 2000

Who will pay for TVNZ's anti-sponsorship move?

Mon Jul 24 2000

"Govt. gets an "F" for ERB"

Tue Aug 01 2000

Teacher Exam Claim Bad Omen For ERB

Mon Aug 07 2000

Rights and powers over workplace must be reined in

Thu Aug 10 2000

Bill English Address To National Party Conference

Mon Aug 21 2000

Jenny Shipley Address To National Party Conference

Mon Aug 21 2000

Army-Only Policy Wrong For Maritime Nation

Wed Aug 23 2000

Tame Iti Deal An Invitation To Protestors

Wed Aug 23 2000

New Health Boards used to pay back party stalwarts

Thu Aug 24 2000

First Golden-Handshake Of Health Reforms Revealed

Fri Aug 25 2000

North Shore Youth MP Says No To Decriminalisation

Thu Aug 31 2000

Zoning Lottery Bad For North Shore Students

Fri Sep 01 2000

External exams must stay as core of qualifications

Mon Sep 04 2000

Adequacy of Central Otago flood package to be seen

Thu Sep 07 2000

Families' grocery bills sky-rocket under Labour

Thu Sep 07 2000

The Dollar's So Low The Aussies Can Have It

Fri Sep 08 2000

Drugs Already Affecting Education

Thu Sep 14 2000

Transparency Needed For School Zoning Dispensation

Mon Sep 18 2000

National Party President Tribute To Simon Upton

Thu Sep 21 2000

Simon Upton Resignation from Parliament

Thu Sep 21 2000

DOC In Disarray Over Thar Culling

Fri Sep 22 2000

Health Sector Warns Annette King Over Reforms

Wed Sep 27 2000

Schools no place for union recruitment

Sun Oct 01 2000

Super Fund Will Dictate Tax And Spending Decisions

Mon Oct 02 2000

Labour Minister offends employers again

Tue Oct 03 2000

Wake Up And Smell The Facts Jim

Thu Oct 05 2000

Plan To Ban Book Imports Will Hurt Libraries

Mon Oct 09 2000

Preventive Detention Sentence Appropriate

Mon Oct 09 2000

Import Ban Would Be Bad News For Libraries

Thu Oct 12 2000

Inquiry into Lyttleton marina disaster

Sun Oct 15 2000

Labour are charm school dropouts

Mon Oct 16 2000

NZ families finding the going tough

Mon Oct 16 2000

Trip Will Look For New Ideas To Use In NZ

Mon Oct 16 2000

Canterbury Gets Raw Deal Over Govt Business Forum

Tue Oct 17 2000

University Survey Bags Govt's Business Development

Thu Oct 19 2000

Forum should look at practical steps

Tue Oct 24 2000

No Money In Kitty For Business Tax Breaks

Wed Oct 25 2000

Big Turnout Expected For 'Stop The Hurt'

Thu Oct 26 2000

Wilson Ignores Virtually All Submissions

Mon Oct 30 2000

Dyson Defenders Have Questions To Answer

Wed Nov 01 2000

Nothing New In Doone Report

Wed Nov 01 2000

AUSA congratulated on democratic vote

Tue Nov 07 2000

What's gone wrong with TEAC?

Tue Nov 07 2000

Rediscovering the Kiwi Entrepreneurial Spirit

Mon Nov 13 2000

Extent of cancer waiting lists revealed

Wed Nov 15 2000

Young people caught in Govt's marriage trap

Tue Nov 21 2000

Future Dim For Bright Future Scholarships?

Wed Nov 22 2000

Police Budget Stretched Beyond The Limit

Wed Nov 22 2000

Qualifications Dumbed Down By Govt

Wed Nov 22 2000

Hawkins Confirms Pay To Train Policy

Thu Nov 23 2000

Hodgson the absentee Minister

Thu Nov 23 2000

Our Prosperity, Our People, Our Future - Shipley

Fri Nov 24 2000

Jenny Shipley Address To Defence Seminar

Mon Nov 27 2000

National Party Informer #27

Mon Nov 27 2000

Our Prosperity, Our People, Our Future

Mon Nov 27 2000

Wayne Mapp Address To Defence Seminar

Mon Nov 27 2000

State Housing's Poverty Trap

Wed Nov 29 2000

Not a sausage for 80% of low income families

Thu Nov 30 2000

Beware of political correctness in sex education

Mon Dec 04 2000

Gosche No Maths Whiz

Wed Dec 06 2000

Simon Upton Speech: What Sort of a Nation is NZ?

Wed Dec 06 2000

Hollow words on reporting requirements

Thu Dec 07 2000

Simon Upton Valedictory - "Too Young - Too Old"

Wed Dec 13 2000

Burton plays fast and loose with defence

Tue Dec 19 2000

Fletcher Inquiry overturned

Wed Dec 20 2000

Ministers Should Be Stood Down In Interim

Fri Dec 22 2000

Sowry requests full inquiry into allowances

Mon Jan 15 2001

So who else got a bonus?

Wed Jan 17 2001

Minister Must Confirm Cops Won’t Be Replaced

Thu Jan 25 2001

Youth Minister’s Cannabis Talk Unwise And Untimely

Fri Jan 26 2001

Radical Option Abandons Closest Allies

Mon Jan 29 2001

National Reshuffle Announced

Wed Jan 31 2001

New National Party Line-up

Wed Jan 31 2001

National Gives Transport An Auckland Focus

Thu Feb 01 2001

Final TVNZ 'Death Warrant' Charter

Mon Feb 12 2001

National MP Rankings Announced

Mon Feb 12 2001

National opposes implementation of NCEA

Mon Feb 12 2001

Mallard Should Start Answering Questions

Tue Feb 13 2001

Govt To Spend Another Year Ignoring Children

Thu Feb 15 2001

Herlihy blames vets' strike on union expectations

Thu Feb 15 2001

Jenny Shipley Speech: American Chamber of Commerce

Mon Feb 19 2001

Anderton still keeping kiwis in the dark

Tue Feb 20 2001

Axing scheme won't help anyone get ahead

Tue Feb 20 2001

Government destroying rural economy

Tue Feb 20 2001

Labour must accept responsibility for strife

Tue Feb 20 2001

Cancer patient waiting lists multiplying

Mon Feb 26 2001

Dole Deal Is To Soften Up Aussies

Tue Feb 27 2001

Rural People Pushed Further Aside

Tue Feb 27 2001

Sutton shoots messenger to dodge message

Thu Mar 01 2001

Jenny Shipley: Harmonisation of Australia & NZ

Fri Mar 02 2001

Labour Insiders Join Alliance On EUB

Fri Mar 02 2001

Health funds misdirected while sufferers wait

Sun Mar 04 2001

Government slack on border controls

Mon Mar 05 2001

NZ Loses A City In Huge Migration Statistics

Wed Mar 07 2001

TEAC raises issues but no answers

Wed Mar 07 2001

Irony In International Women's Day

Thu Mar 08 2001

PM Hell-Bent On Dumbing Down Defence

Thu Mar 08 2001

Bradford - Clark gets Te Kaha wrong

Mon Mar 12 2001

Wedding date put back at least two more days

Tue Mar 13 2001

Petition to change National Park bike prohibition

Mon Mar 19 2001

Quick-Fix Solution Not Good Enough

Tue Mar 20 2001

Government Concedes On NCEA

Thu Mar 22 2001

NZQA On The Mark With NCEA

Thu Mar 22 2001

Switch beer loyalty to Miners says Nat MP

Fri Mar 23 2001

Over-Assessed And Under-Educated

Thu Mar 29 2001

Social Engineering Unleashed Today

Thu Mar 29 2001

Massive Police Bill For Port Dispute

Wed Apr 04 2001

Australia wants our skills not our bills

Thu Apr 05 2001

Canterbury Conservation Park Welcomed

Thu Apr 05 2001

Minister should act on patient waiting time crisis

Thu Apr 05 2001

Dairy Decision Announced

Mon Apr 09 2001

Govt Dodges Rankin In Social Services Merger

Wed Apr 11 2001

Poll Shows Govt Misjudges Defence

Thu Apr 12 2001

Gross dishonesty on impact of amnesty

Wed Apr 18 2001

Education export sector at risk under NCEA

Thu Apr 19 2001

Govt must take decisive action in wake of Qantas

Mon Apr 23 2001

Lashlie sacking makes a mockery of initiative

Mon Apr 23 2001

National's policy taskforce provokes debate

Mon Apr 23 2001

Travellers responsible for preventing FMD

Mon Apr 23 2001

What is Hawkins hiding?

Tue Apr 24 2001

E-Government Is All E-Spin

Thu Apr 26 2001

Greens need to back up commitment

Thu Apr 26 2001

Jenny Shipley: CNI Regional Conference Speech

Mon Apr 30 2001

Rapist still on police payroll

Tue May 01 2001

NCEA Concerns Vindicated By Report

Wed May 02 2001

Maharey Unable To Explain Youth Justice Delays

Thu May 03 2001

National Adamant About Student Exams

Mon May 07 2001

National Will Bring Back Exams

Mon May 07 2001

NZ in the World - Getting it Right for the Future

Sun May 13 2001

Bad Precedent Set By Retrospective Legislation

Thu May 17 2001

Canterbury University Protest First Of Many

Fri May 18 2001

Govt tries to blackmail tertiary institutions

Mon May 21 2001

Govt Holds Tertiary Institutions To Ransom

Wed May 23 2001

Tertiary Students Get 37 Cents A Day

Fri May 25 2001

Cullen doesn't have the cash

Mon May 28 2001

Mallard can't gloss over the facts

Mon May 28 2001

Govt Finally Sees Sense Over Mandeville

Tue May 29 2001

Surgery Delays Unacceptable

Thu May 31 2001

The Economy & The Superfund: Weighing The Evidence

Thu May 31 2001

Reassessment exposes inequities

Tue Jun 05 2001

Women's Privacy Threatened

Wed Jun 06 2001

NCEA Marking System Will Be A Shambles

Thu Jun 14 2001

Private Trainees Denied Govt Support

Tue Jun 19 2001

SOE endorsement of Labour MP raises questions

Tue Jun 19 2001

Government Buying Its Way Into A Firestorm

Thu Jun 28 2001

Labour Exacerbates Student Loan Crisis

Fri Jun 29 2001

Shared Roots And Globalisation - Bradford Speech

Mon Jul 02 2001

King Responsible For Women Missing Treatment

Wed Jul 04 2001

More questions raised about TEC

Thu Jul 05 2001

Tax Robs Vital Charities For Govt Coffers

Wed Jul 11 2001

$11.5 Million Cutbacks Or 27% Fee Hike At Massey

Mon Jul 16 2001

The Seven Deadly Sins Of Dr Cullen's Scheme

Tue Jul 17 2001

Pie in the sky promises

Thu Jul 19 2001

National welcomes West Coast indigenous logging

Fri Jul 20 2001

Shipley to National Party 65th Annual Conference

Sun Jul 22 2001

Campaign Starts Before 'Broken Hearts Day'

Mon Jul 23 2001

Govt Using Sledgehammer To Crack Peanut

Tue Jul 24 2001

Innovation and competition cut out of tertiary ed.

Tue Jul 24 2001

Mallard steals credit

Wed Jul 25 2001

More Money Next Year - Yeah Right

Thu Jul 26 2001

A Defining Week For New Zealand

Mon Jul 30 2001

Govt Needs To Change To Catch Wave

Mon Jul 30 2001

$850 Fee Hike At Lincoln University

Tue Jul 31 2001

'Inclusive Economy' requires more than rhetoric

Wed Aug 01 2001

PC Waffle In Vacuous Report

Wed Aug 01 2001

TEAC - What happened on the way to the printer?

Wed Aug 01 2001

Will Any 350 Teachers Do?

Wed Aug 01 2001

What about police vacancies George?

Fri Aug 03 2001

Govt Gives In Over Tertiary Row

Tue Aug 07 2001

Huge health funding blowout of $215m

Tue Aug 07 2001

Law changes more bureaucracy for retailers

Tue Aug 07 2001

Govt GM Freeze Denies Access To Vaccines

Wed Aug 08 2001

Mallard Couldn't Run A Bath Let Alone Education

Wed Aug 08 2001

Reading Inquiry Poses Big Challenge For Government

Tue Aug 14 2001

Govt Wants Schools To Police Parents

Wed Aug 15 2001

Labour Does A Dangerous U-Turn On Licences

Mon Aug 20 2001

Mining Decision Big Blow For Whole South Island

Tue Aug 21 2001

Bumper Spending Revealed At Radio NZ

Thu Aug 23 2001

Proposed Defence restructure sinister

Fri Aug 24 2001

Govt's head in the clouds over Air NZ

Sun Aug 26 2001

Government shuts down opposing views

Thu Aug 30 2001

More Evidence In Orchestrated Campaign By Army

Thu Aug 30 2001

NCEA Will Increase School-Zone Scramble

Thu Aug 30 2001

Slippery Steve strikes again

Mon Sep 03 2001

South Island MPs Need To Confront Urgent Issues

Mon Sep 03 2001

Nats Cry Foul Over School Property Fund

Thu Sep 06 2001

Maternity Proposals Disastrous For Women's Choice

Mon Sep 10 2001

Trauma For Breast Cancer Patients

Mon Sep 10 2001

Changing Position Will See Govt Missing The Wave

Tue Sep 11 2001

Govt Inaction Risks $3 Billion

Thu Sep 20 2001

Housing scheme a free ride for select few

Mon Sep 24 2001

Government dithers while shareholders hurt

Tue Sep 25 2001

Police recruitment in disarray

Tue Sep 25 2001

Mallard in fairyland

Wed Sep 26 2001

Tertiary Ed - the Maharey principle on steroids

Wed Sep 26 2001

Clark's bungling could write a blank cheque

Thu Sep 27 2001

Focus on the basics

Fri Sep 28 2001

Competition banned under Labour

Wed Oct 03 2001

Fail and win under Labour

Wed Oct 03 2001

Mallard bullies private schools

Wed Oct 03 2001

Worst fears over ERA come to fruition

Wed Oct 03 2001

21 months of dallying in tertiary ed

Fri Oct 05 2001

PPTA got what they voted for

Thu Oct 11 2001

Police get a cheque and a new job

Mon Oct 15 2001

A Strong Economy - A Secure Community - English

Tue Oct 16 2001

English - Open Letter On Genetic Modification

Wed Oct 17 2001

Minister asleep at the wheel

Wed Oct 17 2001

Nats offer Government numbers on GM

Wed Oct 17 2001

Consumer choice a key issue of GM

Thu Oct 18 2001

National staff appointments

Thu Oct 18 2001

English Speech - Business Needs Certainty

Fri Oct 19 2001

Two years to go down the road!

Tue Oct 23 2001

DHMO Email To Sue Kedgley’s Office + Response

Thu Oct 25 2001

Greens Support Ban On Water!

Thu Oct 25 2001

Minister should review Pharmac drug assessment

Tue Oct 30 2001

Govt Backs Down On SIT

Thu Nov 01 2001

Private providers shut out - again

Thu Nov 01 2001

Govt confused over special cancer funding

Fri Nov 02 2001

Students the casualties of strike action

Tue Nov 06 2001

Maharey quick to criticise TEAC report

Wed Nov 07 2001

Address By Hon Bill English To Auckland Rotary

Mon Nov 12 2001

Raw Deal For Students Sitting S.C.

Mon Nov 19 2001

Bill English Speech: A Strong NZ Economy

Wed Nov 21 2001

Safety questions over attempts to cut waiting time

Wed Nov 21 2001

OSH law another business stranglehold

Fri Nov 23 2001

Pay or Delay, Smith tells Govt on NCEA

Fri Nov 23 2001

Case Shows Cancer Reimbursement Unfair

Thu Nov 29 2001

National calls on Govt to intervene in strike

Thu Nov 29 2001

Black Week For NZ Defence

Mon Dec 10 2001

Christmas Present For Special Helpers

Thu Dec 13 2001

Southland Schools Shafted By Policy Change

Fri Dec 14 2001

Tertiary Education Strategy? Tick Off!

Fri Dec 14 2001

Crash Standards Will Hit The Pocket

Wed Dec 19 2001

Govt Underfunding Closes Alcohol Unit

Wed Jan 09 2002

Kiwibank Outlets Sitting Ducks

Wed Jan 09 2002

Hillmorton Closure - Buck Stops With Govt

Fri Jan 11 2002

Green MPs Should Condemn Crop Sabotage

Mon Jan 14 2002

Would The Minister Of Health Please Stand Up?

Mon Jan 14 2002

Mayor Drags Minister To Hillmorton Disaster

Tue Jan 15 2002

The Government's Top 25 Blunders For 2001

Tue Jan 15 2002

School Zone Scramble A Disaster

Wed Jan 16 2002

Minister Sending Patients To Prison Barbaric

Thu Jan 17 2002

Anderton The Invisible Man On Hillmorton

Tue Jan 22 2002

Govt's industrial law behind Canty dispute

Thu Jan 24 2002

King Must Intervene To Stop Strike

Thu Jan 24 2002

Stop Strike Or Deaths A Certainty

Fri Jan 25 2002

Borrows Re-Selected For Marginal Whanganui Seat

Mon Jan 28 2002

Minister Responsible For Waiver Of Standards

Thu Jan 31 2002

Compulsory Marriage Bill a Disaster for Youth

Fri Feb 01 2002

Zoning policy backfires on Maori and P. Islanders

Tue Feb 05 2002

Government Refuses To Front On Kyoto

Thu Feb 07 2002

Five Seek National Candidacy For Ohariu-Belmont

Mon Feb 11 2002

Inquiry Called For In School Roll Fiasco

Mon Feb 11 2002

Bill English's Speech To Debate - PM's Statement

Wed Feb 13 2002

Oscar Bonanza For New Zealand

Thu Feb 14 2002

Govt Has New Policy On Psychiatric Patients

Fri Feb 15 2002

Dad's Air Force use by Navy a bizarre insult

Mon Feb 18 2002

Heart unit closure disaster for Otago & Southland

Tue Feb 19 2002

Canterbury Electricity Market In Chaos

Wed Feb 20 2002

NZ Should Not Go Into Cold Alone On Kyoto

Wed Feb 20 2002

Minister Fudges Over Support For Starship Hospital

Thu Feb 21 2002

Speech - English - Queen State Dinner

Tue Feb 26 2002

One day the buck stops, the next day it doesn't

Wed Feb 27 2002

Climbing Deficit For Second-Rate Health System

Fri Mar 01 2002

Fund New School Qualification Properly Says Nats

Fri Mar 01 2002

Plain English - Friday 1 March

Fri Mar 01 2002

English Calls For Urgent Action On Teacher Strike

Mon Mar 04 2002

Tertiary Strike Direct Result Of Govt Promises

Tue Mar 05 2002

Minister Breaks Promise With Exam Fees Hike

Wed Mar 06 2002

PM Runs Off At The Mouth - Again

Wed Mar 06 2002

Rigid School Zoning Goes In Nats Enrolment Policy

Wed Mar 06 2002

NZ Should Be A Rugby World Cup Host

Mon Mar 11 2002

Consultation On Courthouse Cuts A Sham

Wed Mar 13 2002

Hospital Deficit Continues To Climb

Wed Mar 13 2002

Shambles Risks 58,000 Students' Qualifications

Wed Mar 13 2002

Hospital Waiting Times On The Rise

Wed Mar 20 2002

Grant Tyrrell Speech To Young Nationals Conference

Thu Mar 21 2002

Fourth Health Board Forced To Make Cuts

Fri Mar 22 2002

Rejection Of Offer Sets Scene For 2nd Term Chaos

Fri Mar 22 2002

"Stick to values" – Young National’s conference

Mon Mar 25 2002

Train Auckland police in Auckland

Mon Mar 25 2002

School Students The Losers In Industrial Strife

Tue Mar 26 2002

Stand Irwin Aside Says National

Wed Mar 27 2002

Luddite Labour Ignores GM Commission Findings

Thu Mar 28 2002

MP Rejoins Real World

Thu Apr 04 2002

Free Cell Phones A Wasted Luxury

Mon Apr 08 2002

Release TVNZ Protocols - Mccully

Tue Apr 09 2002

'Wigram For Sale'

Fri Apr 12 2002

PM Must Sort Teachers' Strike Shambles

Tue Apr 16 2002

Deception Over Maternity Care

Sun Apr 21 2002

State Servants Liable For Millions

Sun Apr 21 2002

Govt's Dob-In Doctor Bill Counter Productive

Tue Apr 23 2002

Honesty Needed In Cancer Treatment Stats

Tue Apr 23 2002

Far Fewer Cancer Patients Start Treatment

Wed Apr 24 2002

Second Term Shambles As Teachers Walk Out

Thu Apr 25 2002

Heads Should Roll Over Botched MaoriTV Appointment

Mon Apr 29 2002

Stay Home And Sort Out Teachers' Dispute

Wed May 01 2002

Sue Wood To Stand For National List

Thu May 02 2002

Health Boards Must Release Budgets

Wed May 08 2002

Extra-Curricular Ban May Do Lasting Damage

Thu May 09 2002

Rhetoric Doesn't Match Reality

Thu May 09 2002

Who is right over cancer treatments in Australia?

Tue May 14 2002

Questions Over Spending On Prison Consultants

Wed May 15 2002

Govt Denies It Denied Cancer Patients Treatment

Thu May 16 2002

Publicity By National Helps Cancer Patients

Thu May 16 2002

Relevant, Reliable School Qualifications

Thu May 16 2002

Courts Backdown A Win For Small Towns

Fri May 17 2002

Govt Fails To Help Universities And Researchers

Fri May 17 2002

Plain English 17th May 2002

Sat May 18 2002

Wildcat strikes indicative of teacher frustrations

Mon May 20 2002

Goff Has Turned His Back On Tough Justice

Tue May 21 2002

Mature Workers Continue To Be Ignored

Tue May 21 2002

Budget fails to deliver -- English

Thu May 23 2002

Forty Thousand Wait To Join Waiting List

Thu May 23 2002

Budget Reality - Only 1.3% More To Universities

Fri May 24 2002

Health boards have to make $120m cuts

Fri May 24 2002

Plain English - Fri, 24 May 2002

Sat May 25 2002

Increases In Numbers Awaiting Elective Services

Mon May 27 2002

Kindergarten Pay Parity Will Add Fuel To Fire

Tue May 28 2002

Police policy - More Police on the beat

Tue May 28 2002

National Will Tackle Rural GP Crisis

Wed May 29 2002

Teachers' Pay Disparity, Not Parity

Thu May 30 2002

Bill English - Fronting Up in the South Island

Tue Jun 04 2002

Goff hiding the truth on youth crime figures

Thu Jun 06 2002

Leaked memo spells disaster for secondary ed.

Thu Jun 06 2002

Principals' Council letter to PM worsens dispute

Sat Jun 08 2002

National To Fund Fertility Treatment

Mon Jun 10 2002

Ongoing Trouble Regardless Of Teacher Vote

Mon Jun 10 2002

Govt. Seriously Misjudged Teachers' Mood

Tue Jun 11 2002

Ban on school sports and culture a disaster

Wed Jun 12 2002

Maharey All Talk On Protecting Children

Thu Jun 13 2002

National Says Hold Off Next Level Of NCEA

Thu Jun 13 2002

Candidates’ Bios, Alphabetically By Constituencies

Fri Jun 14 2002

Education crisis must be sorted

Fri Jun 14 2002

Employers Ripped Off By ACC Tax-Grab

Fri Jun 14 2002

Mallard Must Be Sacked

Fri Jun 14 2002

Plain English - Fri, 14 Jun 2002

Fri Jun 14 2002

General Election 2002- National Party List Ranking

Mon Jun 17 2002

Maori Ministers sell-out Maori students education

Mon Jun 17 2002

Minority and grass roots sports miss out

Mon Jun 17 2002

Conference Cancelled To Avoid Embarrassing Govt

Tue Jun 18 2002

National Will Pay Good Teachers More

Wed Jun 19 2002

Plain English - Fri, 21 Jun 2002

Sat Jun 22 2002

Minister not teachers in 'cloud cuckoo land'

Sun Jun 23 2002

Treasury Confirms Govt's Slashing Of Health

Tue Jun 25 2002

National continues to poll ahead in key seats

Wed Jun 26 2002

Review NCEA Before More Schools Back Off

Wed Jun 26 2002

Bill English - Speech to School Principals

Fri Jun 28 2002

Flood Relief Should Be Fair

Fri Jun 28 2002

National delivers bold reform plan for education

Fri Jun 28 2002

What Happened To 4% Dr Cullen?

Fri Jun 28 2002

Plain English - 28 June 2002

Sat Jun 29 2002

2002 Election Campaign Opening - Bill English

Sun Jun 30 2002

Serious Health Cuts Under Labour Govt.

Mon Jul 01 2002

Labour’s Defence Concepts "Tragi-Comic"

Tue Jul 02 2002

Another control-freak policy from Labour

Wed Jul 03 2002

Labour Treads Tired Path On Education

Wed Jul 03 2002

Labour's Ridiculous PC-Agenda Unravels

Wed Jul 03 2002

Ryall Speech: Law and Order - A Key Election Issue

Wed Jul 03 2002

Student loans frustration grows

Wed Jul 03 2002

Employment Key To Migrant Success

Fri Jul 05 2002

English Address to National Party Conference

Mon Jul 08 2002

Maharey embarrassed on employment policy

Mon Jul 08 2002

National will deliver quality and choice

Mon Jul 08 2002

National's tertiary policy applies to all students

Mon Jul 08 2002

Read the policy again

Mon Jul 08 2002

Sowry Address to National Party Conference

Mon Jul 08 2002

Tell The Truth On Tax Dr Cullen!

Mon Jul 08 2002

Blame The Fat Jockey Not The Horse: Brash

Tue Jul 09 2002

Get Back To Negotiating On Teachers' Row

Tue Jul 09 2002

Dumb And Desperate: Pay To Stay

Wed Jul 10 2002

Government Band Aid Won't Sort Dispute

Mon Jul 15 2002

Plain English - Monday, 15 July 2002

Mon Jul 15 2002

Teachers' Dispute Nowhere Near Resolution

Mon Jul 15 2002

Survey Confirms NCEA Qualification Debacle

Wed Jul 17 2002

Can We Increase Our Savings? - Don Brash Speech

Thu Jul 18 2002

Clear Now No Party Will Govern Alone

Fri Jul 19 2002

Falealii Prime Candidate For Life Means Life

Fri Jul 19 2002

Supporting Science In New Zealand

Fri Jul 19 2002

Youth Vice President joins student protest

Fri Jul 19 2002

20 Questions Cullen Must Answer

Mon Jul 22 2002

Big Deficit Threatens Canterbury Health Services

Mon Jul 22 2002

Answer the questions Dr Cullen...

Tue Jul 23 2002

Teachers' Vote An Election Band-Aid

Tue Jul 23 2002

Deals Must Ensure Health Services Are Maintained

Tue Aug 06 2002

National Leader Announces Portfolio Allocations

Thu Aug 15 2002

Minister Must Make Cancer Records Consistent

Tue Aug 20 2002

Do less in NCEA, Government tells students

Wed Aug 21 2002

Glenfield police station closure just the beginnin

Fri Aug 23 2002

Mallard Losing The Plot Over NCEA

Mon Aug 26 2002

Government is hiding true truancy problem

Tue Aug 27 2002

All Talk, No Action On Youth Crime - Again

Wed Aug 28 2002

Maiden Speech - John Key MP for Helensville

Thu Aug 29 2002

Maiden Speech - Judith Collins

Fri Aug 30 2002

University Strike Shows Folly Of Fee Freeze

Mon Sep 02 2002

Maiden Speech - Don Brash

Tue Sep 03 2002

Maiden Speech - Brian Connell

Wed Sep 04 2002

Briefing papers show big issues for tertiary ed.

Mon Sep 09 2002

Three years wasted

Mon Sep 09 2002

Speechnotes: Richard Worth in Hanoi

Tue Sep 10 2002

Truancy spirals out of control as Govt dithers

Tue Sep 10 2002

Government’s fee freeze puts squeeze on Otago

Wed Sep 11 2002

Minister squanders taxpayers' money

Wed Sep 11 2002

Plain English Special - Remembering September 11

Wed Sep 11 2002

Kapa Haka recognition pc gone mad

Thu Sep 12 2002

Other countries fund Glivec - why can’t NZ?

Thu Sep 12 2002

SOE’s plans will hurt households

Fri Sep 13 2002

Mallard to blame for 6th Form Certificate problems

Mon Sep 16 2002

Government should come clean over housing scandal

Wed Sep 18 2002

Action needed on building crisis – and now

Mon Sep 23 2002

Govt washes hands of leaky homes disaster

Mon Sep 23 2002

The Straight Right - 20th September 2002

Mon Sep 23 2002

Christchurch meeting on leaky buildings

Tue Sep 24 2002

Big response to National’s leaky homes campaign

Wed Sep 25 2002

National urges teachers to hold off NCEA

Wed Sep 25 2002

Experts to address Canterbury meeting on leaky ho

Thu Sep 26 2002

National moves to provide solutions on leaky homes

Thu Sep 26 2002

The Right Talk - 27th September 2002

Fri Sep 27 2002

ChCh meeting demands solutions to leaky homes

Mon Sep 30 2002

Govt squanders taxpayers’ money on world markets

Mon Sep 30 2002

School Qualification mess continues

Mon Sep 30 2002

Wellington meeting on leaky homes

Mon Sep 30 2002

A rotten shame - English

Tue Oct 01 2002

Economic growth more than a matter of size

Wed Oct 02 2002

We won't see Hawkins for dust

Thu Oct 03 2002

Right Talk - 4th October 2002

Fri Oct 04 2002

Time to lift veil of secrecy on animal experiments

Fri Oct 04 2002

Inquiry Into School Qual’s Debacle Needed

Mon Oct 07 2002

National holds successful Tauranga meeting

Mon Oct 07 2002

Student debt keeps going up

Tue Oct 08 2002

It's the Maharey Principle again

Wed Oct 09 2002

Dunedin meeting on rotting homes

Fri Oct 11 2002

Minister must intervene to stop NI health strikes

Fri Oct 11 2002

Waikato meeting on rotting homes

Fri Oct 11 2002

Bali explosion blows out theories on benign enviro

Mon Oct 14 2002

Fixing of rotting homes requires legal ruling

Mon Oct 14 2002

National holds Waikato meeting on rotting homes

Mon Oct 14 2002

Porn birth is liberalness gone too far

Mon Oct 14 2002

Fee shambles forecast by Treasury

Wed Oct 16 2002

Hawkins misleads House on rotting homes

Wed Oct 16 2002

Inquiry shows depth of concern over NCEA

Wed Oct 16 2002

Education a key focus of China trip

Thu Oct 17 2002

Govt finally sees National’s wisdom

Thu Oct 17 2002

Hawkins invited to public meeting on rotting homes

Thu Oct 17 2002

The Right Talk - Bill English - 18th October

Fri Oct 18 2002

Uncertainty still surrounds Kyoto

Fri Oct 18 2002

National calls for more action on rotting homes

Mon Oct 21 2002

National fronts up with submissions

Mon Oct 21 2002

Bureaucracy gone mad in teacher qual debacle

Wed Oct 23 2002

Minister ignores strike-affected patients plight

Fri Oct 25 2002

Abolition of Bursary premature

Tue Oct 29 2002

Lives at risk and still Annette King does nothing

Tue Oct 29 2002

Law empowers Minister to sort out health dispute

Wed Oct 30 2002

Auckland facing major police shortages

Mon Nov 04 2002

Review fails to address projected gas shortage

Wed Nov 06 2002

United Future can’t have it both ways

Wed Nov 06 2002

What taniwha? Get on with the road!

Wed Nov 06 2002

Private tertiary payout a sop

Tue Nov 12 2002

Nats welcome report opposing export education levy

Mon Nov 18 2002

Students facing NCEA exam mess

Mon Nov 18 2002

Bill English Speech to NZ Institute of Directors

Tue Nov 19 2002

National defines principles over breakfast

Tue Nov 19 2002

Patients need to be sicker to get operations

Tue Nov 19 2002

Review must not jeopardise academic freedom

Wed Nov 20 2002

Govt cap on foreign students kneejerk reaction

Thu Nov 21 2002

The Right Talk - Hawkins Must Go

Fri Nov 22 2002

Helen Clark doesn’t care about homeowners

Tue Nov 26 2002

Qantas deal turns sour for workers

Thu Nov 28 2002

Bill English Speech: The Line In The Sand

Fri Nov 29 2002

The Right Talk - Political Correctness Too Far

Fri Nov 29 2002

1000 police and their families rally in Auckland

Mon Dec 02 2002

Government anniversary falls flat

Mon Dec 02 2002

Plague of Political Correctness Spreads

Mon Dec 02 2002

Thousands spent on covering up rotting homes

Mon Dec 02 2002

Students should be heard

Tue Dec 03 2002

New Acts threaten credibility of tertiary sector

Thu Dec 05 2002

ACC bill sees off another top New Zealander

Fri Dec 06 2002

Investigation into student rip-off called for

Fri Dec 06 2002

Report confirms anti-competitive concerns

Mon Dec 09 2002

Fund NCEA implementation properly

Thu Dec 12 2002

Thousands of South Auckland patients miss out

Thu Dec 12 2002

Homeland Security - A Discussion Paper

Mon Dec 16 2002

Volunteer firefighters beaten back by OSH laws

Tue Dec 17 2002

Keep racial politics out of research

Tue Dec 31 2002

Prescription prices rise as Govt underfunds

Tue Dec 31 2002

Queenstown meeting on rotting homes

Fri Jan 03 2003

Child support debt doubles under Labour

Mon Jan 06 2003

Maori should apologise over science gaffe

Mon Jan 06 2003

Meremere fatality requires Government action

Mon Jan 06 2003

Southern area widely affected by rotting homes

Fri Jan 10 2003

Schools face teacher supply crisis

Tue Jan 14 2003

Criticism of new primary health system supported

Wed Jan 15 2003

Canterbury waiting times appalling

Thu Jan 16 2003

Dog owners should pay higher price for attacks

Thu Jan 16 2003

Too many CYFS children moved around

Mon Jan 20 2003

What’s the Minister hiding?

Tue Jan 21 2003

Bill English's Unity And Development Speech

Wed Jan 22 2003

Teacher Shortage Compromises Education for 1000s

Tue Jan 28 2003

United Future again urged to stand up to Govt

Tue Jan 28 2003

Brash Speech: Where To From Here?

Wed Jan 29 2003

Timaru doctors' strike a milestone for Labour

Mon Feb 03 2003

Parliament must act on dog Bill

Tue Feb 04 2003

Exam fee hike an outrage

Mon Feb 10 2003

Govt short-changing of NCEA to cost parents

Mon Feb 10 2003

Apartheid pre-school horrifies National

Thu Feb 13 2003

Cullen won't deal to boy racer hoons!

Thu Feb 13 2003

More red tape for tertiary education

Thu Feb 13 2003

Why is Cullen protecting boy racers?

Wed Feb 19 2003

Why doesn't Govt support Auditor General's study

Thu Feb 20 2003

Bill English Speech: "Treaty Grows Another Leg"

Tue Feb 25 2003

Heart patients at risk - inquiry needed

Tue Feb 25 2003

Holidays Bill must change - Sowry

Tue Feb 25 2003

Catalogue of incompetence on biosecurity

Wed Feb 26 2003

Medical professionals speak out in desperation

Wed Feb 26 2003

Burglary Response Times

Wed Mar 05 2003

Economic growth - the Prime Minister backs down

Thu Mar 06 2003

Government hands out more corporate welfare

Tue Mar 11 2003

Action needed, not more consultation

Wed Mar 12 2003

Govt cuts thousands from surgery lists

Wed Mar 12 2003

Speech – Bill English: Outline of welfare reforms

Thu Mar 13 2003

National to force vote on Painted Apple Moth

Fri Mar 14 2003

Right Talk: National Pledges Welfare Reform

Fri Mar 14 2003

Speech: Mapp - Iraq: Making the right decision

Tue Mar 18 2003

SARS threat continues to grow

Fri Mar 28 2003

Hodgson makes pointless threat to power generators

Mon Mar 31 2003

Right Talk - Weekly Comment from Bill English

Mon Mar 31 2003

Tertiary Commission in a shambles

Mon Mar 31 2003

Vital that ACC contracts are sorted

Mon Mar 31 2003

Insane primary care policy must be stopped

Wed Apr 02 2003

Another talkfest for bureaucrats

Thu Apr 03 2003

Bill English Address to Tauranga Public Meeting

Thu Apr 03 2003

More confusion on overseas students policy

Thu Apr 03 2003

Southern heart patients treated unfairly

Thu Apr 03 2003

English Address: St Peters Cathedral Church Hall

Fri Apr 04 2003

More knee-jerk immigration policy

Mon Apr 07 2003

Mallard buries his head in the sand on literacy

Thu Apr 10 2003

English Speech: Give MPs the tools to do their job

Mon Apr 14 2003

Full audit of Maori TV projects now needed

Mon Apr 14 2003

Fence farm dogs in .... not a chance

Wed Apr 16 2003

Private centres needed to cut cancer waiting lists

Wed Apr 16 2003

Cancer stats being hidden from the public

Tue Apr 22 2003

English Speech to Balclutha National Party AGM

Thu Apr 24 2003

More academic babble from Maharey

Tue Apr 29 2003

RMA changes just keep getting worse

Wed Apr 30 2003

Where's the evidence on private prison brutality?

Wed Apr 30 2003

Business picks up tab for failing education system

Thu May 01 2003

National Women's Hospital name must stay

Fri May 02 2003

Bill English Address Lower NI Regional Conference

Mon May 05 2003

NZQA head must go over exam fee increase

Wed May 07 2003

Brash - Address to PricewaterhouseCoopers

Thu May 08 2003

Tax cuts can boost investment and lift growth

Thu May 08 2003

Don Brash Address to the Auckland Rotary Club

Mon May 12 2003

English Speech: National Party Regional Conference

Mon May 12 2003

Health Minister abandons patients

Wed May 14 2003

National pledges support for Project Aqua

Wed May 14 2003

Govt breaks credit card promise on student fees

Thu May 15 2003

Lights dim on Labour in 'do nothing' budget

Thu May 15 2003

National Party - No Growth Budget 2003

Thu May 15 2003

No funding boost to health in Budget

Thu May 15 2003

Rural sector written out of 'no growth' Budget

Fri May 16 2003

Simon Power Speech To Institute Of Intl. Affairs

Fri May 16 2003

English Speech - Region National Party Conference

Mon May 19 2003

National Ethnic Affairs Spokesperson

Wed May 21 2003

Why Are Schools Failing So Many Of Our Kids?

Fri May 23 2003

Labour imposes its PC agenda on roading

Wed May 28 2003

National will stop growing welfare dependency

Wed May 28 2003

Govt pursues bewildering foreign policy

Fri May 30 2003

The no care, no responsibility Government

Fri May 30 2003

Gap between work and welfare set to shrink

Wed Jun 04 2003

Should NZ taxpayers fund Aussie investment?

Wed Jun 04 2003

Don Brash Writes... No. 10, 11 June 2003

Wed Jun 11 2003

Minister dodges responsibility for heart deaths

Thu Jun 12 2003

The Right Talk, The Leader's View - 16 June 2003

Mon Jun 16 2003

National backs second language debate

Tue Jun 17 2003

Minister unaware operations being cancelled

Wed Jun 18 2003

Government backtracks on tax promise

Thu Jun 19 2003

Minister dodges questions over Govt grab of pokies

Thu Jun 19 2003

Parliament congratulates Dr John Hood

Wed Jun 25 2003

Real results needed from Australian defence talks

Wed Jun 25 2003

Report confirms Health Minister misleads public

Thu Jun 26 2003

Thousands wait years for state houses

Mon Jun 30 2003

Govt must dispense with stat dispensing

Tue Jul 01 2003

Ratepayers hit by more 'sly taxes'

Tue Jul 01 2003

Smith congratulates police on truancy prosecution

Tue Jul 01 2003

Private surgeons should use idle theatres

Fri Jul 04 2003

JPs must do the task - or go

Wed Jul 09 2003

Rich Speech to National Party Conference

Fri Jul 11 2003

Brash Address to National Party Conference

Mon Jul 14 2003

English Address to National Party Conference

Mon Jul 14 2003

Kirk Address to National Party Conference

Mon Jul 14 2003

Mapp Speech To National Party Conference

Mon Jul 14 2003

National Party elects President and new board

Mon Jul 14 2003

English Address to Whangarei public meeting 16 Jul

Wed Jul 16 2003

English - Farmers easy target for Government

Wed Jul 16 2003

National Asks For Intervention Over Lake Rotoiti

Mon Jul 21 2003

Children's health services in crisis

Wed Jul 23 2003

Labour's legacy of taxes and racial tension

Wed Jul 23 2003

National Press Club Breakfast - Bill English

Thu Jul 24 2003

Big Business Or Small Business - It's The Same

Fri Jul 25 2003

National expands seabed and foreshore petition

Mon Jul 28 2003

Cullen plays race card of his own

Tue Jul 29 2003

Labour gives up on student loans

Tue Jul 29 2003

English Speech: Passing The Parcel

Wed Jul 30 2003

The Right Talk 29 July 2003 - Winning The Debate

Wed Jul 30 2003

United Future in bed with Labour yet again

Wed Jul 30 2003

Surgical penny pinching in Otago just the start

Thu Jul 31 2003

Housing scheme misses the target

Fri Aug 01 2003

Government wastes legal aid on Algerian case

Tue Aug 05 2003

Jobs Joke of 10 'not so new' programmes

Tue Aug 05 2003

Bassett Speech reconfirms Labour's Anti-US

Wed Aug 06 2003

Misinformation from Land Information Minister

Thu Aug 07 2003

English Address to the Wellington Rotary Club

Mon Aug 11 2003

Traffic plan more revenue collecting

Wed Aug 13 2003

Doctor leaves in disgust at unfair PHO system

Thu Aug 14 2003

Splinter business group pandering to PM

Thu Aug 14 2003

Labour can't avoid foreshore 'ownership'

Mon Aug 18 2003

Axing courses a snub to agriculture

Wed Aug 20 2003

The Right Talk, The Leader's View - 20 August 200

Wed Aug 20 2003

Universities cornered by fees deceit

Thu Aug 21 2003

Farmer fury grows over flatulence tax

Mon Aug 25 2003

Tyranny of distance hampers child healthcare

Wed Aug 27 2003

Give to staff, take away from students

Mon Sep 01 2003

NZ will lose pharmacists due to stat dispensing

Wed Sep 03 2003

One way traffic in beaches debate

Wed Sep 03 2003

Maharey fails students after years of promises

Mon Sep 08 2003

Speed camera tax grab hits your region

Mon Sep 08 2003

Attack on Dr Newman 'disgraceful distraction'

Fri Sep 12 2003

Govt pulls plug on greenhouse gas research

Fri Sep 12 2003

Tertiary education burdened by more bureaucracy

Mon Sep 15 2003

Taxpayers shell out nearly $500,000 on hui

Tue Sep 16 2003

The Right Talk, The Leader's View - 16 September

Tue Sep 16 2003

Speech: English - Raising Education Standards

Wed Sep 17 2003

English Address to Law Students International

Thu Sep 18 2003

Govt must fix RMA rather than pick favourites

Mon Sep 22 2003

National testing key to raising standards

Tue Sep 23 2003

Keep racial politics out of research

Wed Sep 24 2003

Brash Report: Keep Racial Politics Out Of Researc

Thu Oct 02 2003

Speech by Don Brash - A Nation in Peril

Thu Oct 02 2003

Youth Drug Court pilot needs reviewed

Thu Oct 02 2003

Soft approach to truancy won't work

Fri Oct 03 2003

What happened to free speech at Victoria Uni?

Wed Oct 08 2003

Minister punishes non-union principals

Thu Oct 09 2003

Student debt up, up and away

Thu Oct 09 2003

Supreme Court a Trojan horse for hidden agenda

Thu Oct 09 2003

National defeats dog fencing laws

Tue Oct 14 2003

Pig disease a warning not to be ignored

Tue Oct 14 2003

Too little, too late on truancy

Tue Oct 14 2003

Patients play piggy in the middle

Wed Oct 15 2003

Govt doesn't care about patients

Mon Oct 20 2003

Patient distress needs national study

Tue Oct 21 2003

Otago's ballooning deficit will mean service cuts

Wed Oct 22 2003

Govt slapped in the face over air merger

Thu Oct 23 2003

Statement By Don Brash On National Leadership

Sun Oct 26 2003

Documents prove deceit over tertiary fees

Wed Oct 29 2003

Withdrawal of residential drug treatment funding

Wed Oct 29 2003

Govt should take action on lahar now

Fri Oct 31 2003

Poll-driven speed camera policy won't work

Mon Nov 03 2003

Roading claims nothing but spin - Brownlee

Wed Nov 05 2003

Govt inaction threatens export education industry

Thu Nov 06 2003

Mallard should bow out of export education

Thu Nov 06 2003

Brash - Address to the NZ Chamber of Commerce

Mon Nov 10 2003

Government too slow to act on speed labs

Mon Nov 10 2003

NZQA spending blow-out on travel & accommodation

Mon Nov 10 2003

Armistice Day a tribute to our heroes

Tue Nov 11 2003

Bulging health bureaucracy exposed in report

Wed Nov 12 2003

Brash Report: An Update From The National Leader

Thu Nov 13 2003

National Party Candidate College to be launched

Tue Nov 18 2003

Government should rule out hidden cameras

Wed Nov 19 2003

Treated timber cleared by experts

Fri Nov 21 2003

Another speed camera scam

Tue Nov 25 2003

Students pay the price for a cheap political deal

Tue Nov 25 2003

Brash-Report - No. 21, 26 November 2003

Wed Nov 26 2003

Housing New Zealand is failing tenants

Wed Nov 26 2003

Independent Producers Pay For TVNZ Charter

Wed Nov 26 2003

Govt policy forces cancer patients across Tasman

Fri Nov 28 2003

Justice delayed is justice denied

Tue Dec 02 2003

PHOs are a $400 million disaster

Tue Dec 02 2003

Brash - Address to the Asia Forum

Wed Dec 03 2003

Outrage Over Plan To Wipe Child Support Debt

Thu Dec 04 2003

Trevor Mallard Feeling Heat On School Closures

Thu Dec 04 2003

Govt double standard on cervical screening

Wed Dec 10 2003

National exposes bid to hide NCEA failures

Wed Dec 10 2003

Where's Nosey?

Thu Dec 11 2003

Children in benefit-led households

Mon Dec 15 2003

Health Minister finally acts on Dunstan Hospital

Mon Dec 15 2003

Small business first to suffer from Holidays Act

Wed Dec 17 2003

Government must back scientific research

Thu Dec 18 2003

MP wants inquiry into $1.7 billion industry

Tue Dec 23 2003

Who's being exploited again Margaret?

Tue Dec 30 2003

Justice taking longer and longer

Tue Jan 06 2004

National launches SKOOLS.co.nz

Sun Jan 11 2004

Teacher shortage bites

Wed Jan 14 2004

Inaction by stretched police no surprise to MP

Thu Jan 15 2004

Official papers confirm Labour is failing Maori

Mon Jan 19 2004

Substance lost in NCEA spin

Mon Jan 19 2004

More fuel for probe into language schools

Tue Jan 20 2004

New bid to hide health policy failures

Tue Jan 20 2004

Ryall Demands Answers On Corrections Koha

Tue Jan 20 2004

Labour fails to deliver more surgery

Wed Jan 21 2004

DOC Buying Birchwood-Idealism Out Of Control

Mon Jan 26 2004

Saddam Found, Parker Still Missing!

Mon Jan 26 2004

NATIONHOOD - Don Brash Speech Orewa Rotary Club

Tue Jan 27 2004

Parents denied chance to hear school plan

Tue Jan 27 2004

Labour wastes more education money

Wed Jan 28 2004

Chief Judge raises alarm on court workload

Fri Jan 30 2004

Rural schools savaged in South Canterbury

Fri Jan 30 2004

Mallard sneaks in more school closures

Mon Feb 02 2004

Let's have reasoned debate

Mon Feb 09 2004

National postcard campaign on school closures

Mon Feb 09 2004

The Brash Report: Ratana To Waitangi Via Orewa

Wed Feb 11 2004

Honesty needed on child welfare issues

Thu Feb 12 2004

National hits the road with Treaty message

Mon Feb 16 2004

Another fines gimmick from Government

Tue Feb 17 2004

Brash welcomes foreshore support

Mon Feb 23 2004

71 School closures for wrong reasons

Tue Feb 24 2004

Grim future for GPs under Labour

Tue Feb 24 2004

Victory for parent power

Tue Feb 24 2004

The Brash-Report - No. 24, 25 February 2004

Wed Feb 25 2004

State Schools Suffer Int. Students Look Elsewhere

Fri Feb 27 2004

Govt forces Small Claims Court hearings delay

Mon Mar 01 2004

The biggest load of hot air since the Hindenburg!

Wed Mar 03 2004

Education Minister ducks for cover

Thu Mar 04 2004

Don Brash Responds To His Critics - Speech

Fri Mar 05 2004

Race-based bonuses must go

Mon Mar 08 2004

Labour's immigration policy in chaos

Tue Mar 09 2004

State sanctioned plunder of fisheries

Tue Mar 09 2004

Clark abdicates responsibility for Maori policy

Wed Mar 10 2004

Employers penalised for hiring non-Maori

Mon Mar 15 2004

Govt denies Alzheimers sufferers treatment

Mon Mar 15 2004

Minister must explain the wasted millions

Mon Mar 15 2004

Rattled PM looks to change the rules

Mon Mar 15 2004

Minister defends sing-along courses

Tue Mar 16 2004

Brash pays tribute to outstanding New Zealander

Wed Mar 17 2004

NZ Trade Speech: Brash - Currency and intervention

Wed Mar 17 2004

Speech Don Brash Institute of Directors breakfast

Wed Mar 17 2004

Court injunction casts doubt over rankings

Thu Mar 18 2004

Maharey must explain hip-hoppers 'chill out'

Thu Mar 18 2004

Waitaki Bill still deficient says National

Mon Mar 22 2004

Literacy scheme an admission of failure

Tue Mar 23 2004

Escalating prison costs salt in the wound

Wed Mar 24 2004

'Extremely unsafe environment' no place for kids

Wed Mar 24 2004

The Brash-Report - No. 26, 24 March 2004

Wed Mar 24 2004

Waikato prison process gets murkier

Wed Mar 24 2004

Time for answers on the foreshore and seabed

Thu Mar 25 2004

Simon Power - New Zealand For My Generation

Mon Mar 29 2004

Inquiry needed into Springhill Prison excesses

Wed Mar 31 2004

Minister complicit in school's cover-up job

Wed Mar 31 2004

Key - Speech to Annual Super Funds Summit

Tue Apr 06 2004

Labour wrong about small schools

Tue Apr 06 2004

Mapp says sort out Zaoui issue now

Wed Apr 07 2004

Brash-Report - No. 27, 7 April 2004

Thu Apr 08 2004

Budget must address holes in biosecurity policy

Thu Apr 08 2004

Poor Govt planning leaves Navy high and dry

Wed Apr 14 2004

Lack of support forces export ed U-turn

Fri Apr 16 2004

RNZ plan would put more taxpayer cash at risk

Fri Apr 16 2004

PPTA Sings From Mallard’s Songsheet

Mon Apr 19 2004

Treaty education, information or propaganda?

Mon Apr 19 2004

Don Brash fears long-term damage from Holidays Act

Tue Apr 20 2004

Double standard in mercy sentence

Wed Apr 21 2004

Massey University Lecture Series - Simon Power MP

Wed Apr 21 2004

Springhill Prison report a whitewash

Wed Apr 21 2004

The Brash-Report - No. 28, 21 April 2004

Wed Apr 21 2004

Stagnant drug budget sees patients suffer

Thu Apr 22 2004

Courts in crisis as backlog grows

Fri Apr 23 2004

English applauds Hood criticism of the TEC

Fri Apr 23 2004

Tax on boaties should be thrown overboard

Fri Apr 23 2004

Tertiary funding priorities in disarray

Fri Apr 23 2004

Playing hooky to hikoi unacceptable - English

Wed Apr 28 2004

Orthopaedic surgery grinds to a halt in Dunedin

Thu Apr 29 2004

Collins Comments 30 April 2004

Fri Apr 30 2004

Brash - What Sort of Nation Do We Want?

Mon May 03 2004

Kirk Speech to Central North Island Conference

Mon May 03 2004

Lockwood Smith Speech - The Power of Trade

Mon May 03 2004

The Brash Report - No. 29, 5 May 2004

Wed May 05 2004

Govt all smoke and mirrors on land tenure

Thu May 06 2004

Labour's tertiary ed strategy an expensive failure

Thu May 06 2004

Minister has no answers to A&E crisis

Thu May 06 2004

Anti-racism rally defies the critics

Mon May 10 2004

Don Brash Speech: Building a Better Future

Mon May 10 2004

English: CPIT in disarray

Mon May 10 2004

John Key Regional Conference Speech:

Mon May 10 2004

Judy Kirk Speech National Party President

Mon May 10 2004

Export education package pure cosmetics

Wed May 12 2004

Export education package pure cosmetics

Thu May 13 2004

Brownlee Address To Northern Regional Conference

Mon May 17 2004

Don Brash Address - A New Agenda For Maori

Mon May 17 2004

Judy Kirk – Address To Northern Region Conference

Mon May 17 2004

Tertiary education document muddled

Tue May 18 2004

Time to get tough on parole, says National

Tue May 18 2004

National hopes foreshore views swamp committee

Thu May 20 2004

Roading Now - Speech by Dr Don Brash

Fri May 21 2004

Government failing to cut youth crime

Mon May 24 2004

Judy Kirk National Party Southern Regional Conf.

Mon May 24 2004

Tairawhiti funding scam: the plot thickens

Wed May 26 2004

Tamihere caught telling Parliament porkies

Wed May 26 2004

Budget: 25,000 young children excluded

Thu May 27 2004

Leader of the Opposition Post-Budget speech

Thu May 27 2004

Maharey's waste-based tertiary policy

Thu May 27 2004

Budget: 25,000 young children excluded

Fri May 28 2004

Families And The State - Correcting The Balance

Mon May 31 2004

Judy Kirk - to National Party Canterbury-Westland

Mon May 31 2004

Minister must accept CPIT payment

Mon May 31 2004

Sowry Address To Electricty Industry Reform Conf.

Mon May 31 2004

Thousands of calls to CYFS go unanswered

Mon May 31 2004

Give parenting back to parents

Wed Jun 02 2004

No price high enough for DOC land grab

Wed Jun 02 2004

New investigations won't show problems

Thu Jun 03 2004

Four-day working week now more attractive for some

Tue Jun 08 2004

Funding cuts set to bite at polytechnics & wananga

Tue Jun 08 2004

Nats launch campaign with Grey Power Over Power

Wed Jun 09 2004

New funding won't save health research

Wed Jun 09 2004

New programme beats feel-good school reports

Wed Jun 09 2004

Why doesn't Mallard order CPIT audit?

Fri Jun 11 2004

Govt lets tertiary institute off the hook - again

Mon Jun 14 2004

Brash-Report - No. 32, 16 June 2004

Wed Jun 16 2004

ERO doubt about NCEA bad for students

Wed Jun 16 2004

English welcomes CPIT inquiry

Mon Jun 21 2004

Minister must get to grips with CYFS

Tue Jun 22 2004

National decision on ship visits issue

Tue Jun 22 2004

New schools: students given the run-around

Wed Jun 23 2004

Mapp Speech To Maori Legal Forum

Thu Jun 24 2004

New schools: students given the run-around

Thu Jun 24 2004

Collapse In Skilled Migration Threatens Economy

Mon Jun 28 2004

Collins Comments 28 June 2004

Mon Jun 28 2004

English’s amazing u-turn on community education

Mon Jun 28 2004

No confidence in export education management

Mon Jun 28 2004

Polytechs face huge funding cuts

Mon Jun 28 2004

Breast screening extension misses start date

Thu Jul 01 2004

TEC cover-up raises serious questions

Thu Jul 01 2004

Science shake-up a huge blow

Fri Jul 02 2004

Warning for schools set to merge

Fri Jul 02 2004

Don Brash: Law and Order Speech

Mon Jul 05 2004

Graduates ideal to fill skilled migrant shortfall

Tue Jul 06 2004

Top of the South Transmission/RMA problem

Tue Jul 06 2004

Speech: Brash - National - the way forward

Mon Jul 12 2004

Speech: English - National - Opening doors

Mon Jul 12 2004

Speech: Key - How to grow the economic cake

Mon Jul 12 2004

Speech: Rich - Beyond welfare dependency

Mon Jul 12 2004

Government must act on accident gridlocks

Tue Jul 13 2004

Hon Roger Sowry Announces Retirement

Tue Jul 13 2004

Judith Collins: Child Abuse Reports Soar

Mon Jul 19 2004

Another blow to defence credibility

Fri Jul 23 2004

Brash Speech: To Local Govt New Zealand

Wed Jul 28 2004

Corporate box spend-up must be investigated

Thu Jul 29 2004

Mallard all talk, no action

Thu Jul 29 2004

Ministry bungle puts childcare centres at risk

Fri Jul 30 2004

Cake stalls for teachers’ salaries

Wed Aug 04 2004

No accountability for $15.3m scam

Thu Aug 05 2004

Young Nats support current drinking age

Thu Aug 05 2004

Minister must widen polytech slush fund scrutiny

Fri Aug 06 2004

Community Education Investigation - at last

Thu Aug 12 2004

Time to come clean on NCEA

Fri Aug 13 2004

It's official - anything goes for NCEA

Tue Aug 17 2004

$80m tertiary mess gets bigger

Mon Aug 23 2004

Celebrating Families 23 August 2004

Mon Aug 23 2004

Brash-Report - No. 29, 5 May - The Holidays Act

Tue Aug 24 2004

Grants fail to compensate for lost research

Tue Aug 24 2004

Professor Mutu a disgrace

Wed Aug 25 2004

Schools Fundraising To Stay Afloat

Wed Aug 25 2004

Taxpayers Carry Cost For Slack DPB Rules

Wed Aug 25 2004

Cambridge High problems snowballing

Thu Aug 26 2004

English hands box over to NZQA

Fri Aug 27 2004

Brash should back English or sack him

Tue Aug 31 2004

University must condemn 'civil war' statement

Tue Aug 31 2004

No employment guarantees for scientists

Wed Sep 01 2004

Charities Bill spells disaster for sport

Thu Sep 02 2004

Labour plunders victims' money

Thu Sep 02 2004

Ministers hysterical in the face of criticism

Thu Sep 02 2004

Parents underwrite schools' finances

Thu Sep 02 2004

Academics prove PM wrong

Mon Sep 06 2004

Community Education Gravy Train Steams On

Tue Sep 07 2004

PM confirms plane talk all hot air

Tue Sep 07 2004

Mallard's mess gets messier

Mon Sep 13 2004

Underage abortions: parents’ right to know

Mon Sep 13 2004

Watch out for union-friendly 'experts'

Tue Sep 14 2004

Co-management in RMA is a recipe for paralysis

Thu Sep 16 2004

Maharey all talk, no action on tertiary strategy

Thu Sep 16 2004

Another knee-jerk reaction from Maharey

Fri Sep 17 2004

News Worthy - 17 September 2004

Fri Sep 17 2004

Minister tries creative accounting with abuse no.s

Wed Sep 22 2004

Mallard's funding priorities in disarray

Fri Sep 24 2004

20,000 students taught by ineffective teachers

Wed Sep 29 2004

News Worthy - 1 October 2004

Fri Oct 01 2004

Brian Connell: Carbon Tax

Mon Oct 04 2004

Kawhia first victim of Labour's childcare cull

Mon Oct 04 2004

No assessment on in-house DOC course

Mon Oct 04 2004

Prisoner compo law must be retrospective

Mon Oct 04 2004

Maharey laughing stock at polytechs

Tue Oct 05 2004

English calls for Aoraki investigation

Wed Oct 06 2004

More Aoraki Polytech courses in doubt

Wed Oct 06 2004

Brash Speech: What did NZ get for the $34b?

Thu Oct 07 2004

Don Brash Writes: No. 41

Thu Oct 07 2004

NZQA, ERO blind to Cambridge problems?

Fri Oct 08 2004

Tribute for one of out great storytellers

Mon Oct 11 2004

Labour's law ensured local election debacle

Tue Oct 12 2004

Fake psychiatrist should face extradition

Mon Oct 18 2004

One rule for Lianne another for John

Fri Oct 22 2004

Govt dithering over land tenure review

Tue Oct 26 2004

Schools with zones increase by almost 50%

Tue Oct 26 2004

We are all New Zealanders

Tue Oct 26 2004

More trouble ahead for tertiary education

Thu Oct 28 2004

National warns of nationwide drug shortage

Thu Oct 28 2004

Don Brash Writes - No. 43, 3 November 2004

Wed Nov 03 2004

Brash; Speech to Visionschools

Thu Nov 04 2004

Govt speaks with forked tongue on foreshore policy

Thu Nov 04 2004

Further Govt meddling for small investors

Fri Nov 05 2004

Pharmac review glosses over concerns

Wed Nov 10 2004

Mallard creates another smokescreen

Fri Nov 12 2004

Mallard adds to schools' funding problems

Tue Nov 16 2004

Government's chain reaction of incompetence

Thu Nov 18 2004

Schools suffer as intl’ students look elsewhere

Tue Nov 23 2004

Pukekohe could save the day for V8 fans

Wed Nov 24 2004

Gambling Act: schools set to lose $3.8m

Mon Nov 29 2004

Report backs call for choice in education

Mon Nov 29 2004

Don Brash backs public mandate on civil unions

Tue Nov 30 2004

Minister can't pass the buck on land sales

Tue Nov 30 2004

Incompetent teachers will be registered

Wed Dec 01 2004

Don Brash Writes: No. 45, 1 December 2004

Thu Dec 02 2004

Another Mallard U-Turn

Fri Dec 03 2004

Labour fails young NZers

Tue Dec 07 2004

Maharey backs down part of the way

Wed Dec 08 2004

Higher salaries best way to reverse brain drain

Thu Dec 09 2004

Getting Ahead With Lower Taxes

Fri Dec 10 2004

Labour’s tertiary strategy has failed

Mon Dec 13 2004

Maharey throws away $1.54 billion

Tue Dec 14 2004

Prison budget blowout reaches $384,000 per bed

Tue Dec 14 2004

Maharey plays on as ship goes down

Wed Dec 15 2004

Removing race? Yeah, right

Wed Dec 15 2004

Pork barrel politics - not health

Thu Dec 16 2004

Race to remain an issue in education

Thu Dec 16 2004

Families will be horrified

Mon Dec 20 2004

English: It's time to listen to parents

Tue Dec 21 2004

Govt turns blind eye to drug wastage

Tue Dec 21 2004

Education standards reach new low

Thu Dec 23 2004

Tsunami Tragedy Will Touch New Zealand

Mon Dec 27 2004

Govt should rethink rescue helicopter cuts

Wed Jan 05 2005

More polytech courses scrapped

Wed Jan 05 2005

English urges school leavers to choose wisely

Mon Jan 10 2005

Govt robs students of their independence

Mon Jan 10 2005

Govt prefers twilight golf to skills training

Wed Jan 12 2005

Get cracking tracking Kiwi dodgers in Aussie

Thu Jan 13 2005

Labour must explain dodgy Aussie numbers

Fri Jan 14 2005

Export education collapse cuts teacher shortage

Mon Jan 17 2005

Govt Still Ignoring Poor A&E Performance

Tue Jan 18 2005

Labour In Disarray Over Skills Training

Tue Jan 18 2005

National applauds backdown on helicopters

Wed Jan 19 2005

Government must drop anti-Unitec bill

Mon Jan 24 2005

More Teachers - Less Teaching

Mon Jan 24 2005

Good appointment, bad strategy

Thu Jan 27 2005

Migrant welfare case shows need for Brash reforms

Thu Jan 27 2005

Vaccination requirement hugely beneficial

Thu Jan 27 2005

Brash Attacks 'Deeply Troubling' NCEA Question

Mon Jan 31 2005

Labour Brainwashes Young Students

Mon Jan 31 2005

NZQA must clear up scholarship rumours

Mon Jan 31 2005

Brash - Speech: Address-In-Reply

Tue Feb 01 2005

Hutchison to take Labour to task over health

Tue Feb 01 2005

Judith Collins plans a fight for our kids

Tue Feb 01 2005

Judith Collins Speech -Clevedon Lions Nov 2002

Wed Feb 02 2005

NZQA sings from Labour's songsheet

Wed Feb 02 2005

Scholarship results must be released

Wed Feb 02 2005

NZQA stalling over scholarship results

Mon Feb 07 2005

Plan for killer road insufficient

Mon Feb 07 2005

Stranded travellers a reflection of legislation

Mon Feb 07 2005

IRD will be too little, too late

Wed Feb 09 2005

NCEA discrepancies unacceptable

Wed Feb 09 2005

No accountability for scholarship debacle

Wed Feb 09 2005

Power welcomes NCEA inquiry

Wed Feb 09 2005

Working For Families A Pathway To Debt

Wed Feb 09 2005

Labour Must Drop Scholarship Fix-It Fee

Thu Feb 10 2005

Scholarship fees must be refunded

Fri Feb 11 2005

Labour continues to let down top scholars

Mon Feb 14 2005

Problems in NCEA levels 2 and 3

Mon Feb 14 2005

Govt must act following another death on SH2

Tue Feb 15 2005

Labour moves to shut down NCEA debate

Tue Feb 15 2005

Brash: National will overhaul NCEA

Wed Feb 16 2005

More Benson-Pope panic

Wed Feb 16 2005

Ministers cooperate in cover-up

Thu Feb 17 2005

Pita Sharples patronising to Maori educators

Thu Feb 17 2005

News Worthy - 18 February 2005

Fri Feb 18 2005

NCEA grade point average is nonsense

Mon Feb 21 2005

Welfare reform requires more than a name change

Mon Feb 21 2005

Employers in the dark with NCEA students

Tue Feb 22 2005

Teachers frustrated with NCEA

Tue Feb 22 2005

Labour, NZQA deceive in unison

Thu Feb 24 2005

NZQA: hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil

Thu Feb 24 2005

Brash; Address to 'The Independent' luncheon

Fri Feb 25 2005

One year on 'needs-based' review goes nowhere

Fri Feb 25 2005

Reviews can't rewrite history

Mon Feb 28 2005

Trade training takes a backseat to education waste

Mon Feb 28 2005

Government shows contempt for students

Tue Mar 01 2005

Labour gave away chance to cap wananga growth

Tue Mar 01 2005

Get into action Internal Affairs, says Collins

Wed Mar 02 2005

Got piles? Go private

Wed Mar 02 2005

Labour bungles NCEA backdown

Wed Mar 02 2005

NCEA ‘expert’ a political poodle

Wed Mar 02 2005

‘P’ scourge casts ever-darkening shadow

Wed Mar 02 2005

'Independent expert' was NCEA architect

Thu Mar 03 2005

What's the story with Plunketline?

Thu Mar 03 2005

News Worthy - 4 March 2005 - No. 21

Fri Mar 04 2005

Labour ignored early warnings about scholarship

Mon Mar 07 2005

More Labour deceit over NCEA inquiry

Wed Mar 09 2005

National Candidate calls for 'School Gardens'

Wed Mar 09 2005

Building and Construction spokesman

Thu Mar 10 2005

Labour budgets $6m to fight owners of leaky homes

Thu Mar 10 2005

Trade deal exposes Labour’s hypocrisy

Thu Mar 10 2005

Mallard refuses to release scholarship advice

Mon Mar 14 2005

Bulging state sector needs better oversight

Tue Mar 15 2005

Homeopathy for pets – a strategic priority?

Tue Mar 15 2005

Labour’s pro-union laws cause friction at Uni

Tue Mar 15 2005

Bill English stands by homeopathy statement

Wed Mar 16 2005

Brash Speech - DoC threatens high country farming

Wed Mar 16 2005

Don Brash Writes: 1/4 Of NZ's Brightest Are Gone

Wed Mar 16 2005

Organic farming more important than special needs?

Thu Mar 17 2005

Trade training must be priority

Thu Mar 17 2005

NCEA cover-up continues

Fri Mar 18 2005

Wananga: Auditor-General inquiry a waste of time

Fri Mar 18 2005

Brash: Saving a generation of young people

Mon Mar 21 2005

Brownlee Speech: A great time to be in National

Mon Mar 21 2005

Don Brash Speech: needs National to fix welfare

Mon Mar 21 2005

Déjà vu in NCEA ‘05 says Bill English

Mon Mar 21 2005

‘Killer road’ claims another life

Mon Mar 21 2005

Kirk Speech CanterburyWestland Regional Conference

Mon Mar 21 2005

Labour ignored driving licence fraud claims

Wed Mar 23 2005

Motorway through PM’s electorate canned

Thu Mar 24 2005

Newsworthy 23 March 2005

Thu Mar 24 2005

NCEA: Subject Choice Matters More Than Performance

Mon Mar 28 2005

Sickness And Invalids Outnumber Unemployed

Mon Mar 28 2005

Judith Collins on National's Youth Justice Policy

Wed Mar 30 2005

Labour’s scholarship backdown welcome

Wed Mar 30 2005

CYF registrations increase

Thu Mar 31 2005

Labour ignores Disability Strategy

Thu Mar 31 2005

Collins Comments: Pylons - a danger for Ardmore

Fri Apr 01 2005

Council codes an expensive farce for ratepayers

Fri Apr 01 2005

Labour’s school cash squeeze forces court case

Fri Apr 01 2005

What's Going wONg: Dancing on a Pinhead

Fri Apr 01 2005

CYF registrations increase

Mon Apr 04 2005

Labour’s winter of discontent starts tomorrow

Mon Apr 04 2005

National Is Going For Growth - John Key Speech

Mon Apr 04 2005

Taxpayers Pay for Sex Operations

Mon Apr 04 2005

Licensing fraud blooms under authorities' eyes

Wed Apr 06 2005

Know-nothings responsible for NCEA exams

Thu Apr 07 2005

NZQA downplays facilitator role

Fri Apr 08 2005

Labour all talk, no action over Wänanga

Mon Apr 11 2005

The National Party and Older New Zealanders

Tue Apr 12 2005

Don Brash Speech - Excellence in Education

Wed Apr 13 2005

Don Brash Writes: No. 55, 13 April 2005

Wed Apr 13 2005

Excellence in education - Don Brash Statement

Wed Apr 13 2005

Don Brash Writes: National's Plan for Education

Thu Apr 14 2005

Labour, PPTA agree to version of bulk-funding

Thu Apr 14 2005

Education: National Shows The Way Forward

Fri Apr 15 2005

English Comments On Nat's Education Policy

Fri Apr 15 2005

Gerry In The House: Excellence in education

Fri Apr 15 2005

Brash Speech: A new government and a new direction

Mon Apr 18 2005

Brownlee Speech A Great Time To Be In National

Mon Apr 18 2005

Key speech: Nats serious about growing wage rates

Mon Apr 18 2005

Brash backs DIY builders

Thu Apr 21 2005

Perhaps Labour needs reminding

Thu Apr 21 2005

Labour Has Wrecked Confidence In Police

Fri Apr 22 2005

Don Brash - Address to Anzac Day Dawn Service

Tue Apr 26 2005

Huge reading gap for six-year-olds

Tue Apr 26 2005

Collins Comments - 27 April 2005

Wed Apr 27 2005

Don Brash Writes - No. 57, 27 April 2005

Wed Apr 27 2005

Reading Recovery Needs Recovery

Thu Apr 28 2005

Secrecy over scholarship failure must end

Fri Apr 29 2005

Union Legislation Takes Effect Confidence Plummets

Fri Apr 29 2005

What Going wONg

Fri Apr 29 2005

Labour charade on student allowances exposed

Mon May 02 2005

Bluster but no action over secret payout

Tue May 03 2005

Mallard gives students the Heineken treatment

Tue May 03 2005

Heads must roll at dysfunctional Commission

Wed May 04 2005

NCEA results conveniently late

Thu May 05 2005

Roads will pay for themselves

Thu May 05 2005

Trevor Mallard misleads again

Thu May 05 2005

Gerry in The House - 6 May 2005

Fri May 06 2005

Labour can't hide the size of its surplus

Fri May 06 2005

Mallard passes the buck

Fri May 06 2005

Mapp Speech: Productivity and the Workplace

Fri May 06 2005

Helen Can't Decide an Election Date

Mon May 09 2005

Students at risk from lame duck leadership

Mon May 09 2005

Wananga Mess Entirely Labour's Making

Mon May 09 2005

Mallard sat on hands over wananga

Tue May 10 2005

Don Brash Writes No. 58, 11 May 2005

Wed May 11 2005

Bill English Comments

Thu May 12 2005

Gerry In The House: Wheels Fall Off Labour Bus

Fri May 13 2005

What's Going W - May 13 2005

Fri May 13 2005

Brash Speech: A new government and a new direction

Mon May 16 2005

Bulk funding: PPTA should be ashamed

Mon May 16 2005

Transpower overhead AC 400kV project unacceptable

Mon May 16 2005

Van Rooyen's resignation won't fix NCEA

Mon May 16 2005

Education leadership in chaos

Tue May 17 2005

Near quadrupling in CYF legal bills under Labour

Wed May 18 2005

Budget ’05: Opportunity Lost For All NZers

Thu May 19 2005

Budget 2005 - the Big Fizzer

Fri May 20 2005

Transport increase barely covers exiting projects

Fri May 20 2005

Brash Address: New Government And A New Direction

Mon May 23 2005

Brash: Tax Cuts Key to a Spirit of Enterprise

Mon May 23 2005

Michael Cullen can't have it both ways

Mon May 23 2005

National Party names WTO rep as list candidate

Mon May 23 2005

Don Brash Writes No. 59, 25 May 2005

Wed May 25 2005

Labour Govt overrides $200 million commission

Wed May 25 2005

The Budget and Fiscal Irresponsibility

Wed May 25 2005

National Education

Fri May 27 2005

The Budget Fallout continues

Fri May 27 2005

Life of Brian - 30 May 2005

Mon May 30 2005

Many new MPs likely from National’s list

Mon May 30 2005

National announces 2005 list ranking

Mon May 30 2005

National’s list "a slice of middle New Zealand"

Mon May 30 2005

PHO study shows no improvement in health

Mon May 30 2005

Public confidence in NCEA reaches all-time low

Mon May 30 2005

National will provide flexibility for schools

Tue May 31 2005

Leaky home service not fair

Wed Jun 01 2005

Gerry In The House 3 June - Prisoners Benefit

Fri Jun 03 2005

More Taxes On Way Under Labour-Greens

Mon Jun 06 2005

Don Brash Writes No. 60, 8 June 2005

Wed Jun 08 2005

King denies poor Health Ministry reports

Thu Jun 09 2005

Wananga receives $15m in error

Thu Jun 09 2005

Bill English - Complacency Shredded

Fri Jun 10 2005

News Worthy, 10 June 2005

Fri Jun 10 2005

Collins Comments 10 June 2005

Mon Jun 13 2005

Mallard tries to duck another one

Thu Jun 16 2005

News Worthy, 17 June 2005

Fri Jun 17 2005

Plain English June 2005

Fri Jun 17 2005

NCEA: the nightmare continues...

Wed Jun 22 2005

A Thing of Beauty - Bi Partisan Agreement

Thu Jun 23 2005

Another Mallard flip-flop

Thu Jun 23 2005

Contaminated instruments stop heart ops

Thu Jun 23 2005

McCully.co.nz 24 June 2005

Fri Jun 24 2005

Bill English's Speech: Children – the top priority

Mon Jun 27 2005

Clark's credibility hits rock bottom

Mon Jun 27 2005

Don Brash's Full Speech To National's Conference

Mon Jun 27 2005

Key: Tax Relief For Middle New Zealand

Mon Jun 27 2005

Maurice Williamson Speech: Time to act on roads

Mon Jun 27 2005

National President’s Address To Annual Conference

Mon Jun 27 2005

Questions over teacher training scholarships

Mon Jun 27 2005

Tony Ryall Speech: Getting tough on crime

Mon Jun 27 2005

Desperate Labour re-announces cancer funding

Wed Jun 29 2005

Bill English: Launch of National’s Schools Policy

Fri Jul 01 2005

How much faith can we have in Transit's plan?

Fri Jul 01 2005

National launches schools policy

Fri Jul 01 2005

mccully.co.nz: 1 July 2005 (#211)

Sun Jul 03 2005

Labour must act on ‘Maori police’

Mon Jul 04 2005

Parents right to be angry over school reviews

Mon Jul 04 2005

OECD critical of Labour roadblocks

Tue Jul 05 2005

OECD critical of Labour's welfare wagon

Tue Jul 05 2005

OECD gives Labour an ‘F’ for failure

Tue Jul 05 2005

Head rolls at leaky homes service

Wed Jul 06 2005

National's policy benefits more families

Wed Jul 06 2005

Collins Comments: 8 July 2005

Fri Jul 08 2005

National Education: Bill English Newsletter 8/7/05

Fri Jul 08 2005

www.mccully.co.nz -8 July 2005

Fri Jul 08 2005

Labour fails homeowners in timber treatment scam

Mon Jul 11 2005

Homeowners misled over timber treatment

Tue Jul 12 2005

Plain English - 13 July 2005

Wed Jul 13 2005

Smith lays Commerce Commission complaint over T1.2

Wed Jul 13 2005

Labour being hypocritical over timber liability

Thu Jul 14 2005

Newsworthy - July 14, 2005

Fri Jul 15 2005

Govt agencies boycott leaky homes symposium

Mon Jul 18 2005

Labour - $2 billion, too late

Mon Jul 18 2005

Labour gets teacher training priorities wrong

Mon Jul 18 2005

Getting value for money in health and education

Tue Jul 19 2005

Tertiary education in chaos

Tue Jul 19 2005

Union power leaves thousands stranded

Tue Jul 19 2005

Labour has no heart for surgery

Wed Jul 20 2005

National tables tax plan on student loans

Thu Jul 21 2005

New stats underline need for action on exodus

Thu Jul 21 2005

'Policy For Sale' claim absolute rubbish

Thu Jul 21 2005

Brash Vows Focus on Policies for New Zealand

Fri Jul 22 2005

Collins Comments

Fri Jul 22 2005

Deep concerns over breast screening service

Fri Jul 22 2005

Desperate times call for desperate measures

Fri Jul 22 2005

What's Going wONg

Fri Jul 22 2005

Gerry In The House: Nat's plan for student loans

Mon Jul 25 2005

Mallard supports bulk funding

Mon Jul 25 2005

National boosts apprenticeships, industry training

Mon Jul 25 2005

National Tertiary Policy and Fact Sheet

Mon Jul 25 2005

The Mapp Report: Investment in Skills & the Future

Mon Jul 25 2005

Brash - 'Battlelines for the 2005 Election'

Tue Jul 26 2005

Bureaucrats party while homes rot

Tue Jul 26 2005

Labour ‘desperate and irresponsible’ with loans

Tue Jul 26 2005

Loans to be deductible against earned income

Tue Jul 26 2005

Dr Cullen loses his calculator

Thu Jul 28 2005

Labour's talk on trade training is rank hypocrisy

Thu Jul 28 2005

Mallard deceives students over loans

Thu Jul 28 2005

Scientist behind T1.2 timber damns product

Thu Jul 28 2005

Students will borrow a billion, make more

Thu Jul 28 2005

Newsworthy 29 July 2005

Fri Jul 29 2005

www.mccully.co.nz 29 July 2005

Fri Jul 29 2005

Gerry in the House - 1 August 2005

Mon Aug 01 2005

No cash windfall in student loan policy

Mon Aug 01 2005

Don Brash Writes

Wed Aug 03 2005

National releases notes from US meeting

Wed Aug 03 2005

Piecemeal, drip-feed road funding not sound policy

Wed Aug 03 2005

Change the Government to Change NCEA - English

Thu Aug 04 2005

Labour has no credibility in education

Thu Aug 04 2005

Brash: Meeting the Demand

Fri Aug 05 2005

Clark must come clean on Mallard’s future

Fri Aug 05 2005

Gerry: In the House

Fri Aug 05 2005

How desperate will Labour get?

Fri Aug 05 2005

News Worthy

Fri Aug 05 2005

Loans scheme favours the few

Mon Aug 08 2005

Brash: A responsible middle course

Tue Aug 09 2005

Brash: Improving Health Policy Speech

Wed Aug 10 2005

Builders & homeowners need answers on T1.2 timber

Wed Aug 10 2005

Urgent inquiry needed into Onehunga 111 fiasco

Wed Aug 10 2005

Dynamic Business High School Mired in Bureaucracy

Thu Aug 11 2005

Report: No accountability for NCEA exams

Thu Aug 11 2005

Cullen confirms worst on loans scheme

Fri Aug 12 2005

Last train to Clarksville

Fri Aug 12 2005

Don Brash Writes - Campaign Edition

Tue Aug 16 2005

Collins Comments

Wed Aug 17 2005

Education Ministry employee must be disciplined

Wed Aug 17 2005

Key: Getting back on top of the OECD tables

Wed Aug 17 2005

Labour fails New Zealand children

Wed Aug 17 2005

National Education

Wed Aug 17 2005

Did PM interfere in appointment of anaesthetist?

Thu Aug 18 2005

Getting ahead with National

Fri Aug 19 2005

Nationals five point plan

Fri Aug 19 2005

The Mapp Report - Labour Lies

Fri Aug 19 2005

What's Going wONg

Fri Aug 19 2005

www.mccully.co.nz 19 August 2005

Fri Aug 19 2005

Brash Address to the 2005 Campaign Opening

Sun Aug 21 2005

Brash - Getting ahead with National

Mon Aug 22 2005

Brash Speech: Getting ahead with National

Mon Aug 22 2005

Economists back Nats on inflation

Mon Aug 22 2005

Gerry in the House: National's tax plan

Tue Aug 23 2005

Helen Clark misleads on allowances

Tue Aug 23 2005

Labour on the brink of out borrowing National

Tue Aug 23 2005

Newsworthy Tax Special

Tue Aug 23 2005

Stunning about-face on loan costings

Tue Aug 23 2005

PC DoC bans bronze tahr from Park

Wed Aug 24 2005

Superannuitants benefit from tax package

Wed Aug 24 2005

Collins Comments

Thu Aug 25 2005

Health Minister lets down cancer patients

Thu Aug 25 2005

Labour lets Dunedin down on power prices

Thu Aug 25 2005

Strike action out of control

Thu Aug 25 2005

Labour con job on teachers

Fri Aug 26 2005

National takes its tax calculator shopping

Fri Aug 26 2005

Newsworthy - National tax policy 26 August 2005

Fri Aug 26 2005

Was Helen Clark trying to mislead NZers on loans?

Fri Aug 26 2005

Labour's Maori policy loses focus

Sat Aug 27 2005

Brash: We Are All New Zealanders

Mon Aug 29 2005

Hawkins must shoulder blame for recruit shortage

Mon Aug 29 2005

Statutes Containing "Principles" of the Treaty

Mon Aug 29 2005

Mallard can’t make up his mind

Tue Aug 30 2005

National wants Plain English reporting in schools

Wed Aug 31 2005

$100 Million Tax Cut for Teachers

Thu Sep 01 2005

Skills, trades essential to a strong economy

Thu Sep 01 2005

National commits to rural health services

Fri Sep 02 2005

What's Going wONg?

Fri Sep 02 2005

www.mccully.co.nz 2 September 2005

Fri Sep 02 2005

National's plan for Auckland roads

Mon Sep 05 2005

Brash: National's better path for health

Tue Sep 06 2005

Businesses say tax cuts are affordable

Tue Sep 06 2005

National signals major assault on waiting lists

Tue Sep 06 2005

Show us the papers!

Tue Sep 06 2005

Look left for conspiracies

Thu Sep 08 2005

Ombudsman to probe Cullen on loan papers

Thu Sep 08 2005

Working Hard for Families

Thu Sep 08 2005

Labour stalling on more papers

Fri Sep 09 2005

National Education

Fri Sep 09 2005

National questions motives behind education letter

Fri Sep 09 2005

New Worthy

Fri Sep 09 2005

The Mapp Report

Fri Sep 09 2005

Better on dole doing art than gutting hoki

Sat Sep 10 2005

Collins' Comments

Mon Sep 12 2005

www.mccully.co.nz 9 September 2005

Mon Sep 12 2005

Don Brash visits wananga

Tue Sep 13 2005

A Bledisloe test NZ must win

Wed Sep 14 2005

Clock ticking on loan papers

Wed Sep 14 2005

Key pleased loans papers will be released

Wed Sep 14 2005

Loans deception calculated and deliberate

Wed Sep 14 2005

Treasury confirms National's fear on loans

Wed Sep 14 2005

Brash Speech: National's First Ten Tasks

Thu Sep 15 2005

Labour inflation claim doesn’t stack up

Thu Sep 15 2005

Labour sitting on another time bomb

Thu Sep 15 2005

Gerry In The House September 16 2005

Fri Sep 16 2005

Pakeha seek Treaty protection

Wed Sep 21 2005

News Worthy

Fri Sep 23 2005

www.mccully.co.nz - 23 September 2005

Mon Sep 26 2005

Post Election What's Going Wong

Fri Sep 30 2005

Bill English Chapman Lecture – 3 October 2005

Tue Oct 04 2005

Vic fee increases just the beginning

Tue Oct 04 2005

News Worthy

Fri Oct 07 2005

Justice Ministry should be prosecuted for bungle

Wed Oct 12 2005

News Worthy

Fri Oct 14 2005

What's Going wONg

Fri Oct 14 2005

Labour’s lack of new talent laid bare in reshuffle

Wed Oct 19 2005

Minister's integrity in tatters from the start

Wed Oct 19 2005

Government sanctioned sexism must stop

Mon Oct 24 2005

Govt presides over discriminatory health funding

Mon Oct 24 2005

Lunacy that pregnancy a 'personal injury accident'

Mon Oct 24 2005

Lifting achievement in our schools

Wed Oct 26 2005

Cullen's record as Attorney-General Attacked

Thu Oct 27 2005

What's Going wONg

Fri Oct 28 2005

Labour relegates major roading projects

Mon Oct 31 2005

Key seeks fresh assurances over tax collection

Wed Nov 02 2005

Maharey continually flouts OIA

Wed Nov 02 2005

NCEA: Maharey doesn't want responsibility

Wed Nov 02 2005

Government spin won’t hide tenancy cuts

Thu Nov 03 2005

Bad debts will rise as borrowers borrow more

Fri Nov 04 2005

Newsworthy 4 November 2005

Fri Nov 04 2005

NZQA does quick paint job on NCEA

Mon Nov 07 2005

Transit still in denial over ‘killer road’

Mon Nov 07 2005

Labour confirms $2 billion hit from loans plan

Tue Nov 08 2005

Labour's loans will lead to lower standards

Tue Nov 08 2005

National congratulates Sir Kenneth Keith

Tue Nov 08 2005

NCEA: students need transparency

Tue Nov 08 2005

Student loan numbers change again

Thu Nov 10 2005

Cullen must clear mortgage confusion

Fri Nov 11 2005

The Mapp Report: Where Is The Wealth?

Fri Nov 11 2005

What's Going Wong: Respecting immigration rules

Fri Nov 11 2005

Farcical appeal puts power and growth at risk

Mon Nov 14 2005

Gerry in the House

Mon Nov 14 2005

Don Brash: Notes For Address In Reply Speech

Tue Nov 15 2005

Officials support tax reform to boost growth

Wed Nov 16 2005

Dunne buys into Labour policy on parent debt

Thu Nov 17 2005

National Education

Thu Nov 17 2005

All is not well with NZQA, NCEA

Fri Nov 18 2005

Maharey abuses ministerial position

Fri Nov 18 2005

News Worthy No. 54

Fri Nov 18 2005

Public get the mushroom treatment on NCEA

Fri Nov 18 2005

The Mapp Report: Getting Real on Rates

Mon Nov 21 2005

Confidence hit by Labour's missing growth formula

Wed Nov 23 2005

Minister at odds with Govt’s students policy

Wed Nov 23 2005

National identifies loans policy loophole

Wed Nov 23 2005

Ryall: Major gaps in pandemic planning

Wed Nov 23 2005

Chinese storm in a teacup

Thu Nov 24 2005

Minister must speak up on fishing claims

Thu Nov 24 2005

Cullen admits defeat in move on loans

Fri Nov 25 2005

Cullen misses the point - again

Fri Nov 25 2005

Kiwis must wait for Tamiflu

Fri Nov 25 2005

Plain English - 25 Nov 2005

Fri Nov 25 2005

Labour's no-show at conference speaks volumes

Mon Nov 28 2005

Groundhog Day for tertiary sector

Tue Nov 29 2005

National to thank for loan loophole closure

Wed Nov 30 2005

National launches ‘axe carbon tax’ campaign

Thu Dec 01 2005

National Education, 2 December 2005

Fri Dec 02 2005

New Worthy, 2 December 2005

Fri Dec 02 2005

The Mapp Report - 2 December 2005

Fri Dec 02 2005

Another NCEA exam is ‘tweaked’

Mon Dec 05 2005

Further explanation sought on NCEA ‘scaling’

Mon Dec 05 2005

Wananga: Labour backs down

Tue Dec 06 2005

Government watchdog had conflict of interest

Wed Dec 07 2005

Maharey misleads over NCEA re-marking

Thu Dec 08 2005

Cost overruns for yet another prison

Fri Dec 09 2005

Plain English: Too Smart By Half

Fri Dec 09 2005

MP seeks to widen Converge ‘05 conference inquiry

Mon Dec 12 2005

NCEA: secret re-marking continues

Mon Dec 12 2005

CTU wants tax change now

Tue Dec 13 2005

NCEA: English backs markers

Tue Dec 13 2005

NCEA: more evidence of re-marking

Tue Dec 13 2005

No wonder police won't stay

Wed Dec 14 2005

Bill English's 2005 Annual Awards

Fri Dec 16 2005

NCEA: Ministry gave no advice on changes

Fri Dec 16 2005

www.mccully.co.nz 16 December 2005

Fri Dec 16 2005

Cullen in denial over loans cost

Mon Dec 19 2005

Hit list schools still vulnerable

Mon Dec 19 2005

Labour plans to borrow for election promises

Mon Dec 19 2005

More spin than substance in loan costings

Mon Dec 19 2005

Another 'unquantified risk' with loans policy

Tue Dec 20 2005

Barker’s excuses fool no one

Tue Dec 20 2005

Don Brash Writes - No. 72, 21 December 2005

Wed Dec 21 2005

Maharey should be replaced too

Wed Dec 21 2005

What's Going Wong - 21 December 2005

Wed Dec 21 2005

Helen Clark's government head for the bunker

Thu Dec 22 2005

Corrections in costings blow-out

Wed Dec 28 2005

Poutasi appointment a step backwards

Mon Jan 09 2006

Bird flu: gaps in planning still unresolved

Tue Jan 10 2006

Scholarship students benefit from huge changes

Wed Jan 11 2006

Prison smuggling more prevalent in some areas

Fri Jan 13 2006

Blowout highlights need for PPPs

Thu Jan 19 2006

Prison beds cost $650,000 each

Thu Jan 19 2006

Productivity; a More Skilled Workforce

Fri Jan 20 2006

Total prisons construction blow-out $490m

Fri Jan 20 2006

Figures show again that parole not working

Mon Jan 23 2006

School Cert and Bursary used to scale NCEA results

Mon Jan 23 2006

Ant’s spread to Taranaki shows biosecurity gap

Wed Jan 25 2006

NCEA: Long road ahead for fair & valid assessment

Wed Jan 25 2006

20,000 lost jobs a bodyblow to workers

Thu Jan 26 2006

Govt ministers contradict each other over grants

Thu Jan 26 2006

Time to stop playing the blame game, Dr Cullen

Thu Jan 26 2006

First edition Of Of 'Pansyspeak'

Fri Jan 27 2006

Four out of five parents could become crims

Fri Jan 27 2006

Newsworthy 27 January 2006 - No. 58

Fri Jan 27 2006

Night classes can be saved

Mon Jan 30 2006

Mapp Report: The Future Of Our Country

Fri Feb 03 2006

News Worthy, 3 February 2006 - No. 59

Fri Feb 03 2006

Labour will have to shrink Grammar zone

Tue Feb 07 2006

One zoning law for all?

Tue Feb 07 2006

Schools - significant, ongoing financial hardship

Wed Feb 08 2006

Maharey must explain scholarship timing

Thu Feb 09 2006

News Worthy: 10 February 2006 - No. 60

Fri Feb 10 2006

DHBs tackle cash crisis with service cuts

Mon Feb 13 2006

Govt should let parents see secret website

Mon Feb 13 2006

Brash: Notes for debate on PM's statement

Tue Feb 14 2006

Peachey challenges Govt over literacy and numeracy

Wed Feb 15 2006

National Education - Comments from Bill English

Thu Feb 16 2006

Party Pills Petition Goes Nationwide

Thu Feb 16 2006

Anti-P march deserves nationwide support

Mon Feb 20 2006

'Hire and hope' policy is failing schools

Mon Feb 20 2006

Thank Goodness For Otago University

Mon Feb 20 2006

Working For Families roll-out poorly planned

Mon Feb 20 2006

Confronting child abuse 'too hard' for Benson-Pope

Tue Feb 21 2006

Labour: Information on schools ok if it's useless

Tue Feb 21 2006

Labour should listen to parents

Tue Feb 21 2006

McCully: NZ Institute of International Affairs

Tue Feb 21 2006

Scholarship: Labour is learning its lesson

Wed Feb 22 2006

Urgency needed on cancer waiting lists

Wed Feb 22 2006

Plain English is back

Thu Feb 23 2006

Students get one CEO for the price of two

Thu Feb 23 2006

www.mccully.co.nz 24 February 2006

Fri Feb 24 2006

Compromised Minister cannot stay

Thu Mar 02 2006

Prime Minister supports National on Benson-Pope

Thu Mar 02 2006

Time to fire up Whirinaki, says National

Thu Mar 02 2006

Exodus to Australia doubles

Fri Mar 03 2006

National Education - Comments from Bill English

Fri Mar 03 2006

The Mapp Report - 3 March 2006

Fri Mar 03 2006

Families pay. Again

Mon Mar 06 2006

Ministerial veto destroys RMA credibility

Tue Mar 07 2006

Jacqui Dean's Advertising Complaint Upheld

Wed Mar 08 2006

Newsworthy: Vandalism - culture or vandalism

Fri Mar 10 2006

Dean Prepares to Present Party Pills Petition

Mon Mar 13 2006

Labour watches as $41m in fines wiped

Mon Mar 13 2006

Still loose ends in Benson-Pope case

Mon Mar 13 2006

Don't rely on the public health system

Wed Mar 15 2006

Students continue to pay for $15m CPIT scam

Wed Mar 15 2006

Labour confirms wealthy can stay - needy will wait

Thu Mar 16 2006

Plain English Tackles Text Bullying

Fri Mar 17 2006

Call to abandon standards-based scholarship

Mon Mar 20 2006

Labour's head in sand on GP crisis

Mon Mar 20 2006

National identifies stress 'hotspots'

Mon Mar 20 2006

Parents first, not bureaucrats

Mon Mar 20 2006

Brash to visit Cook Islands

Tue Mar 21 2006

Maharey makes a mockery of school secrecy

Wed Mar 22 2006

Open Polytechnic incites Aussies

Wed Mar 22 2006

Protest organisers should apologise to parents

Wed Mar 22 2006

News Worthy - 24 March 2006

Fri Mar 24 2006

Plain English - 24 March 2006

Fri Mar 24 2006

Wayne Mapp - The Mapp Report 24 March 2006

Fri Mar 24 2006

Chris Carter confirms $95,000 state house income

Mon Mar 27 2006

Confidence rattled in scholarship - yet again

Mon Mar 27 2006

Canterbury DHB failing to meet demand

Wed Mar 29 2006

Full prisons inquiry the only solution

Wed Mar 29 2006

Real life examples expose housing policy idiocy

Wed Mar 29 2006

Students more competent than NZQA

Wed Mar 29 2006

Working for Families huge expansion of welfare

Wed Mar 29 2006

Business studies should be NCEA subject

Thu Mar 30 2006

Bill English - National Education 31 March 2006

Fri Mar 31 2006

Day of shame as tax cuts go begging

Fri Mar 31 2006

Commissioner advises against extra loan repayment

Mon Apr 03 2006

Labour fails again on crime promise

Mon Apr 03 2006

Don Brash Writes - No. 74, 3 April 2006

Tue Apr 04 2006

Removing student choice is not the answer

Tue Apr 04 2006

Call for DHBs to administer Herceptin

Wed Apr 05 2006

Private detectives cash in on Labour’s failure

Wed Apr 05 2006

Dean Appalled at Party Pills Sales Tactics

Thu Apr 06 2006

Hodgson picks eyes out of survey

Thu Apr 06 2006

PTEs offer cash incentives for enrolment

Thu Apr 06 2006

Two-faced Hodgson caught out on electives

Thu Apr 06 2006

Pansy Speak - 7 April 2006

Fri Apr 07 2006

The Mapp Report - 7 April 2006

Fri Apr 07 2006

Dr Don Brash: Stuck In Transit

Mon Apr 10 2006

NZQA in financial trouble

Mon Apr 10 2006

Capital Gains Tax On Shares Unfair

Tue Apr 11 2006

Blumsky's plan to address substance abuse

Wed Apr 12 2006

Hodgson must explain

Wed Apr 12 2006

New Study Lends Weight to Dean's Call for Action

Wed Apr 12 2006

Police taking longer to investigate burglaries

Wed Apr 12 2006

News Worthy - 13 April 2006

Thu Apr 13 2006

Only the tip of the waiting-list iceberg

Thu Apr 13 2006

$11 million for landscaping at prisons

Mon Apr 17 2006

NZ should take notice of party pill research

Mon Apr 17 2006

Public have little confidence in tertiary sector

Mon Apr 17 2006

Easter trading laws need updating

Tue Apr 18 2006

National seeks to widen HNZ probe

Tue Apr 18 2006

Didymo having devastating effect on environment

Wed Apr 19 2006

Girls continue to out-perform boys

Wed Apr 19 2006

Patients struck off second waiting list

Wed Apr 19 2006

Labour losing control over public sector spending

Fri Apr 21 2006

Pansy Speak: Learning lessons from tragedy

Fri Apr 21 2006

Brash Speech: NZ-US Partnership Forum

Sun Apr 23 2006

More disturbing revelations at Corrections

Mon Apr 24 2006

Police must not compromise on fitness

Mon Apr 24 2006

Pansy Speak 26 April 2006

Wed Apr 26 2006

Brash - Address to the Early Childhood Council

Mon May 01 2006

Brownlee - Address to National's Northern Region

Mon May 01 2006

Housing policy contributing to poor health stats

Mon May 01 2006

John Key - Hitching our Waka to their Rickshaw

Mon May 01 2006

Suspected murderers should not be in schools

Mon May 01 2006

Consult river users on Tainui negotiations

Tue May 02 2006

Party pill educ'n shouldn’t be left to students

Tue May 02 2006

Transparency would decrease criticism of teachers

Wed May 03 2006

GPs say waiting list crisis getting worse

Thu May 04 2006

Health officials selected Police Commissioner

Thu May 04 2006

Maharey's plans won't help NZ science

Thu May 04 2006

May 4 2006 - Collins Comments

Fri May 05 2006

Newsworthy 5 May 2006

Fri May 05 2006

Pansy Speak: In the eyes of a Father

Fri May 05 2006

www.mccully.co.nz 5 May 2006 (#245)

Fri May 05 2006

Brash calls for leak investigation

Sat May 06 2006

Dealing with Treaty issues crucial for growth

Sat May 06 2006

National right behind farmers

Sat May 06 2006

Taxing Times

Sat May 06 2006

What Really Matters

Sat May 06 2006

Changing the Conversation

Sun May 07 2006

Moratorium on waiting list cull - National

Sun May 07 2006

Bill English - National Education May 5 2006

Mon May 08 2006

Two sets of 'official' NCEA results in circulation

Mon May 08 2006

Investor confidence rocked by Telecom move

Tue May 09 2006

NCEA: Variation still a serious issue

Tue May 09 2006

Aust launches raid on our best and brightest

Wed May 10 2006

NZQA fails its own test

Wed May 10 2006

Police Minister misleads over new police

Wed May 10 2006

Concern over turning tide on unemployment

Thu May 11 2006

Women let down by under-resourced DHB

Thu May 11 2006

Collins Comments - 12 May 2006

Fri May 12 2006

Newsworthy - 12 May 2006 - No. 72

Fri May 12 2006

Too little, too late for leaky homes

Fri May 12 2006

A Bluegreen Vision for NZ

Sun May 14 2006

Waiting list cull patients ‘will die’

Sun May 14 2006

What Really Matters

Sun May 14 2006

Are we really 39% sicker?

Tue May 16 2006

Barker needs to admit we are not prepared

Tue May 16 2006

The Mapp Report - May 16 2006

Tue May 16 2006

Budget 2006: Dumped patients will take no comfort

Thu May 18 2006

Brash: Post-Budget Address

Fri May 19 2006

Joris needs to learn to laugh

Fri May 19 2006

Pansy Speak: 'The State Knows Best' Budget

Fri May 19 2006

The Passion and the Powerless

Sat May 20 2006

Hospital managers cost half a billion dollars

Mon May 22 2006

National questions offshore immigration offices

Tue May 23 2006

End secrecy on Waikato negotiations

Wed May 24 2006

Major A&E departments still not up to scratch

Thu May 25 2006

Closing loophole won’t fix offshore offices

Fri May 26 2006

Health workforce planning 'paralysis by analysis'

Fri May 26 2006

Why are Otago Prison beds $404,000 dearer?

Sun May 28 2006

Don Brash - Proud to be a Kiwi

Mon May 29 2006

Biennale report misses the point

Wed May 31 2006

$5 million education rort exposed

Fri Jun 02 2006

Pansy Speak 6 june 2006

Wed Jun 07 2006

Govt orders breast cancer patients off lists

Thu Jun 08 2006

Another reason to end secrecy on SchoolSmart

Fri Jun 09 2006

Prison costs cloaked by Minister

Fri Jun 09 2006

Smith lays complaint with Auditor-General

Fri Jun 09 2006

The Mapp Report - 9 June 2006

Fri Jun 09 2006

Power failure highlights grid's fragility

Mon Jun 12 2006

Strikes and Hodgson lead to longer waits

Mon Jun 12 2006

Govt must tackle overbridge danger

Tue Jun 13 2006

Corrections staff pay rates out of kilter

Wed Jun 14 2006

Time for Minister to act on party pills

Wed Jun 14 2006

Brash hopes snow-hit districts will recover soon

Thu Jun 15 2006

Strike will affect 20,000 patients

Thu Jun 15 2006

Tumours must be bigger, more disfiguring

Thu Jun 15 2006

Labour has no police plan to tackle truancy

Fri Jun 16 2006

Small polytechs likely to merge

Fri Jun 16 2006

Investment tax proposal is red tape for no gain

Sun Jun 18 2006

Mallard and Labour hypocrites over asset sales

Sun Jun 18 2006

Road to ruin for GP workforce

Mon Jun 19 2006

Barker should go - John Carter

Tue Jun 20 2006

No cronyism – yeah right

Tue Jun 20 2006

ACC levy: part-timers all liars

Wed Jun 21 2006

Appointment of Judge of the High Court

Wed Jun 21 2006

New prison example of Labour's waste

Thu Jun 22 2006

Cullen's tertiary reassurances hollow

Fri Jun 23 2006

Kiwi meets Kangaroo - the single market challenge

Fri Jun 23 2006

National Education - 23 June 2006

Fri Jun 23 2006

News Worthy - 23 June 2006

Fri Jun 23 2006

Prisoners get under-floor heating

Wed Jun 28 2006

Video phone giveaway wasteful

Wed Jun 28 2006

Don Brash Writes: 30 June 2006

Fri Jun 30 2006

More reports and more committees

Fri Jun 30 2006

Plain English - June 30 2006

Fri Jun 30 2006

Alcohol on taxpayer-funded course abuse of trust

Sun Jul 02 2006

Law does not have effective probationary periods

Sun Jul 02 2006

Maharey misleads over science funding

Sun Jul 02 2006

Average rates rise nearly three times inflation

Mon Jul 03 2006

NCEA: Focus on standards and fairness, not PR

Tue Jul 04 2006

Brash doubts welfare policies will change for good

Thu Jul 06 2006

Diabetes 'Get Checked' scheme failing

Thu Jul 06 2006

NCEA: Students deserve better

Thu Jul 06 2006

NCEA: Maharey's tinkering won't motivate students

Fri Jul 07 2006

More than 800 CYF calls go unanswered

Tue Jul 11 2006

Plumbers board sacked for high standards

Wed Jul 12 2006

Govt ally attacks trades policy

Thu Jul 13 2006

35,000 students miss out on numeracy

Fri Jul 14 2006

Don Brash Writes - No. 84, 14 July 2006

Fri Jul 14 2006

Pansy Speak: Chasing the Dragon

Fri Jul 14 2006

Plain English: 14 July 2006

Fri Jul 14 2006

The Mapp Report - 14 July 2006

Fri Jul 14 2006

Enforce immigration rules - Ryall

Sun Jul 16 2006

Labour just can't get NCEA right

Mon Jul 17 2006

Labour not focused on waste management

Mon Jul 17 2006

NCEA: Time for Maharey to get serious

Mon Jul 17 2006

Hodgson can't quantify unpaid bills

Tue Jul 18 2006

Labour sends mixed messages to foreign students

Wed Jul 19 2006

The more Labour talks, the more GPs leave

Wed Jul 19 2006

Bill English National Education - 19 July 2006

Fri Jul 21 2006

Mapp: Shedding light on union distortion

Fri Jul 21 2006

News Worthy - 21 July 2006

Fri Jul 21 2006

A future with choices: Power

Sun Jul 23 2006

Brash: Address to the National Party Conference

Sun Jul 23 2006

Fixing New Zealand’s Infrastructure:Nick Smith

Sun Jul 23 2006

Judy Kirk: Address to National70th Conference

Sun Jul 23 2006

Keeping agriculture competitive: Carter

Sun Jul 23 2006

PATHS helps just 0.1% off welfare

Sun Jul 23 2006

Maharey bullies teachers into silence

Mon Jul 24 2006

Minister allows DHB to cut electives, forgets

Tue Jul 25 2006

Too little too late for leaky-home owners

Tue Jul 25 2006

Ardern: NZ Biosecurity Institute Conference

Wed Jul 26 2006

Judith Collins – Column Round Up 26 July 2006

Wed Jul 26 2006

Ratepayers carry cost of Government buck-passing

Wed Jul 26 2006

Walking access panel costing a packet

Wed Jul 26 2006

Bill tackles delays in building consents

Thu Jul 27 2006

Extra prison beds cost nearly $1m each

Thu Jul 27 2006

Labour's rural disconnection virtually complete

Thu Jul 27 2006

More paper, more bureaucrats, no more money

Thu Jul 27 2006

Nat MP supports action on teen pregnancy

Thu Jul 27 2006

Senior doctors say culling of patients 'dishonest'

Thu Jul 27 2006

Brash: Association for Migration and Investment

Fri Jul 28 2006

Collins' Comments: Agent Orange effects

Fri Jul 28 2006

www.mccully.co.nz - 28 July 2006

Fri Jul 28 2006

Cancer fears for culled patients

Mon Jul 31 2006

Huge concern at capital gains tax bill

Wed Aug 02 2006

State house vandalism skyrockets

Wed Aug 02 2006

Who's calling the shots at HNZ?

Thu Aug 03 2006

Newsworthy 4 August 2006 - No. 82

Fri Aug 04 2006

Funding rules for low-level courses wasteful

Mon Aug 07 2006

Minister not listening to concerns over GP crisis

Mon Aug 07 2006

Brash: Address to Christchurch Central Zonta Club

Tue Aug 08 2006

Prison 'estimates' 20 months after construction

Thu Aug 10 2006

SchoolSMART: English goes to Ombudsman

Thu Aug 10 2006

www.mccully.co.nz 11 August 2006

Fri Aug 11 2006

Labour plays Russian roulette w prison contracts

Mon Aug 14 2006

Pansy Speak: Those nasty rates bills

Mon Aug 14 2006

The Mapp Report

Mon Aug 14 2006

Deep sadness over death of Maori Queen

Wed Aug 16 2006

Zoning rules encourage parents to cheat

Wed Aug 16 2006

Collins Comments - 17 August 2006

Thu Aug 17 2006

PR con-job no substitute for policy

Thu Aug 17 2006

Ryall: Speech to NZ Private Hospitals Ass'n

Fri Aug 18 2006

King’s shameful legacy in oral health

Sun Aug 20 2006

Labour makes no headway on Oz-based liable parents

Sun Aug 20 2006

Workers voting with their feet – Mapp

Sun Aug 20 2006

King’s police recruitment drive starts

Mon Aug 21 2006

National Education - 21 August 2006

Mon Aug 21 2006

A third of boys fail basic literacy testing

Wed Aug 23 2006

Electives crisis continues

Wed Aug 23 2006

National: Enough teachers now

Wed Aug 23 2006

New teachers: money could be better spent

Wed Aug 23 2006

Maharey should scrap religion guideline

Thu Aug 24 2006

Wayne Mapp: Employment opportunity squashed

Fri Aug 25 2006

Healthcare by postcode

Mon Aug 28 2006

Where is Maharey on zoning?

Wed Aug 30 2006

Key driver of economic growth neglected

Thu Aug 31 2006

Labour should focus on quality of qualification

Fri Sep 01 2006

Laughable comparison of prison 'success'

Fri Sep 01 2006

National Education - 30 August 2006

Fri Sep 01 2006

www.mccully.co.nz 1 September 2006

Fri Sep 01 2006

Brash to visit Samoa

Mon Sep 04 2006

Clark tries to confuse public on election rort

Mon Sep 04 2006

Collins' Comments - 4 September 2006

Mon Sep 04 2006

Electives crisis continues in Auckland

Mon Sep 04 2006

Labour school qualification figures fraudulent

Mon Sep 04 2006

Plain English: How is the Nation Doing?

Mon Sep 04 2006

Prayers in school: parent power beats Labour

Mon Sep 04 2006

Labour – not taxpayer – obliged to repay debt

Tue Sep 05 2006

Labour's waiting list cull out of control

Tue Sep 05 2006

$2 million state home in Auckland

Wed Sep 06 2006

Canterbury surgeons say culled patients will die

Wed Sep 06 2006

Few options for 44% of low-decile school leavers

Wed Sep 06 2006

Govt report confirms barrier to geothermal power

Wed Sep 06 2006

Brash meets Samoan PM

Thu Sep 07 2006

NCEA: Systemic failure in education system

Thu Sep 07 2006

Key: Address to 'Hollowing Out' Symposium

Fri Sep 08 2006

New plan for Auckland

Fri Sep 08 2006

O'Connor finally admits system failing some

Fri Sep 08 2006

Radiographer strike: yet more chaos under Hodgson

Fri Sep 08 2006

Debt owed by liable parents tops $1.1 billion

Sun Sep 10 2006

Radiographer strike will affect thousands

Sun Sep 10 2006

2,000 more boys leave school without qualification

Mon Sep 11 2006

Chch second city to trial buses run on biodiesel

Mon Sep 11 2006

Misused public health money must be paid back

Mon Sep 11 2006

Patients watch strike with chilling fear

Mon Sep 11 2006

Hodgson relies on luck to end strike

Tue Sep 12 2006

Maharey in denial over school leavers' stats

Tue Sep 12 2006

Police recruitment drive takes another nose-dive

Tue Sep 12 2006

Strikes: Will Labour finally take note?

Wed Sep 13 2006

Single-sex schools achieving for boys

Thu Sep 14 2006

Trade training in trouble

Thu Sep 14 2006

Don Brash Writes - 15 September 2006

Fri Sep 15 2006

Not another blackout, Minister!

Fri Sep 15 2006

Rural medicine facing another setback

Sun Sep 17 2006

Hodgson condoning patient suffering

Mon Sep 18 2006

Labour not serious about parent involvement

Mon Sep 18 2006

Sir Hugh Kawharu: a gentleman and a scholar

Wed Sep 20 2006

Hodgson hypocritical on obesity

Fri Sep 22 2006

Plain English: Rip Van Winkle Wakes Up

Fri Sep 22 2006

Teachers turned food police

Fri Sep 22 2006

The Mapp Report: What's with Helen?

Fri Sep 22 2006

www.mccully.co.nz - 22 September 2006

Fri Sep 22 2006

Prisoners get state-of-the-art TVs

Mon Sep 25 2006

Truancy: English backs schools

Tue Sep 26 2006

Yet more industrial action hits patients

Tue Sep 26 2006

Brash - Tertiary Education: where to from here?

Wed Sep 27 2006

Common sense needed in mental health staffing

Wed Sep 27 2006

Give teachers tools to deal with problem students

Wed Sep 27 2006

International education in disarray

Wed Sep 27 2006

NZEI too partisan

Wed Sep 27 2006

Teachers vote no confidence in Labour

Wed Sep 27 2006

AUS wrong to point finger at National

Thu Sep 28 2006

Pansy Speak: spin spreads to internat'l education

Fri Sep 29 2006

Cash for electives cold comfort for the culled

Mon Oct 02 2006

Crime figures just get worse

Mon Oct 02 2006

Where're the checks on tax-funded pilots?

Mon Oct 02 2006

GP training Labour’s latest U-turn in health

Tue Oct 03 2006

Real performance of schools hidden from parents

Wed Oct 04 2006

Bluegreen approach key to clean environment

Fri Oct 06 2006

www.mccully.co.nz - 6 October 2006

Fri Oct 06 2006

$1.3m Govt Collaborative Working Arrangement Spend

Mon Oct 09 2006

Key: Association of Superannuation Funds Address

Tue Oct 10 2006

Labour stands in the way of schools vision

Thu Oct 12 2006

Junior doctor shortage worsens

Sun Oct 15 2006

National Education, 16 October 2006

Mon Oct 16 2006

Truancy operation needs more teeth

Tue Oct 17 2006

Govt tapped firm for interest-free loan

Wed Oct 18 2006

State house fraud not isolated - so how many?

Wed Oct 18 2006

Labour fuels unrealistic housing expectations

Thu Oct 19 2006

National calls in Auditor-General

Thu Oct 19 2006

Technology teacher shortage worries Nats

Thu Oct 19 2006

National calls for investigation at Canterbury DHB

Sat Oct 21 2006

Plain English - 20 October 2006

Tue Oct 24 2006

Police recruitment numbers still in negative

Tue Oct 24 2006

30% of schools in the dark

Wed Oct 25 2006

Time for Hodgson to focus on health

Fri Oct 27 2006

Brash: Time to Stop Failing our Boys

Sun Oct 29 2006

Briefing on Auckland laboratory contract

Tue Oct 31 2006

Government must explain food review plans

Thu Nov 02 2006

Problem gambling report must be made public

Thu Nov 02 2006

Govt increase int. students’ access to job markets

Mon Nov 06 2006

Taxpayer forks out for Minister’s shenanigans

Tue Nov 07 2006

Govt priorities on leaky homes all wrong

Wed Nov 08 2006

Labour scraps environmentally friendly school

Thu Nov 09 2006

Tendering of pathology destabilising workforce

Thu Nov 09 2006

TXT exams: Maharey thinks he’s cool

Thu Nov 09 2006

More disruption for thousands of patients

Fri Nov 10 2006

News Worthy - 10 November 2006 - No. 92

Fri Nov 10 2006

The Mapp Report - 10 November 2006

Fri Nov 10 2006

TXT exams: teachers show common sense

Fri Nov 10 2006

Easy credits demotivate

Mon Nov 13 2006

Urgent action needed on health workforce shortage

Mon Nov 13 2006

$13m in untendered contracts at Ministry of Health

Wed Nov 15 2006

Government dumbs down NCEA – again

Wed Nov 15 2006

Labour ignores 19-year-old fines, reparation

Wed Nov 15 2006

Time for ministers to act on health strikes

Wed Nov 15 2006

Alleged housing rort: Who knew what, when?

Thu Nov 16 2006

Time for ministers to act on health strikes

Thu Nov 16 2006

NewsWorthy - 17 November 2006

Fri Nov 17 2006

Pansy Speak: Floating on thin ice

Fri Nov 17 2006

Where’s the problem-gambling report?

Fri Nov 17 2006

Rejection of elderly patients by GPs alarming

Sun Nov 19 2006

Ministry contracting practices need urgent review

Mon Nov 20 2006

Rejection of elderly patients by GPs alarming

Mon Nov 20 2006

Labour's rhetoric on waste fails to match reality

Tue Nov 21 2006

Brash Resignation Speech Notes

Thu Nov 23 2006

Strike shuts down elective surgery

Thu Nov 23 2006

Victim continues to wait for reparation

Fri Nov 24 2006

Report confirms families are not better off

Sun Nov 26 2006

Wanganui: Health Minister must act now – or resign

Sun Nov 26 2006

Elective surgery shutdown begins Monday

Mon Nov 27 2006

Key: North Shore National Party luncheon

Tue Nov 28 2006

Key: New Zealand Society of Actuaries

Wed Nov 29 2006

Labour to blame for health strikes

Wed Nov 29 2006

National’s Shadow Cabinet revealed

Fri Dec 01 2006

Pansy Speak: Shanghai Express

Fri Dec 01 2006

Collins Comments - 4 December 2006

Mon Dec 04 2006

Giant telescope should be supported

Mon Dec 04 2006

Labour set on squeezing out PTEs

Tue Dec 05 2006

Don Brash Writes: Nicky Hager's book

Wed Dec 06 2006

Ethnic communities deserve more than tokenism

Wed Dec 06 2006

Where is report on prison costs blow-out?

Wed Dec 06 2006

Government failing trade training

Thu Dec 07 2006

Minister buys time to clean up bad news

Thu Dec 07 2006

Therapeutic Bill a bureaucratic nightmare

Thu Dec 07 2006

Dr Richard Worth - Counting heads

Fri Dec 08 2006

True cost of extra police doubles

Mon Dec 11 2006

Brash: Notes for Valedictory Speech

Tue Dec 12 2006

Action demanded on poor Maori literacy

Wed Dec 13 2006

Latest law change won't fix leaky homes

Wed Dec 13 2006

Regional figures reveal traffic ticket targets

Wed Dec 13 2006

Cullen driven 'WITT'-less

Thu Dec 14 2006

C'mon Helen - honour your PlunketLine pledge

Fri Dec 15 2006

John Key Address: Inaugural Jenny Shipley Lecture

Fri Dec 15 2006

Operational funding review a waste of time

Tue Dec 19 2006

Pharmac can't hide on Herceptin

Fri Jan 05 2007

Does Steve Maharey Agree?

Mon Jan 15 2007

Pharmac beware: Cheapest drugs not always the best

Mon Jan 15 2007

HB suffers while Government on holiday

Tue Jan 16 2007

Prison contract ‘appalling risk’ with public money

Tue Jan 16 2007

Still Too Early to Claim NCEA Success

Wed Jan 17 2007

Business as usual not good enough

Thu Jan 18 2007

NZQA marking glitch needs investigation

Thu Jan 18 2007

Policy wrinkles need more than an iron

Thu Jan 18 2007

Clark turns blind eye to Jones' double-dipping

Fri Jan 19 2007

Maharey must explain why NZQA failed to act

Mon Jan 22 2007

Child Abuse Reports Despicable

Tue Jan 23 2007

Labour Throws $8 Million At TEC Restructure

Thu Jan 25 2007

No Time For Complacency In Maori Education

Fri Jan 26 2007

Pharmac Bungles Drug Supplies…Again

Fri Jan 26 2007

Labour’s liable parent lethargy laid bare

Mon Jan 29 2007

Number of patients culled from surgery list rises

Mon Jan 29 2007

National to tackle NZ’s growing underclass

Tue Jan 30 2007

Be open on ‘exit payment’ urges National

Wed Jan 31 2007

Tertiary sector bogged in bureaucracy

Wed Jan 31 2007

Survey proves ‘20 free’ empty promise

Fri Feb 02 2007

Celebrate the life of a can-do Kiwi

Thu Feb 08 2007

‘Tory charity’ gaffe cold and out of touch

Thu Feb 08 2007

Labour bullies IHC

Sat Feb 10 2007

Maharey needs to act

Sun Feb 11 2007

Education Minister must name schools

Mon Feb 12 2007

Maori students need more than promises

Mon Feb 12 2007

Labour runs out of ideas, energy, and time

Tue Feb 13 2007

Maori Affairs Minister must front

Tue Feb 13 2007

Don't leave town 'til you've seen the country

Wed Feb 14 2007

More Maori wagging school

Wed Feb 14 2007

NCEA botch-up needs explanation

Wed Feb 14 2007

New mums pay the price for planning blunder

Wed Feb 14 2007

Project Protector – taking on water

Wed Feb 14 2007

Waverley teachers babysit empty classrooms

Wed Feb 14 2007

What else could Feilding High School do?

Wed Feb 14 2007

Trades training must start in schools

Thu Feb 15 2007

Maharey reheats another announcement

Fri Feb 16 2007

Maharey backdown will be too late for families

Mon Feb 19 2007

The Mapp Report: First week in Parliament 2007

Mon Feb 19 2007

Public at risk because of partly trained police

Tue Feb 20 2007

Slippery process surrounds problem gambling rort

Wed Feb 21 2007

PM’s power station opening more greenwash

Thu Feb 22 2007

Key Notes No. 5

Fri Feb 23 2007

Lop deforestation tax, says National

Fri Feb 23 2007

www.mccully.co.nz - 23 February 2007

Fri Feb 23 2007

Productivity in Auck hospitals falls despite extra

Mon Feb 26 2007

Breast cancer surgery by postcode

Tue Feb 27 2007

Govt leaves teeth to rot while community acts

Thu Mar 01 2007

The Mapp Report 2 March 2007

Fri Mar 02 2007

www.mccully.co.nz - 2 March 2007

Fri Mar 02 2007

Anderton attempts to distract from carbon fiasco

Tue Mar 06 2007

Kids should be safe at school

Tue Mar 06 2007

Rural communities deserve supply certainty

Tue Mar 06 2007

Tough stance needed for parents of truants

Wed Mar 07 2007

Get your cheque book out for roaming rights

Thu Mar 08 2007

Mallard should have listened to communities

Thu Mar 08 2007

Chch MPs: Govt must deliver for Jade Stadium

Fri Mar 09 2007

Cullen should come clean with homeowners

Fri Mar 09 2007

www.mccully.co.nz - 9 March 2007

Fri Mar 09 2007

Hodgson uses misleading breast cancer stats

Mon Mar 12 2007

Key Notes: New charities policy

Mon Mar 12 2007

Labour treats victims with contempt

Mon Mar 12 2007

Marketing ‘20 hours free’ is misleading

Mon Mar 12 2007

New Teen Parent Units at-risk

Wed Mar 14 2007

Real action needed on health workforce shortage

Wed Mar 14 2007

End the uncertainty for rural electricity users

Thu Mar 15 2007

How many Modern Apprentices fail Minister?

Thu Mar 15 2007

Truancy prosecution rates pathetic

Thu Mar 15 2007

Minister should listen to NCEA concerns

Fri Mar 16 2007

Newsworthy - Dr Richard Worth

Fri Mar 16 2007

Wellington staffing crisis may hit other hospitals

Fri Mar 16 2007

Steve Maharey needs to face concerns about NCEA

Sun Mar 18 2007

Key: NZ-Europe Business Council Seminar

Mon Mar 19 2007

NZQA handout far cry from glowing NCEA reports

Mon Mar 19 2007

Digital TV Facts - Don't Ask Maharey

Tue Mar 20 2007

Minister blames parents for NCEA confusion

Tue Mar 20 2007

Address to NZ Large Herds Association Conference

Wed Mar 21 2007

Te Reo curriculum won’t solve big Maori ed issues

Wed Mar 21 2007

Education officials must act on concerns

Thu Mar 22 2007

Government fails to explain NCEA flip-flop

Thu Mar 22 2007

Maharey admits defeat over NCEA

Fri Mar 23 2007

Collins: Recognising all Kiwis’ potential

Mon Mar 26 2007

Government failing vulnerable students

Mon Mar 26 2007

Homeowners hammered by relentless rates rises

Tue Mar 27 2007

PM gives Maharey a ‘not achieved’

Tue Mar 27 2007

Evaluation of Modern Apprentice scheme shambolic

Wed Mar 28 2007

11th hour extension to Pharmacy contract

Thu Mar 29 2007

PlunketLine delivering for parents

Thu Mar 29 2007

Te Kotahitanga results encouraging

Thu Mar 29 2007

Bogans – Labour’s key to ‘economic transformation’

Fri Mar 30 2007

Collins Comments - 30 March 2007

Fri Mar 30 2007

ERO report shows assessment is lacking

Fri Mar 30 2007

NewsWorthy - Dr Richard Worth

Fri Mar 30 2007

The Mapp Report Looks At Defence

Fri Mar 30 2007

Key: Encouraging Success: Confronting Failure

Mon Apr 02 2007

National Standards cornerstone of education policy

Mon Apr 02 2007

TEC should be alarmed at wasteful research courses

Mon Apr 02 2007

Violent crime gets worse under Labour

Mon Apr 02 2007

Parents want to know how their child’s doing

Tue Apr 03 2007

Taxpayer ad campaign for ECE misses target

Wed Apr 04 2007

News Worthy - Dr Richard Worth

Thu Apr 05 2007

No room for complacency in education

Thu Apr 05 2007

End of an era for Air Force Museum?

Mon Apr 09 2007

Labour out of touch on pregnant teens

Tue Apr 10 2007

Minister in the dark over truancy policing

Wed Apr 11 2007

TeachNZ scholarships questioned

Wed Apr 11 2007

Yet another year of hospital strike action?

Wed Apr 11 2007

Minister wriggles out of pregnancy teen comments

Thu Apr 12 2007

Police recruitment target under threat

Thu Apr 12 2007

Restriction on political ads anti-democratic

Thu Apr 12 2007

Truants risk little chance of prosecution

Thu Apr 12 2007

Minister urged to save museum

Fri Apr 13 2007

News Worthy - Friday 13 April 2007

Fri Apr 13 2007

www.mccully.co.nz 13 April 2007

Fri Apr 13 2007

Come clean on apprenticeship failures, Dr Cullen

Mon Apr 16 2007

HNZ lets tenant debt soar

Mon Apr 16 2007

Ministry "obstructive" over truancy stats

Mon Apr 16 2007

Right to roam still costing bundles

Mon Apr 16 2007

Sickness benefit: Temporary stop-gap?

Mon Apr 16 2007

Labour’s tax army still recruiting

Tue Apr 17 2007

Labour lets HNZ tenants off the hook for debts

Wed Apr 18 2007

Thousands leaving school before turning 16

Wed Apr 18 2007

Labour runs on the spot with problem benefits

Thu Apr 19 2007

Failed science experiments? No prob for NCEA pass

Fri Apr 20 2007

News Worthy - 20 April 2007 - No. 106

Fri Apr 20 2007

Labour does little to keep kids in school

Mon Apr 23 2007

Standards for teachers - but not pupils

Mon Apr 23 2007

TEC must commit to investigate scams

Mon Apr 23 2007

Raising school leaving age not the answer

Tue Apr 24 2007

Health sector work stoppages spiral

Thu Apr 26 2007

Meeting with Greens disappoints

Thu Apr 26 2007

New superbugs on the rise in New Zealand

Thu Apr 26 2007

Bee virus a warning

Fri Apr 27 2007

www.mccully.co.nz - 27 April 2007

Fri Apr 27 2007

John Key - National: Setting the agenda

Mon Apr 30 2007

Ribena heroes to be youth parliamentarians

Mon Apr 30 2007

Send projects like Hayes to Environment Court

Mon Apr 30 2007

Labour throws money away on tertiary reforms

Tue May 01 2007

TEC confirms scam claim - and there may be more

Tue May 01 2007

Key: Economic Development Association Conference

Wed May 02 2007

Maori truancy figures ‘time bomb’

Wed May 02 2007

Another ‘fail’ in Govt’s education results

Thu May 03 2007

Another toothless TEC investigation

Thu May 03 2007

Pansyspeak - Finding a way forward

Fri May 04 2007

www.mccully.co.nz - 4 May 2007

Fri May 04 2007

Govt negligent over college collapse

Sun May 06 2007

National’s Economic Agenda - John Key

Sun May 06 2007

Red Cross food scheme shows Labour was wrong

Tue May 08 2007

More than $130,000 spent for every success

Wed May 09 2007

National appalled at leaky home injustice

Wed May 09 2007

Thousands of dole beneficiaries get 'sick'

Wed May 09 2007

Milton Hilton a monument to bad management

Thu May 10 2007

TEC needs to spell out scam probe

Thu May 10 2007

Police Minister must clear up vest confusion

Fri May 11 2007

John Key Speech: Climate Change Target

Sun May 13 2007

Judy Kirk: Address To Regional Conference

Sun May 13 2007

Councils hire thousands more staff in five years

Mon May 14 2007

CYF squanders thousands on empty office space

Mon May 14 2007

How many more police need to be stabbed?

Mon May 14 2007

Labour completes NCEA u-turn

Mon May 14 2007

Nat Statement on his Majesty Malietoa Tanumafili

Mon May 14 2007

Key: Plunket Society Annual Conference

Wed May 16 2007

Action on illiteracy long overdue

Fri May 18 2007

Pansy Speak: More surpluses - more taxes

Fri May 18 2007

Correspondence – the school of last resort

Sun May 20 2007

Joyhn Key: speech

Sun May 20 2007

John Key: National's Agenda

Mon May 21 2007

Police recruitment campaign falters

Mon May 21 2007

Fewer people getting specialist health care

Tue May 22 2007

Labour finally acts on early exemptions

Tue May 22 2007

Bad start for Labour’s Tertiary Ed reforms

Wed May 23 2007

Labour fails young tradeswomen

Wed May 23 2007

Charter confusion reigns

Thu May 24 2007

New data highlights chainsaw massacre

Fri May 25 2007

NewsWorthy: The aftermath of the budget

Fri May 25 2007

John Key Speech To Regional Conference

Sun May 27 2007

NCEA changes hypocritical politicking

Tue May 29 2007

Steve Maharey backtracks from broken Promise

Fri Jun 01 2007

Key Notes - Tough On Crime

Sat Jun 02 2007

Labour could have avoided prison bed crisis

Mon Jun 04 2007

Employee sells NZQA computers on Trade Me?

Tue Jun 05 2007

NZQA computer sell-off raises privacy issues

Wed Jun 06 2007

Education Minister has credibility problem

Thu Jun 07 2007

Typically bureaucratic answer to obesity

Mon Jun 11 2007

Burger Rings - Labour's 'healthy' option

Tue Jun 12 2007

Who will crew the Navy’s new ships?

Tue Jun 12 2007

Don’t use shonky process at Mt Eden Prison

Fri Jun 15 2007

Key flies the flag for trades in schools

Mon Jun 18 2007

Key: Putting Trades and Industry Back Into Schools

Mon Jun 18 2007

Class size policy - slip sliding away

Tue Jun 19 2007

Maori welcome Nats trades training policy

Tue Jun 19 2007

Universities fear Crown control

Wed Jun 20 2007

Even more uniform tweaking for police

Thu Jun 21 2007

News Worthy - The welfare state we are in

Fri Jun 22 2007

John Key Address to Forest & Bird Conference

Mon Jun 25 2007

Major A & E departments under huge pressure

Mon Jun 25 2007

Nursing staff turnover bad for patients

Mon Jun 25 2007

Bonuses for Corrections staff astounding

Tue Jun 26 2007

Police Minister must get involved

Tue Jun 26 2007

Correspondence School’s performance slides

Wed Jun 27 2007

KeyNotes No. 13

Fri Jun 29 2007

The Mapp Report: Education Is Key To Opportunities

Fri Jun 29 2007

Bravery awards a great achievement

Mon Jul 02 2007

Enrolled nurses must be reinstated

Thu Jul 05 2007

Maharey rearranges the deck chairs

Thu Jul 05 2007

Smarten up compo for pylon properties

Fri Jul 06 2007

The Mapp Report - Strenthening Auckland

Fri Jul 06 2007

What’s in a name? Quite a lot it seems!

Fri Jul 06 2007

www.mccully.co.nz - 6 July 2007

Fri Jul 06 2007

Adrenaline stocks – when will Pharmac learn?

Mon Jul 09 2007

Minister shrugs over rejection of fire reforms

Wed Jul 11 2007

Key Notes - North American Trip

Thu Jul 12 2007

New police recruits have more convictions

Thu Jul 12 2007

Chaos and conflict continues in health sector

Tue Jul 17 2007

$1.6 million pillaged from Correspondence School

Wed Jul 18 2007

Key - Playing to Our Strengths

Wed Jul 18 2007

Minister back-peddles over porn-site teacher

Wed Jul 18 2007

Research shows KidsCan programmes helping

Wed Jul 18 2007

Cullen And The TEC A Laughing Stock -- Pansy Wong

Thu Jul 19 2007

Minister ignores maths under-achievement

Thu Jul 19 2007

Police Minister blissfully unaware of report

Thu Jul 19 2007

Prostitute School - PC poppycock

Thu Jul 19 2007

Labour screws electoral scrum

Tue Jul 24 2007

$1.2 million spent advertising KiwiSaver in June

Wed Jul 25 2007

$471m spent on prisons without knowing full cost

Wed Jul 25 2007

State control of universities ‘frightening’

Wed Jul 25 2007

Labour wants its critics on a register

Thu Jul 26 2007

Key Notes - Dr Bollard does it again

Sat Jul 28 2007

Fudging won't do for seasonal work

Wed Aug 01 2007

National’s position on therapeutic goods unchanged

Wed Aug 01 2007

One in four leave school without NCEA level one

Wed Aug 01 2007

News Worthy, 2 August 2007

Fri Aug 03 2007

Bill English: New Zealand At A Turning Point

Sat Aug 04 2007

Dr Nick Smith: Simplifying Resource Managment Act

Sat Aug 04 2007

Katherine Rich: Preparing Students for Life

Sat Aug 04 2007

Labour ignores its own report on land supply

Tue Aug 07 2007

King’s credibility on line over traffic quotas

Wed Aug 08 2007

‘Lost’ students number thousands

Wed Aug 08 2007

Correspondence School - dropout zone

Thu Aug 09 2007

Labour under fire again over RSE Scheme

Thu Aug 09 2007

National pleased at call-in decision

Thu Aug 09 2007

Investment in overseas students overdue

Fri Aug 10 2007

Govt must commit to urgent action over killer high

Tue Aug 14 2007

Resignation highlights ongoing leaky homes debacle

Wed Aug 15 2007

Corrections failure lets $1m of 'P' onto streets

Fri Aug 17 2007

Eating disorder services still being neglected

Fri Aug 17 2007

www.mccully.co.nz - 17th August 2007

Fri Aug 17 2007

Conservation House built with Aussie wood

Tue Aug 21 2007

Key: Speech to New Zealand Contractors Federation

Tue Aug 21 2007

Tertiary reforms a rat's nest of uncertainty

Thu Aug 23 2007

The Mapp Report: North Shore City

Fri Aug 24 2007

Ministry fudges figures to meet Maharey’s target

Mon Aug 27 2007

Barker breaks domestic violence promise

Tue Aug 28 2007

Parents bail Labour out on school funding

Tue Aug 28 2007

Maharey causes unnecessary teen parent angst

Fri Aug 31 2007

$2m of stab-resistant vests may never be used

Sun Sep 02 2007

Another bad report for prison building programme

Thu Sep 06 2007

‘Organic’ prison building blows budget

Thu Sep 06 2007

Explanation sought on police probe

Fri Sep 07 2007

Ryall: Speech to the PHO Alliance

Fri Sep 07 2007

Sensible solutions needed for organ transplants

Fri Sep 07 2007

The Mapp Report: Auckland Amenities Funding Bill

Fri Sep 07 2007

Key: United States/New Zealand Partnership Forum

Tue Sep 11 2007

Pill Ban Shows Govt Too Slow Out of the Blocks

Tue Sep 11 2007

Maharey deluded over reducing class sizes

Wed Sep 12 2007

Enrolment rules frustrate special schools

Mon Sep 17 2007

Minister hides South Auckland teacher crisis

Tue Sep 18 2007

OECD – dropout numbers increasing

Thu Sep 20 2007

Pansy Speak: Qian Xun – Thousands Search

Fri Sep 21 2007

John Key Speech To Maori Women’s Welfare League

Sat Sep 22 2007

Emergency Department crisis hasn't gone away

Sun Sep 23 2007

Govt expects beneficiary bill to top $25 billion

Sun Sep 23 2007

Collins Comments

Mon Sep 24 2007

Electives fail to keep pace with population

Mon Sep 24 2007

Maharey misleads over beneficiary health fund

Tue Sep 25 2007

Prison a disappointing monument to Labour's waste

Tue Sep 25 2007

Future of social work programme must be assured

Wed Sep 26 2007

National wants to drive health system improvements

Wed Sep 26 2007

News Worthy - 28 September 2007

Fri Sep 28 2007

www.mccully.co.nz - 28 September 2007

Fri Sep 28 2007

Govt hypocritical and alarmist on schools

Mon Oct 01 2007

Exodus to Australia worse since 2001

Fri Oct 05 2007

Pansy Wong: Things that bind us

Fri Oct 05 2007

Transparent environmental reporting needed

Sun Oct 07 2007

Housing fraud assurance required

Tue Oct 09 2007

Labour ignores pleas from struggling schools

Tue Oct 09 2007

Sickness & Invalid benefits reach all time high

Tue Oct 09 2007

Cullen's tertiary reforms off to disastrous start

Wed Oct 10 2007

Govt needs to explain teacher effectiveness figure

Thu Oct 11 2007

Labour plays copycat on trades training

Thu Oct 11 2007

Breast reconstruction not cosmetic

Fri Oct 12 2007

Labour lets police recruitment standards slip

Wed Oct 17 2007

Electric cars disconnected from reality

Thu Oct 18 2007

Bureaucratic infighting costing patients

Mon Oct 22 2007

Vandalism costs still rising rapidly for HNZ

Tue Oct 23 2007

Army of health bureaucrats gets fatter

Wed Oct 24 2007

International students need juicier carrot

Wed Oct 24 2007

Labour's apprenticeship scheme needs scrutiny

Wed Oct 24 2007

Careful thought needed on proposed law school

Thu Oct 25 2007

Correspondence School inquiry called for

Thu Oct 25 2007

Labour botches Albany Senior High plan

Thu Oct 25 2007

Education Ministry runs scared in Albany

Sat Oct 27 2007

Invalid benefit for over-16s tops 80,000

Tue Oct 30 2007

Minister should apologise over Bayly Trust fiasco

Tue Oct 30 2007

Not another leaky homes Minister

Wed Oct 31 2007

Tertiary education turmoil continues

Thu Nov 01 2007

TEC doubles number of staff on over $100,000

Sun Nov 04 2007

Dean – Govt Sits Back On Salvia Divinorum Sales

Mon Nov 05 2007

What’s happened to the Minister for CRI’s?

Mon Nov 05 2007

Cunliffe offers more of the same

Tue Nov 06 2007

Immigration Changes Wrong For Queenstown

Tue Nov 06 2007

Confusion compounds over conservation pledge

Thu Nov 08 2007

Labour punishes tertiary education high performers

Thu Nov 08 2007

Promise on class sizes a hoax

Thu Nov 08 2007

Committee agrees to Correspondence School inquiry

Fri Nov 09 2007

Inaction over sexual abuse claims beggars belief

Fri Nov 09 2007

John Key: Speech To FOMA

Fri Nov 09 2007

Richard Worth's NewsWorthy : 9 Nov. 2007 – No. 231

Fri Nov 09 2007

Govt must make immigration inquiry urgent

Mon Nov 12 2007

Labour should apologise for schools stuff-up

Tue Nov 13 2007

Minister fails to understand parent concerns

Tue Nov 13 2007

Labour should admit it botched teacher sex inquiry

Wed Nov 14 2007

Minister slammed for slashing SeniorNet funding

Thu Nov 15 2007

PM’s husband supports Labour’s election rort

Sun Nov 18 2007

Leaky homes come back to haunt house sellers

Tue Nov 20 2007

Carter's convolutions over college continue

Wed Nov 21 2007

Sucky spelln rools, ok?

Wed Nov 21 2007

Mapp Report - 23 November 2007

Fri Nov 23 2007

Richard Worth - NewsWorthy - No. 233

Fri Nov 23 2007

Tertiary reforms worse than school closures

Mon Nov 26 2007

Biosecurity important to New Zealand

Tue Nov 27 2007

More revelations of high pay in tertiary sector

Tue Nov 27 2007

New appointment to NZ On Air board

Tue Nov 27 2007

Watered-down BDM bill still flawed

Tue Nov 27 2007

PCA confirms Clark’s drivers were ‘fall guys’

Wed Nov 28 2007

‘Bribes’ for new mums the tip of an iceberg

Thu Nov 29 2007

Lab inaction sees Auckland teacher crisis implode

Fri Nov 30 2007

From The Heartland

Sat Dec 01 2007

Full-scale review of museum security needed

Mon Dec 03 2007

Hospital bureaucracy out of control

Mon Dec 03 2007

Hodgson confused over open entrance to unis

Tue Dec 04 2007

Health system so bad - patients clean toilets

Wed Dec 05 2007

Volunteers' contribution vital

Wed Dec 05 2007

Labour loses more than 6,000 children from school

Tue Dec 11 2007

Bad start for latest tertiary reforms

Wed Dec 12 2007

Practise what you preach on deforestation

Thu Dec 13 2007

Shadbolt right, TEC wrong on tertiary reforms

Thu Dec 13 2007

Hodgson still silent on open uni access

Fri Dec 14 2007

Shadbolt may feel wrath of Labour's election law

Fri Dec 14 2007

Labour Ministers at odds over tertiary education

Sun Dec 16 2007

Facts Askew as EFB Clouds Gather

Tue Dec 18 2007

Hodgson deceptive over tertiary funding

Wed Dec 19 2007

Labour slack on court no-shows

Wed Dec 19 2007

Canterbury Inquiry Must Be Thorough

Fri Dec 21 2007

Katherine Rich: Music Teachers Grounded By Labour

Sun Dec 30 2007

Teacher graduates Give Teaching Profession A Miss

Wed Jan 02 2008

Reading Recovery Hours Slashed Under Labout Govt

Thu Jan 03 2008

What Is Housing New Zealand Trying To Hide?

Thu Jan 03 2008

Labour continues policy pinching

Fri Jan 04 2008

Labour slammed again for political interference

Mon Jan 07 2008

Bowel cancer services in poor shape

Tue Jan 08 2008

Only a third of votes count at DHB elections

Tue Jan 08 2008

PR staff triple at Education Ministry

Tue Jan 08 2008

Cut bureaucracy not disability funding

Wed Jan 09 2008

$245,000 DOC loo typifies culture of extravagance

Mon Jan 14 2008

Doctor shortage symptom of Labour neglect

Wed Jan 16 2008

Nick Smith: ‘A Sustainable Government’

Thu Jan 24 2008

2008: A Fresh Start for New Zealand

Tue Jan 29 2008

Youth Plan to target crime, education

Tue Jan 29 2008

Labour’s plan – even harder for unhappy students

Wed Jan 30 2008

National offers bonus to student loan borrowers

Thu Jan 31 2008

New initiatives and new hope - Pansy Wong

Fri Feb 01 2008

Courts less safe under Labour

Mon Feb 04 2008

Latest exodus to Australia worrying

Mon Feb 04 2008

NZ taxpayer supports brutal regime

Mon Feb 04 2008

Public need reassurance about navy ship

Mon Feb 04 2008

Labour inconsistent over tertiary funding

Tue Feb 12 2008

Key wishes Katherine Rich well

Wed Feb 13 2008

'Lost' students hunted - not if they're troubled

Thu Feb 14 2008

Maori incomes fall further behind

Thu Feb 14 2008

Promises on housing looking empty

Fri Feb 15 2008

Leaky home loan scheme cruel hoax

Thu Feb 21 2008

News Worthy: 22 February 2008

Fri Feb 22 2008

PM shouldn’t use Maori culture as an excuse

Fri Feb 22 2008

What was the private meeting about?

Fri Feb 22 2008

www.mccully.co.nz - 22 February 2008

Fri Feb 22 2008

NZ relying on diesel generation in February

Wed Feb 27 2008

News Worthy: Gossip is more powerful than truth

Fri Feb 29 2008

Pansy Speak - Buyer Beware

Fri Feb 29 2008

Patients face bleak winter in Labour's hospitals

Sun Mar 02 2008

Collins Comments - 6 March 2008

Thu Mar 06 2008

‘Lost tribe’ set to multiply under Labour

Thu Mar 06 2008

Another day, another health crisis unfolds

Fri Mar 07 2008

North Shore Hospital Concerns Continue

Mon Mar 10 2008

Key: Focusing on the Front Line

Wed Mar 12 2008

Labour lets down domestic violence victims

Wed Mar 12 2008

Some front-line police still w/out protective vest

Wed Mar 12 2008

'Fast-forward' fund - all show, no pony

Fri Mar 14 2008

Papakura wants their 24 hour police station back

Wed Mar 19 2008

TEC turnover tops 25% on the brink of change

Wed Mar 19 2008

Labour is all talk on ‘frightening’ health crisis

Mon Mar 24 2008

Labour admits guilt with housing moves

Tue Mar 25 2008

Housing red-tape move is election-year amnesia

Wed Mar 26 2008

No accountability in mental health

Wed Apr 02 2008

Eating Disorders Plan – a plan for a plan

Thu Apr 03 2008

Key Notes - Putting Victims First

Sat Apr 05 2008

Key pays tribute to firefighters

Mon Apr 07 2008

Biofuels joins climate change debacles

Tue Apr 08 2008

Collins Comments - 8 April 2008

Tue Apr 08 2008

Labour admits record of failure on child support

Tue Apr 08 2008

Labour: violent crime up in provinces and cities

Tue Apr 08 2008

Key: NZ Institute of International Affairs

Wed Apr 09 2008

Plumbers numeracy down the drain

Wed Apr 09 2008

Labour in denial over midwife shortage

Thu Apr 10 2008

Labour says child hunger is about ‘dieting’

Thu Apr 10 2008

More than a fifth of UK police recruits leave

Thu Apr 10 2008

Mums-to-be caught by health workforce crisis

Thu Apr 10 2008

National Selects Michael Woodhouse as Candidate

Fri Apr 11 2008

Pansy Speak: Walking a mile in the police’s shoes

Fri Apr 11 2008

Labour pays lip service to literacy

Mon Apr 14 2008

DHBs weigh up cost of doctors' strike

Tue Apr 15 2008

Education gateway slammed shut for some children

Tue Apr 15 2008

Strike to take far bigger toll than Labour admits

Thu Apr 17 2008

Report: Canterbury commissioning process flawed

Fri Apr 18 2008

43,000 and rising - the Aussie exodus accelerates

Mon Apr 21 2008

Big hospital wind down underway

Mon Apr 21 2008

Identity of 'M. Ferguson' to remain a mystery

Mon Apr 21 2008

More mums pay for Labour’s workforce crisis

Tue Apr 22 2008

Collins Comments - 23 April 2008

Wed Apr 23 2008

Maori education under Labour - is that it?

Wed Apr 23 2008

Stop pouring petrol on doctors’ dispute: Ryall

Wed Apr 23 2008

Ambitious future builds on strong historic values

Mon Apr 28 2008

Trade training is a focus for National

Tue Apr 29 2008

Labour hands $235 million windfall to Toll

Tue May 06 2008

Patients suffer while Beehive dithers

Tue May 06 2008

Random NCEA sampling too late for students

Wed May 07 2008

UCOL’s cook school plans recipe for a mess

Wed May 07 2008

Don’t use shonky system to rebuild Mt Eden

Thu May 08 2008

Labour asleep on Blue Lake logging

Thu May 08 2008

New aquaculture resource launched at Manaia

Fri May 09 2008

News Worthy: Draw near with faith

Fri May 09 2008

Pansy Speak: Our youth - a future and a hope

Fri May 09 2008

Taskforce set up to establish cuisine school

Sat May 10 2008

John Key: Speech To Southern Regional Conference

Sun May 11 2008

Gang crackdown promised as National targets ‘P’

Mon May 12 2008

Key: Canterbury-Westland Regional Conference

Mon May 12 2008

That’s not what you promised Trevor

Mon May 12 2008

Nats want inquiry into medicine bungle

Tue May 13 2008

Nearly $1 mil worth of antibiotics wasted

Thu May 15 2008

Mallard forced to explain MfE bungles - again

Sun May 18 2008

Prisons scandal that just won't die

Wed May 21 2008

Education Minister should meet principals

Fri May 23 2008

www.mccully.co.nz - 23 May 2008

Fri May 23 2008

John Key: Speech to the National Party Conference

Sun May 25 2008

Judy Kirk - Northern Regional Conference Speech

Sun May 25 2008

NCEA failing New Zealand kids’ IT future

Mon May 26 2008

Education Minister fails homework test

Tue May 27 2008

Internal Affairs may be in breach of election law

Tue May 27 2008

Pansy Speak: What’s happening to your money?

Tue May 27 2008

Rapist, drug dealer, robbers, run from home D

Tue May 27 2008

Labour delivers another lemon

Thu May 29 2008

Epidemic of hospital emergency 'Code Reds'

Fri May 30 2008

Another safety issue for Project Protector

Fri Jun 06 2008

The Mapp Report: Shore to the Fore

Fri Jun 06 2008

www.mccully.co.nz 6 June 2008

Fri Jun 06 2008

Deficit funding in health another broken promise

Tue Jun 10 2008

Figures show major gaps in nursing

Wed Jun 11 2008

More hold-ups with Project Protector roll-out

Wed Jun 11 2008

Schools revolt - Labour bureaucrats on notice

Wed Jun 11 2008

Mapp Report 13 June 2008

Fri Jun 13 2008

News Worthy - 13 June 2008 - No. 250

Fri Jun 13 2008

Govt should explain why Plunket is missing out

Tue Jun 17 2008

Labour experiences double educational epiphany

Tue Jun 17 2008

Cancer waiting lists – an ongoing struggle

Wed Jun 18 2008

Carter clanger reveals Schools Plus is years away

Wed Jun 18 2008

Ryall: New Zealand Medical Association Conference

Fri Jun 20 2008

Key: Grey Power, Upper Hutt

Wed Jun 25 2008

TEC - Labour's poster child of bureaucratic excess

Wed Jun 25 2008

Boards of trustees abandoned in hours of need

Fri Jun 27 2008

HIV antenatal screening delay

Mon Jun 30 2008

National seeks boost for kids' sport

Mon Jun 30 2008

Sport for young Kiwis: a National priority

Mon Jun 30 2008

Labour ignored repeated warnings on maternity

Wed Jul 02 2008

Bullies quivering in fear at Labour’s ‘resource ca

Thu Jul 03 2008

Trades the loser with Labour’s new university

Thu Jul 03 2008

News Worthy, 4 July 2008

Fri Jul 04 2008

Yet another committee on health workforce

Fri Jul 04 2008

Sport For Young Kiwis

Sat Jul 05 2008

Specialist care contracting to big cities

Thu Jul 10 2008

ECE policy: Your family - your choice

Fri Jul 11 2008

www.mccully.co.nz - 11 July 2008

Fri Jul 11 2008

Another tertiary review keeps bureaucrats busy

Wed Jul 16 2008

Collins Comments 18 July 2008

Fri Jul 18 2008

Jo Goodhew Address To College Of General Practice

Sun Jul 20 2008

Five more rest home disasters in the making?

Mon Jul 21 2008

Labour must front over South Is. cancer failings

Mon Jul 21 2008

Employers not happy with Modern Apprenticeships

Wed Jul 23 2008

Name the five other ‘Belhavens’

Wed Jul 23 2008

Key Notes No.34: Valuing Families

Fri Jul 25 2008

News Worthy - 25 July 2008

Fri Jul 25 2008

Minister wags his truancy responsibilities

Wed Jul 30 2008

Rural health needs more than another review

Wed Jul 30 2008

National Party President Judy Kirk Speech

Sat Aug 02 2008

John Key Speech To Annual National Conference

Sun Aug 03 2008

Bill English: Speech to Annual Conference 2008

Mon Aug 04 2008

National targets information super highway

Mon Aug 04 2008

PM wrong – No education spend cuts under National

Tue Aug 05 2008

Clark caught by borrowing boomerang

Wed Aug 06 2008

Wassup now? Motivational origami pyramids.

Thu Aug 07 2008

News Worthy: Privileges Committee & Winston Peters

Fri Aug 08 2008

Stephen Franks On Crossways loss

Fri Aug 08 2008

Key: National’s Benefits Policy

Mon Aug 11 2008

Nats object to DOC engaging ad agency

Thu Aug 14 2008

National's list promotes strength and diversity

Sun Aug 17 2008

John Key: Going For Growth

Thu Aug 21 2008

Labour plans forced DHB amalgamation?

Mon Aug 25 2008

Nats plans to toll existing Akld Harbour Bridge

Tue Aug 26 2008

New tax to ramp up price of family car

Tue Aug 26 2008

Labour confirms it is discussing new taxes on cars

Wed Aug 27 2008

Pansy Speak: A bright future

Fri Aug 29 2008

Hamilton Collision Involving A Bus

Mon Sep 01 2008

NZ lagging way behind in heart surgery

Mon Sep 01 2008

Nursing crisis not imagined, Minister

Tue Sep 02 2008

Cunliffe steals yet another National policy

Wed Sep 03 2008

Heart surgery depends on where you live

Wed Sep 03 2008

Drop the standards – there’s a dumb idea

Thu Sep 04 2008

Immigration policy: Bring more Kiwis home

Thu Sep 04 2008

News Worthy - 5 September 2008

Fri Sep 05 2008

The Mapp Report: Defence Force Under Stress

Fri Sep 05 2008

John Key: Speech to the Bluegreens Forum

Sun Sep 07 2008

Action on Eltroxin now urgent

Mon Sep 08 2008

Key - National: Valuing Families

Mon Sep 08 2008

Prime Minister in denial on ED crisis

Mon Sep 08 2008

Private tertiary sector must get fair go

Mon Sep 08 2008

Educational standards target of latest billboard

Tue Sep 09 2008

Ryall not distracted by draft health policy releas

Wed Sep 10 2008

Confirmation HMNZS Canterbury procurement flawed

Fri Sep 12 2008

www.mccully.co.nz - 12 September 2008

Fri Sep 12 2008

The Mapp Report: Serious Problems In Defence

Mon Sep 15 2008

ERO report adds weight to need for Standards

Wed Sep 17 2008

Bonding plan to tackle health workforce crisis

Thu Sep 18 2008

Health workforce: New bureaucrats – more reports?

Thu Sep 18 2008

Labour admits failure in education

Fri Sep 19 2008

News Worthy: The election cometh

Fri Sep 19 2008

www.mccully.co.nz - 19 September 2008

Fri Sep 19 2008

Labour sets new exodus record

Sun Sep 21 2008

Labour can’t be trusted to run prisons

Mon Sep 22 2008

Immimgration Policy That Works

Tue Sep 23 2008

Marsden Fund delivers largest amount ever

Tue Sep 23 2008

Reckless waste of taxpayer money to re-hash policy

Tue Sep 23 2008

National Research, Science & Technology policy

Thu Sep 25 2008

The Mapp Report: Campaign Trail Ahead

Fri Sep 26 2008

More smart solutions to health workforce crisis

Tue Sep 30 2008

RMA reforms will get business moving again

Tue Sep 30 2008

Education Minister fails comprehension

Wed Oct 01 2008

Health workforce crisis deepens

Wed Oct 01 2008

Parents, students to get straight answers

Wed Oct 01 2008

Key more convinced of need for youth programmes

Fri Oct 03 2008

News Worthy: What They Said

Fri Oct 03 2008

Neonatal intensive care: ‘full ++’ & ‘overfull’

Mon Oct 06 2008

Sign vandals spare Greens in Wellington Central

Mon Oct 06 2008

Economic plan: Superannuitants get a boost

Wed Oct 08 2008

Maternity: Another 'action plan' 'consultation'

Thu Oct 09 2008

Showers latest target of Labour’s nanny state

Thu Oct 09 2008

John Key's "My Key Commitments To You" Speech

Mon Oct 13 2008

Key launches literacy and numeracy crusade

Mon Oct 13 2008

Labour promises uncosted and unaccounted for

Mon Oct 13 2008

John Key's Campaign Blog

Tue Oct 14 2008

Labour is writing cheques it can’t cash

Tue Oct 14 2008

Labour plans to drive NZ deeper into the red

Tue Oct 14 2008

National: No mum to be forced home after birth

Tue Oct 14 2008

National to deliver on PlunketLine

Tue Oct 14 2008

John Key's Campaign Blog - 15 October

Wed Oct 15 2008

Labour has super cuts on its books

Thu Oct 16 2008

Special Education announcement timing 'cynical'

Fri Oct 17 2008

www.mccully.co.nz - 17 October 2008

Fri Oct 17 2008

Anne Tolley's Newsletter

Sat Oct 18 2008

Events to mark 90th anniversary of Armistice

Sat Oct 18 2008

300 more police for South Auckland under National

Mon Oct 20 2008

Clark must cost promises to date

Mon Oct 20 2008

John Key - Campaign blog: 20 October 2008

Mon Oct 20 2008

Tell us what you've spent, Helen

Tue Oct 21 2008

Waikato Expressway: Road of National Significance

Tue Oct 21 2008

John Key's Campaign Blog: 22 October

Wed Oct 22 2008

Labour ignores own failings in defence

Thu Oct 23 2008

Another week: still no costings on Labour promises

Fri Oct 24 2008

Emergency department delays for most

Fri Oct 24 2008

www.mccully.co.nz - 24 October 2008

Fri Oct 24 2008

National: Building for a Brighter future

Mon Oct 27 2008

All talk, no action from Labour over failing kids

Tue Oct 28 2008

Security and Growth: National's Economic Plan

Fri Oct 31 2008

www.mccully.co.nz - The Smear Merchants from Hell

Fri Oct 31 2008

Adding new rungs to the ladder of opportunity

Sun Nov 02 2008

National's 21st century school building plan

Sun Nov 02 2008

Key announces Trades Academy for South Auckland

Mon Nov 03 2008

Labour has botched school property

Mon Nov 03 2008

Labour tries to hide health failure

Mon Nov 03 2008

AUS gets it wrong - Tolley

Tue Nov 04 2008

Key launches action plan

Tue Nov 04 2008

National supports school & club sports

Tue Nov 04 2008

John Key's Campaign Blog: 05 November

Wed Nov 05 2008

National will improve tertiary education

Wed Nov 05 2008

Pansy Speak: National’s Post-Election Action Plan

Wed Nov 05 2008

Cunliffe must answer on DHB blowout shambles

Thu Nov 06 2008

National’s Ministry focused on growth, prosperity

Mon Nov 17 2008

The Mapp Report - Wayne Mapp

Sat Nov 22 2008

Collins Comments 3 March 2009

Tue Mar 03 2009

National Party President to Step Down

Tue Mar 03 2009

The Mapp Report - Visit To Timor

Fri May 22 2009

Collins Comments: Budget 2009

Fri May 29 2009

Country Comes to Town

Fri May 29 2009

The Mapp Report

Fri Jul 03 2009

Key Notes No.53

Fri Jul 17 2009

Dr Wayne Mapp - Dealing With The Recession

Fri Jul 24 2009

Historic 73rd National Party Annual Conference

Thu Jul 30 2009

Judy Kirk Speech

Mon Aug 03 2009

The Mapp Report - 7 August 2009

Fri Aug 07 2009

Updates from Auchinvole No.4

Fri Aug 28 2009

Pansy Speak - Community spirit blossoms

Wed Sep 02 2009

Youth Guarantee delivers for Auckland students

Wed Sep 23 2009

Collins Comments 15 October 2009

Fri Oct 16 2009

The Mapp Report 16 Oct 2009

Fri Oct 16 2009

Plain English No.3 - 29 Oct 2009

Thu Oct 29 2009

Growing on the world stage -

Tue Nov 03 2009

Mapp Report - Visit To Afghanistan

Fri Nov 06 2009

Funding Boost for Local School

Fri Nov 13 2009

Mapp Report - Honouring the Fallen

Fri Nov 20 2009

Free fruit for schools continues

Tue Nov 24 2009

Collins Comments - 25 Nov '09 (Local Governance)

Fri Nov 27 2009

Further boost to ICT funding in schools

Thu Dec 03 2009

Collins Comments – December

Fri Dec 11 2009

Tamaki College to open Service Academy in 2010

Mon Dec 14 2009

Plain English from Bill English

Wed Dec 16 2009

Tamaki College to open Service Academy in 2010

Wed Dec 16 2009

Great Barrier Is Arts and Heritage Village open

Thu Dec 17 2009

Increasing efficiency of justice system

Mon Dec 21 2009

Mapp Report: 2010 – The Year of Growth

Fri Jan 22 2010

National Standards introduced today

Tue Feb 02 2010

Key Notes: National Standards For New Zealand

Wed Feb 03 2010

Bird Cage Move Provides Public Square For Auckland

Fri Feb 12 2010

Key Notes 12/2/10 – Our Priorities for 2010

Fri Feb 12 2010

Local MP encourages you to get behind Plunket

Mon Mar 22 2010

Maungakiekie MP selects Youth MP

Tue Mar 23 2010

Tragic Loss of Air Force Lives

Fri May 07 2010

MP Foss visits Peka Peka wetlands

Wed May 19 2010

Improving the lives of all New Zealanders

Tue May 25 2010

Botany Pansy Speak

Sat Jul 24 2010

Lotu-Iiga Saddened By Winnie Laban MP Departure

Wed Aug 11 2010

Mangere to get Trades Academy in 2011

Tue Aug 17 2010

Key Notes: Reforming Alcohol Laws

Sat Aug 28 2010

Collins Comments 22.10.10

Fri Oct 22 2010

MP Calls on Hunters to Positively Identify Targets

Tue Oct 26 2010

The Mapp Report - Hobbit Movies Saved

Sat Oct 30 2010

John Key: Key Notes

Sat Nov 06 2010

Northland MP won’t stand for re-election

Mon Nov 08 2010

MP Katrina Shanks welcomes $20,000 to support Challenge 2000

Tue Nov 23 2010

Key Notes, 16 December 2010

Thu Dec 16 2010

Collins Comments 21.12.10

Tue Dec 21 2010

Strong line-up for 12th Bluegreens Forum

Fri Jan 28 2011

Vital school property in Maungakiekie given a boost

Mon Feb 21 2011

Let’s extend a helping hand from the Wairarapa

Wed Feb 23 2011

Humanity Greater Than Any Act of Nature

Tue Mar 01 2011

National Selects Leonie Hapeta as Palmerston North Candidat

Tue Mar 01 2011

Local MP helps with school makeover

Wed Mar 16 2011

Peseta Sam Lotu-Iiga confirmed as candidate for Maungakiekie

Mon Mar 21 2011

National Selects Jonathan Fletcher as Rimutaka Candidate

Tue Mar 22 2011

Juditch Collins' Column - Collins Comments

Wed Mar 23 2011

Key Notes: Supporting AMI Policyholders

Fri Apr 08 2011

National Selects Scott Simpson as Coromandel Candidate

Wed Apr 20 2011

Key Notes: Visiting the UK and France

Thu Apr 21 2011

Paul Foster-Bell selected as Wellington Central Candidate

Thu Apr 21 2011

Speech: Key - Central North Island National Party Conference

Sun May 08 2011

National Selects Maggie Barry as North Shore Candidate

Thu May 12 2011

National Selects Joanne Hayes as Dunedin South Candidate

Mon May 16 2011

National Selects Ian McKelvie as Rangitikei Candidate

Sun May 29 2011

Speech: Key - Party Northern Region Conference

Sun May 29 2011

Sad day for Onehunga

Sat Jun 04 2011

Gang Insignia to be banned from All Government Buildings

Sun Jun 05 2011

Key Notes: Supporting Canterbury

Fri Jun 17 2011

Collins Comments June 20

Mon Jun 20 2011

Volunteer Awareness Week (19-25 June)

Mon Jun 20 2011

Key Notes: Boosting Trade With India

Tue Jul 05 2011

Over eight thousand warmer, drier homes in Wellington

Wed Aug 10 2011

Speech: English - Building a competitive economy

Sat Aug 13 2011

Speech: John Key - Address to National Party Conference

Sun Aug 14 2011

Key Notes: Building A More Effective Welfare System

Mon Aug 15 2011

Key Notes 26/8/11: Remembering Corporal Doug Grant

Fri Aug 26 2011

Collins Comments 31 August 2011

Thu Sep 01 2011

New Faces In National's 2011 Party List

Sun Sep 04 2011

Tamaki & Maungakiekie to benefit from new Trades Academy

Wed Sep 07 2011

Key Notes - Building a Stronger Economy

Fri Oct 07 2011

National Selects Simon O'Connor as Tamaki Candidate

Thu Oct 27 2011

National: getting Auckland moving

Sat Oct 29 2011

Speech: Key - National Party Campaign Opening

Sun Oct 30 2011

John Key's Speech to Business New Zealand Amora Hotel Wgtn

Mon Oct 31 2011

National to balance the books sooner, repay debt

Mon Oct 31 2011

What promises will Labour drop?

Tue Nov 01 2011

John Key: RMA changes to support growth, create jobs

Wed Nov 02 2011

Nine years inaction on Rheumatic fever reversed

Thu Nov 03 2011

Building a strong and inclusive nation

Fri Nov 04 2011

Immigration policy supports economic growth

Fri Nov 04 2011

Labour + Goff = billions of dollars more debt

Fri Nov 04 2011

Building better housing under National

Sat Nov 05 2011

National continues to provide warmer, drier homes

Sat Nov 05 2011

National ensures a prosperous building sector

Tue Nov 08 2011

Labour = less jobs

Thu Nov 10 2011

Shorter waiting times and more medical professionals

Thu Nov 10 2011

Dedicated stroke units to save lives

Fri Nov 11 2011

Labour’s recipe for jobs: more costs on business

Fri Nov 11 2011

UFB roll-out set to begin in Hawke’s Bay - PM

Sun Nov 13 2011

National to extend RONS programme

Mon Nov 14 2011

Policies to build a more competitive economy

Mon Nov 14 2011

National Party releases Defence policy

Tue Nov 15 2011

National to tackle welfare fraud

Tue Nov 15 2011

Some 'Facts' about Labour

Wed Nov 16 2011

Building strong communities

Thu Nov 17 2011

Labour in denial on economy

Thu Nov 17 2011

National committed to local growth

Thu Nov 17 2011

32 pages of Labour waffle

Fri Nov 18 2011

Building the value of international visitors

Fri Nov 18 2011

Growing stronger, more vibrant Pacific communities

Fri Nov 18 2011

National focused on lifting student achievement

Mon Nov 21 2011

National to build a better education system

Mon Nov 21 2011

National will deliver better outcomes for tertiary students

Mon Nov 21 2011

National will strengthen skills training

Mon Nov 21 2011

Labour plus Greens equals billions more debt

Tue Nov 22 2011

Safe schools a priority for National

Tue Nov 22 2011

John Key speech: National's post-election Action Plan launch

Wed Nov 23 2011

Desperate Phil Goff making stuff up

Thu Nov 24 2011

Key Notes: Vote National

Thu Nov 24 2011

More Port Hills properties zoned green

Mon Dec 19 2011

FebFast polls highly for National MP Jackie Blue

Wed Dec 21 2011

Key Notes: Looking forward to the year ahead

Fri Feb 10 2012

Maiden Speech - Dr Jian Yang

Fri Feb 17 2012

Maiden Speech - Ian McKelvie

Fri Feb 17 2012

Maiden Speech: Maggie Barry

Fri Feb 17 2012

Maiden Speech - Mark Mitchell

Fri Feb 17 2012

Maiden Speech: Scott Simpson

Fri Feb 17 2012

Maiden Speech - Simon O’Connor

Fri Feb 17 2012

Collins Comments 24/2/12

Fri Feb 24 2012

Key Notes: Standing beside Cantabrians

Fri Feb 24 2012

Key: Speech to National Party Mainland Region Conference

Sun Apr 29 2012

Maungakiekie MP Welcomes Inquiry into Pacific Languages

Mon May 14 2012

Speech: Key - National Party Annual Conference

Sun Jul 22 2012

Partnership Schools are Good for High Needs Communities

Fri Aug 03 2012

Key Notes 7/9/12: Proceeding with share offers

Fri Sep 07 2012

Collins Comments: White Paper on Vulnerable Children

Thu Oct 11 2012

MP encourages students sitting NCEA exams

Mon Nov 05 2012

Community discusses White Paper for Vulnerable Children

Mon Nov 26 2012

Key Notes: Celebrating The Hobbit

Fri Nov 30 2012

List MP congratulates scholarship award winners

Fri Feb 15 2013

NCEA provisional results: more Pasifika students achieving

Fri Feb 15 2013

O-I NZ Glass Environmental Fund’s 30th Anniversary

Tue Feb 19 2013

Young person to represent the Maungakiekie Electorate

Tue Feb 19 2013

Drought declared in Waikato

Wed Mar 06 2013

Funding For Firth Restoration

Mon Mar 11 2013

John Key Video: Rebuilding Christchurch

Wed Mar 27 2013

NCEA results show more students achieving in Mt Albert

Fri Apr 19 2013

Foster-Bell to Become New National MP

Wed Apr 24 2013

Partnership schools one step closer

Wed May 15 2013

Budget delivers over $480 million for our Pacific Families

Wed May 22 2013

Collins Comments 5 July 2013

Fri Jul 05 2013

$1.1m health programme for under-5s

Thu Jul 11 2013

McClay says Kawerau to get $15.6m school facilities

Tue Aug 20 2013

Collins Comments 21 August 2013

Wed Aug 21 2013

National opens nominations for Christchurch East By-election

Sun Aug 25 2013

Long-term plan to protect Hauraki Gulf

Tue Sep 10 2013

Matthew Doocey selected for Christchurch East by-election

Fri Sep 13 2013

National Party Women’s Caucus celebrates Women in Politics

Thu Sep 19 2013

Collins Comments - 23 September 2013

Mon Sep 23 2013

English to stand as a list candidate in 2014

Fri Nov 01 2013

$20m to help older people stay in their homes

Mon Nov 04 2013

Maungakiekie MP welcomes further assistance to Tonga

Fri Jan 17 2014

Key Notes 7/2/14: Our plan for the economy is working

Mon Feb 10 2014

180% rise in foot patrols

Tue Feb 11 2014

Great start for Under 5 Energize

Thu Feb 27 2014

Thousands of Coromandel homes are warmer and drier

Wed Apr 16 2014

Coromandel electorate grows in logical changes

Thu Apr 17 2014

National selects Karl Varley as Wigram candidate

Sat May 10 2014

National selects Paul Foster-Bell as Wellington candidate

Tue May 13 2014

Budget announcements great news for Hunua residents

Mon May 19 2014

National confirms Paula Bennett as Upper Harbour candidate

Thu May 22 2014

National selects Chris Bishop as Hutt South candidate

Thu May 22 2014

Coromandel Communities Well Represented in Conservation

Fri May 23 2014

National selects Hamish Walker as Dunedin South candidate

Mon May 26 2014

Chris Bishop - Focus on science prepares Hutt for future

Wed May 28 2014

National selects Alfred Ngaro as Te Atatu candidate

Tue Jun 03 2014

National selects Todd Muller as Bay of Plenty candidate

Tue Jun 03 2014

National selects Nuk Korako as Port Hills candidate

Thu Jun 12 2014

National selects Claudette Hauiti as Kelston candidate

Sat Jun 14 2014

National selects Parmjeet Parmar as Mt Roskill candidate

Sat Jun 14 2014

National selects Simeon Brown as Manurewa candidate

Sat Jun 21 2014

Make Sure You Are Immunized Against Measles

Tue Jun 24 2014

National delivers engineering upgrade for Hutt students

Fri Jun 27 2014

Two Kelston schools in ACC’s Mates and Dates pilot

Thu Jul 10 2014

Naenae College to benefit from ACC’s Mates and Dates pilot

Fri Jul 11 2014

Extra funds a boost for Rimutaka kiwi

Fri Jul 18 2014

Boosting skills for the Hutt’s high-tech firms

Tue Jul 22 2014

More kids in Southland and Otago are achieving

Thu Jul 24 2014

One Tree Hill re-planting within reach

Thu Jul 24 2014

National mixes experience and new talent in 2014 list

Sun Jul 27 2014

National getting students into science

Tue Jul 29 2014

Report on Parental Engagement helps lift student achievement

Thu Jul 31 2014

National selects Christopher Penk as Kelston candidate

Sun Aug 03 2014

Recycling facility boost for local jobs

Tue Aug 12 2014

Address to the National Party Campaign Launch

Sun Aug 24 2014

Delivering better housing for New Zealanders

Sun Aug 24 2014

National to help 90,000 first home buyers

Sun Aug 24 2014

Plan to help thousands of first home buyers get a deposit

Sun Aug 24 2014

Labour, Greens and Dotcom would spend up large

Mon Aug 25 2014

National building high-tech experience in the Hutt

Mon Aug 25 2014

Labour would hike its new spending to $18.4b

Wed Aug 27 2014

Reducing pain, increasing prevention

Thu Aug 28 2014

$200,000 to support popular Polyfest

Sun Aug 31 2014

Greens announce unemployment policy

Tue Sep 02 2014

Greens' working policy just won’t work

Tue Sep 02 2014

Speech to the Canterbury Employers’ Chamber of Commerce

Tue Sep 02 2014

Working hard to rebuild Canterbury

Tue Sep 02 2014

Cunliffe left stumbling on capital gains tax

Wed Sep 03 2014

High quality health services a priority for National

Thu Sep 04 2014

Tricky David should tell the truth about insurance

Thu Sep 04 2014

A quick look at our announcements this week

Fri Sep 05 2014

National to boost funding for special needs

Fri Sep 05 2014

Maungakiekie MP welcomes faster consents for new homes

Fri Sep 12 2014

Ten key initiatives to boost Northland economy

Fri Sep 12 2014

Treaty and Māori Affairs policies released

Fri Sep 12 2014

The Left hits "peak spending"

Sun Sep 14 2014

$20m a year more for business R&D

Mon Sep 15 2014

Australian jobs fairs to recruit skilled Kiwis for NZ

Mon Sep 15 2014

$40 million to boost engineering

Tue Sep 16 2014

National to reduce benefit numbers by 25 per cent

Wed Sep 17 2014

Chris Bishop – maiden speech

Tue Oct 21 2014

Dr Shane Reti – maiden speech

Thu Oct 30 2014

John Key: Address to the 2014 NZ Post-Election Conference

Wed Dec 03 2014

No Moggy Holiday says Coromandel MP

Fri Dec 12 2014

Parata: Kicking off our plan to lift achievement in schools

Fri Dec 12 2014

Concern at fatal crashes involving overseas licence holders

Wed Feb 25 2015

Science funding a big opportunity for the Hutt

Wed Feb 25 2015

Bishop welcomes Callaghan Innovation budget boost in Budget

Tue Apr 14 2015

Hutt secondary schools lifting student achievement

Thu Apr 23 2015

Local scholarship award winners recognised at Parliament

Wed May 06 2015

MP congratulates The Riddet Institute

Thu May 07 2015

Full steam ahead for Ultra-Fast Broadband

Mon May 11 2015

MP congratulates Massey Child Care Centre

Tue May 12 2015

Open Polytech finalists in PM’s Education Excellence Awards

Tue May 12 2015

Ngaro's News: May 2015

Fri May 15 2015

The River City logging on – Wanganui now fully-fibred

Fri May 15 2015

Budget 2015 good for the Hutt Valley

Tue May 26 2015

Hutt science projects win funding

Thu May 28 2015

Palmerston North students awarded PM’s Scholarships for Asia

Tue Jun 02 2015

Hutt students awarded Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia

Wed Jun 03 2015

Wainui students to benefit from leadership programme

Thu Jun 04 2015

Growth in International education is good news

Wed Jun 17 2015

Hope commissioners will understand Central Otago needs

Wed Jun 17 2015

$46,000 to help Palmerston North Boys and Girls High Schools

Thu Jun 18 2015

Dean – Chinese tourism opportunities for Central Otago

Mon Jun 22 2015

Recognising Maungakiekie’s volunteers

Mon Jun 22 2015

MP delighted at fund for food processing research

Thu Jun 25 2015

New funding to speed up development of urban cycleway

Thu Jun 25 2015

How are we making cycling safer for New Zealanders?

Fri Jun 26 2015

Amy in Action: June 2015

Tue Jun 30 2015

Students staying engaged at our local schools

Tue Jun 30 2015

Students staying engaged at Maungakiekie schools

Wed Jul 01 2015

Students staying engaged at Hutt Valley schools

Thu Jul 02 2015

Hutt education providers funded for teaching innovation

Mon Jul 06 2015

Russell Street School funded to trial innovative teaching

Mon Jul 06 2015

The Magna Carta in New Zealand - Judith Collins

Tue Jul 07 2015

Busy Fortnight in the Electorate

Wed Jul 15 2015

KickStart Breakfast delivering for kiwi kids

Tue Jul 21 2015

More students achieving in Palmerston North

Thu Jul 23 2015

Improving spread of skills, investment across NZ

Sun Jul 26 2015

New classrooms for Te Atatū Intermediate

Mon Jul 27 2015

In Focus: 28 July 2015

Tue Jul 28 2015

Ngaro's News: August 2015

Mon Aug 10 2015

Nikki's News: August 2015

Tue Aug 11 2015

Wellington schools receive funding for Asian languages

Tue Aug 11 2015

Hutt companies to benefit from Callaghan student grants

Wed Aug 12 2015

Lotu-Iiga thrilled local schools working together for kids

Wed Aug 12 2015

Record international student numbers great news for the Hutt

Wed Aug 19 2015

In Focus: 27 August 2015

Thu Aug 27 2015

Tolley Talk: August 2015

Wed Sep 02 2015

Bishop opens Youth MP nomination process

Thu Sep 03 2015

Goldsmith Update: September 2015

Thu Sep 03 2015

New awards to recognise contribution of Hutt Valley Youth

Mon Sep 14 2015

Nikki's News: September 2015

Fri Sep 18 2015

Hutt Valley hosts National Science Challenge

Tue Sep 22 2015

Palmerston North Student wins ANZAC memorial prize

Wed Sep 23 2015

School’s $5.3m redevelopment underway

Fri Sep 25 2015

Hutt students recognised with Kupe scholarships

Tue Oct 13 2015

Jono Naylor welcomes National Science Challenge

Tue Oct 13 2015

Youth Awards sponsors confirmed

Wed Oct 14 2015

New graduate school to boost Hutt ICT sector

Thu Oct 15 2015

Palmerston North’s strengths and opportunities

Thu Oct 15 2015

Report a step in the right direction

Thu Oct 29 2015

Bishop congratulates Hutt Valley Young Enterprise companies

Fri Oct 30 2015

Schools encouraged to enter PM’s Education Excellence Awards

Fri Nov 06 2015

Jono Naylor encourages applications for Education Awards

Mon Nov 09 2015

Hutt City Youth Awards Finalists Announced

Thu Nov 12 2015

Local student selected as Youth MP

Mon Nov 16 2015

Innovative teachers encouraged to apply for $10m fund

Tue Nov 17 2015

Bishop welcomes Hutt Valley Communities of Learning

Wed Nov 18 2015

Jono Naylor praises local schools for working together

Thu Nov 19 2015

Amy In Action

Tue Nov 24 2015

Hutt Valley primary school to engage kids in science

Wed Nov 25 2015

Bishop welcomes Wellington international student growth

Thu Dec 03 2015

Healthy Families for a Healthy Hutt Valley

Thu Dec 03 2015

Shining lights celebrated at Hutt City Youth Awards ceremony

Fri Dec 04 2015

Speech to ACT Party Auckland South Annual Conference

Mon Dec 07 2015

In Focus: 16 December 2015

Wed Dec 16 2015

Collins' Comments: 21 December 2015

Mon Dec 21 2015

Hutt Valley encouraged to unlock its curious mind

Fri Jan 15 2016

Local MPs welcome Singapore Airlines to Wellington

Wed Jan 20 2016

Hon Jo Goodhew: In Focus: 28 January 2016

Thu Jan 28 2016

Schools in Maungakiekie Future-Proofed with Faster Broadband

Fri Jan 29 2016

10 Maungakiekie schools to serve KickStart Breakfasts

Tue Feb 02 2016

65 Wellington Region schools to serve KickStart Breakfasts

Thu Feb 04 2016

An exciting start to Term One

Thu Feb 11 2016

Hutt Valley locals awarded Toloa Scholarship

Thu Feb 25 2016

Bishop urges family violence conversation to continue

Wed Mar 02 2016

Technology Valley Awards will help showcase the Hutt

Thu Mar 03 2016

Bishop to host public meeting on Technology Valley

Fri Apr 22 2016

New Wellington ICT Grad School opens with Hutt connection

Tue May 03 2016

Hutt Valley schools working together for local kids

Wed May 11 2016

Hutt Valley to benefit from $15m hi-tech funding boost

Mon May 16 2016

Budget 2016 a big boost for Technology Valley

Thu May 26 2016

Bishop congratulates local civil defence award winner

Thu Jun 02 2016

Labour-Green alliance concerning for Port Hills

Fri Jun 03 2016

Christchurch benefits from civil defence fund

Thu Jun 23 2016

Hutt schools funded to trial innovative teaching approaches

Thu Jun 23 2016

Bishop congratulates Hutt Valley Dragons’ Den winners

Wed Jun 29 2016

Redcliffs School announcement good news for community

Thu Jul 07 2016

Hi-tech summer ahead for Technology Valley interns

Fri Aug 12 2016

Collins Comments: Alcohol Interlock sentence

Tue Aug 30 2016

MPs and sporting legends to turn out for charities

Tue Aug 30 2016

Garam Masala: August 2016

Wed Aug 31 2016

Ōhāriu schools receive funding for Asian languages

Wed Aug 31 2016

Matt Doocey welcomes early support for his Member’s Bill

Thu Sep 01 2016

Simpson’s Summary: September 2016

Thu Sep 01 2016

Collins' Comments: 26 September 2016

Wed Sep 28 2016

Hudson congratulates Youth MP

Tue Oct 18 2016

National selects Mt Roskill candidate

Wed Oct 19 2016

Ōhāriu companies contributing to hi-tech sector

Fri Oct 21 2016

New classrooms for Kimi Ora School

Mon Oct 31 2016

Redcliffs School to get new home at Redcliffs Park

Tue Nov 01 2016

Wood’s education stunt fails at simple math

Thu Nov 17 2016

Doocey reselected for 2017 Election

Mon Nov 21 2016

Local businessman National’s Wigram candidate

Mon Nov 21 2016

National selects East Coast Bays candidate

Fri Nov 25 2016

National selects Northland candidate

Sat Nov 26 2016

Busy days planned before voting closes

Tue Nov 29 2016

National selects new Waikato candidate for 2017

Sun Dec 04 2016

Brett Hudson welcomes new funding for Churton Park School

Thu Dec 15 2016

News From Louise Upston MP: December 2016

Mon Dec 19 2016

Korako reselected for National in Port Hills

Wed Dec 21 2016

Nikki Kaye confirmed for National in Auckland Central

Fri Dec 23 2016

Delivering for Kiwi families in 2017

Fri Jan 27 2017

Hutt Youth Backed by Government Funding

Tue Jan 31 2017

Nuk Korako: School Zones Road Safety Petition Presentation

Tue Feb 28 2017

Willis selected for Wellington Central

Sun Mar 05 2017

Lee to run for National in Maungakiekie

Wed Mar 08 2017

Bishop backs fairer fares for tertiary students

Mon Mar 20 2017

Hudson congratulates Prime Minister’s Science Prize winner

Tue Mar 21 2017

Huawei to boost Wellington's tech sector

Wed Mar 22 2017

John Key - Valedictory Speech

Thu Mar 23 2017

Thorndon School benefits from National’s investment

Thu Mar 23 2017

National picks 2017 Whanganui candidate

Mon Mar 27 2017

National selects Mangere & Manurewa candidates

Sat Apr 08 2017

Bishop and Bennett announce $50,000 for sanitary products

Thu Apr 13 2017

More Police on their way to Canterbury

Thu Apr 13 2017

Gregory selected by National in Dunedin South

Thu Apr 20 2017

National picks 2017 Rangitata candidate

Thu Apr 20 2017

National selects Bala Beeram in Kelston

Fri Apr 28 2017

National completes 2017 candidate selection

Sat Apr 29 2017

Bishop congratulates St Bernard’s and St Pat’s

Mon May 01 2017

Korako welcomes Lyttelton Cruise Berth

Mon May 01 2017

Family Incomes Package will have a big impact for Southland

Thu May 25 2017

New batch of police officers en route for Southern District

Thu Jun 08 2017

Labour has a lot of explaining to do

Thu Jun 22 2017

English sets vision for New Zealand in the 2020s

Sun Jun 25 2017

National launches first 2017 election video

Sun Jun 25 2017

Speech: English - National’s Annual Conference

Sun Jun 25 2017

Bishop and Kaye hand out Duffy Books in Petone

Thu Jul 06 2017

Labour playing catch-up on multi-national tax

Tue Jul 18 2017

Bishop welcomes $12m investment in Wainuiomata High School

Thu Jul 27 2017

Bishop welcomes new classroom for Maungaraki School

Thu Jul 27 2017

National releases 2017 Party List

Sun Jul 30 2017

Labour re-heats policy to tax hard-working Aucklanders more

Sun Aug 06 2017

Second extra tax would hit regions hard

Wed Aug 09 2017

National selects Clutha-Southland candidate

Wed Aug 16 2017

Next generation Roads of National Significance

Sun Aug 20 2017

National Party - Labour Rail Announcement Unrealistic

Mon Aug 21 2017

National commits an extra $120m to Chch arena

Thu Aug 24 2017

$379m package to prepare our children for the future

Sun Aug 27 2017

Creating opportunity through maths, technology and languages

Sun Aug 27 2017

Making it even easier to track your child’s progress

Sun Aug 27 2017

Speech: English - National Party Campaign Launch

Sun Aug 27 2017

National Supports Parents & Newborns

Tue Aug 29 2017

NZ families can’t afford Labour’s spending plans

Tue Aug 29 2017

Powering up Predator Free 2050

Sat Sep 02 2017

Increasing elective surgeries to 200,000 a year

Tue Sep 05 2017

New mental health facility for Christchurch

Thu Sep 07 2017

National to invest in Whanganui’s Velodrome

Sat Sep 09 2017

Labour’s house ban risks trade jobs

Mon Sep 11 2017

Labour confirms Korean trade deal at risk

Tue Sep 12 2017

Another day, another trade deal in question - Taiwan

Wed Sep 13 2017

National will invest in the East Coast’s future

Thu Sep 14 2017

National supporting New Zealand families

Sun Sep 17 2017

Labour's income tax would hurt Kiwi workers

Wed Sep 20 2017

Scrapping National Standards bad news for parents

Mon Oct 30 2017

MP for Hutt South Welcomes Fairer Fares Decision

Tue Oct 31 2017

New government inherits very strong labour market

Wed Nov 01 2017

National unveils strong Opposition team

Thu Nov 02 2017

Christchurch to be more accessible

Sat Nov 04 2017

Four new partnership schools cancelled without telling them

Sat Nov 04 2017

Labour making a hash of tertiary education

Tue Nov 07 2017

Government must build on NZ’s success

Wed Nov 08 2017

Partnership schools legislation creates more confusion

Wed Nov 08 2017

Andrew Falloon MP: Maiden speech

Tue Nov 14 2017

Chris Penk MP: Maiden speech

Tue Nov 14 2017

Denise Lee MP: Maiden speech

Tue Nov 14 2017

Erica Stanford MP: Maiden Speech

Tue Nov 14 2017

Hamish Walker MP: Maiden speech

Tue Nov 14 2017

Lawrence Yule MP: Maiden Speech

Tue Nov 14 2017

Matt King MP: Maiden speech

Tue Nov 14 2017

Tim van de Molen MP: Maiden speech

Tue Nov 14 2017

Government needs to put a ceiling on debt

Wed Nov 15 2017

Labour’s housing bill a backward step

Wed Nov 15 2017

Govt U-turn coming on international students

Sun Nov 19 2017

Robertson must front up on costings

Tue Nov 21 2017

Local MP Receives Residents’ State Highway Safety Submission

Thu Nov 23 2017

Government must ensure allowances aren’t rorted

Sun Nov 26 2017

Uncertainty for parents around school starting age

Wed Nov 29 2017

New Govt passing up prime opportunity for rural development

Thu Nov 30 2017

Time for Robertson to front up

Thu Nov 30 2017

Deafening silence from Govt on details of fees-free

Sun Dec 03 2017

Partnership schools and students in limbo

Sun Dec 03 2017

Goal of tertiary billions hard to fathom

Tue Dec 05 2017

10 partnership schools get a reprieve, 6 still in limbo

Wed Dec 06 2017

Important roading projects around NZ in doubt

Wed Dec 06 2017

Government puts regional roading in the slow lane

Thu Dec 07 2017

O’Connor under pressure as uncertainty piles up

Fri Dec 08 2017

This is the week average wage workers lose $1060

Mon Dec 11 2017

Scrapping National Standards bad news for parents

Tue Dec 12 2017

PM dodges questions about KidsCan funding

Wed Dec 13 2017

Government confirms less cash for 1.2m Kiwis

Thu Dec 14 2017

Govt’s child poverty figures all smoke and mirrors

Thu Dec 14 2017

Big Spending Already Starting to Bite

Tue Dec 19 2017

Christ Church Cathedral Bill passes

Wed Dec 20 2017

Hipkins needs to do his homework

Wed Dec 20 2017

Going soft on student loan defaulters a bad idea

Thu Dec 21 2017

Another backwards step from the Government

Sat Dec 23 2017

Four lanes crucial to Canterbury growth

Wed Jan 10 2018

National Party launches bid to save highway projects

Wed Jan 10 2018

Tauranga to Hamilton expressway extension at risk

Wed Jan 10 2018

Vigilance needed to prevent further spread of Mycoplasma

Wed Jan 10 2018

Bill to strengthen language learning in schools

Mon Jan 15 2018

Govt allowing freedom campers too much freedom

Tue Jan 23 2018

Immigration vacuum damaging regional growth

Tue Jan 23 2018

Fees-free honesty box system ripe for abuse

Fri Jan 26 2018

O’Connor’s December surprise causes legal mess

Mon Jan 29 2018

Public services targets to continue, without Govt

Mon Jan 29 2018

Govt needs to get on side with Kiwi businesses

Tue Jan 30 2018

Questions remain around foreign student policy

Tue Jan 30 2018

Rt Hon Bill English – State of the Nation 2018

Wed Jan 31 2018

Government’s lack of ambition on poverty

Thu Feb 01 2018

100 days of backdowns and working groups

Fri Feb 02 2018

Nash must urgently fund Meth Action Plan

Fri Feb 02 2018

Govt has no real plan to reduce prison population

Thu Feb 08 2018

Minister acting in bad faith on partnership schools

Thu Feb 08 2018

PM, don’t rob the regions to fund a trolley service

Thu Feb 08 2018

Government must invest in quality of science labs

Fri Feb 09 2018

No new solutions in housing report

Mon Feb 12 2018

Govt making it easy for people to abuse fees-free

Thu Feb 15 2018

Joyce to stand for National Party leadership

Tue Feb 20 2018

Another day, another review announced by the Govt

Wed Feb 21 2018

Bill lodged to replace decile system

Thu Feb 22 2018

Health Minister backtracks on rare disease fund

Thu Feb 22 2018

Lowering police training standards a bad idea

Thu Feb 22 2018

More education ideology from Labour

Thu Feb 22 2018

Partnership Schools Board walk out sad news

Thu Feb 22 2018

What is the Government planning for Waikato DHB?

Thu Feb 22 2018

Brownlee thanks Sir Maarten Wevers

Fri Feb 23 2018

$4.5bn international education industry under threat

Mon Feb 26 2018

Proof that anecdotes don’t make good Govt policy

Mon Feb 26 2018

Hipkins making things harder for polytechs

Thu Mar 01 2018

Four train strikes in four months of a Labour Govt

Fri Mar 02 2018

Joyce to retire from Parliament

Tue Mar 06 2018

Don’t be ashamed of the TPP Mr Parker

Thu Mar 08 2018

Fees-free the biggest waste of money in decades

Fri Mar 09 2018

Māori an afterthought in Govt’s education overhaul

Mon Mar 12 2018

Labour’s school donations policy expensive and unrealistic

Tue Mar 13 2018

Unions again hold weak Government to ransom

Tue Mar 13 2018

Megan Woods should stop re-announcing R&D programmes

Wed Mar 14 2018

Hipkins’ ideology could cost taxpayers $42m a year

Thu Mar 15 2018

Government breaching Bill of Rights

Fri Mar 16 2018

Wagner thanks Bishop Matthews for her service

Mon Mar 19 2018

Minister should release Treasury advice on EQC reform

Tue Mar 20 2018

Twyford MIA while Canterbury exporters suffer

Tue Mar 20 2018

Human Rights start at home

Wed Mar 21 2018

Jones needs to get some discipline

Wed Mar 21 2018

Regional GDP another benchmark for new Govt

Wed Mar 21 2018

Scrapping deciles a chance to fight disadvantage

Thu Mar 22 2018

Health Minister must clean up his own mess

Mon Mar 26 2018

Lost Ardern-Peters Govt putting economy at risk

Mon Mar 26 2018

Petition launched to improve school reporting

Mon Mar 26 2018

Hipkins’ approach to online learning archaic

Wed Mar 28 2018

Tomorrow’s the day we all start paying

Sat Mar 31 2018

Air New Zealand waves goodbye to Kapiti Coast Airport

Tue Apr 03 2018

Electoral Bill conflicts with Parliamentary Privilege Act

Wed Apr 04 2018

Waikato misses out as Govt pours more money into Auckland

Wed Apr 04 2018

Govt deals body-blow to farmers and growers

Fri Apr 06 2018

Marlborough Colleges co-location under threat

Tue Apr 10 2018

Government back-flipping worthy of Gold

Wed Apr 11 2018

Govt in spin mode on education funding

Wed Apr 11 2018

Minister cancels irrigation projects without meeting CIIL

Wed Apr 11 2018

Gas and petroleum decision is economic vandalism

Thu Apr 12 2018

Labour’s ideology threatens Pasifika potential

Thu Apr 12 2018

Simon Bridges: Speech to Rutherford College

Thu Apr 12 2018

Opposition to teacher title bill growing

Fri Apr 13 2018

Bidois selected as National’s Northcote candidate

Sun Apr 15 2018

PM must reinforce NZ’s commitment to EU and UK FTAs

Sun Apr 15 2018

Common sense prevails for Govt’s ECan decision

Mon Apr 16 2018

Govt dragging its heels on Auckland schools

Wed Apr 18 2018

Ardern-Peters raid on regions ramps up

Fri Apr 20 2018

Twyford misleads on rail again

Fri Apr 20 2018

Govt must ensure beneficiaries meet obligations

Tue Apr 24 2018

Housing Minister’s KiwiBuild adding nothing new

Sat Apr 28 2018

Simon Bridges - Speech on New Zealand economy

Mon Apr 30 2018

Cattle industry heavied into paying for M-Bovis

Wed May 02 2018

Nicola Willis – Maiden Speech

Wed May 02 2018

100% of submissions oppose Govt Electoral Bill

Thu May 03 2018

Sage failing to protect marine species

Thu May 03 2018

Government continues to under-deliver

Fri May 04 2018

Hipkins panicking pre-Budget on school property

Fri May 04 2018

Another day, another broken promise by the Govt

Sat May 05 2018

Bidois: Let’s get Northcote moving

Sun May 06 2018

Data working group will do little to help NZers

Mon May 07 2018

Coalition Govt needs to clarify Te Reo policy

Tue May 08 2018

Nash comes clean(ish) on dodgy cop counting

Wed May 09 2018

Govt closing the doors on 380 traumatised children

Thu May 10 2018

Culture of hostility coming from the top

Sat May 12 2018

More focus needed on reforming learning support

Sun May 13 2018

National celebrates 82 years

Sun May 13 2018

Mycoplasma Bovis confirmed in Waikato

Mon May 14 2018

Community pleas fall on deaf ears

Tue May 15 2018

Minister rides roughshod over partnership schools

Tue May 15 2018

Child exploitation investigators to be slashed

Wed May 16 2018

High expectations for education budget

Wed May 16 2018

Hipkins fails to front on decile-scrapping bill

Wed May 16 2018

Education Budget full of broken promises

Fri May 18 2018

Govt delivering fewer social houses than National

Fri May 18 2018

Labour puts less into Health than National

Fri May 18 2018

Govt breaks early childhood education promises

Mon May 21 2018

Low income earners to subsidise homes for wealthy

Mon May 21 2018

Govt cuts funding and opportunities for Kiwi kids

Tue May 22 2018

Fees-free sucks up tertiary money for nothing

Thu May 24 2018

Govt prioritises diplomats over climate adaptation

Thu May 24 2018

PM to Taranaki two months too late

Thu May 24 2018

Māori educational success not a Govt priority

Sat May 26 2018

Salvation Army latest to say Phil’s not working

Mon May 28 2018

Petition calls on Govt to fund children’s camps

Thu May 31 2018

Uncertainty reigns over Govt’s immigration policy

Sat Jun 02 2018

Simon Bridges congratulates Sir Bill English

Mon Jun 04 2018

Lack of process on exploration decision alarming

Tue Jun 05 2018

Government is putting our universities at risk

Thu Jun 07 2018

Minister’s uncaring treatment of charter schools

Fri Jun 08 2018

Government confirms it doesn’t prioritise safety

Wed Jun 13 2018

Davis’ school conflicts raise serious questions

Thu Jun 14 2018

Simon Bridges: Speech to Fieldays on climate change

Fri Jun 15 2018

Govt has responsibility to avoid nurses strikes

Mon Jun 18 2018

Government adding $100 a week to cost of living

Tue Jun 19 2018

Thousands sign to save regional roads

Tue Jun 19 2018

Govt arrogantly dismissing experts and academics

Fri Jun 22 2018

Fees-free a $2.8 billion failure

Tue Jun 26 2018

Government must reach agreement with nurses

Tue Jun 26 2018

Labour gives with one hand and takes with the other

Sat Jun 30 2018

Government ignores prison population forecast

Mon Jul 02 2018

Bridges appoints Bidois and Brown to new roles

Tue Jul 03 2018

Business pessimism doubles, costs rise

Tue Jul 03 2018

Dan Bidois MP: Maiden Speech

Tue Jul 03 2018

Govt giving blank cheques to violent offenders

Tue Jul 03 2018

Govt hides advice on whether law breaches BORA

Tue Jul 03 2018

Teachers’ strike no surprise as Govt favours tertiary

Tue Jul 03 2018

Govt confirms no caveats on criminals’ payouts

Wed Jul 04 2018

Govt must listen to Māori on partnership schools

Wed Jul 04 2018

Debt growth equal to cost of Canterbury quakes

Mon Jul 09 2018

Govt’s Criminal Justice Summit simply a PR tool

Thu Jul 12 2018

Govt’s reasons for axing school PPPs flimsy

Fri Jul 13 2018

Service sector shows worrying signs for economy

Mon Jul 16 2018

Price of petrol up 20 cents before Govt fuel taxes

Tue Jul 17 2018

National pushing for faster action on mental health

Wed Jul 18 2018

Govt spending thousands more per prison bed

Thu Jul 19 2018

Simon Bridges concluding roadshow in Tauranga

Sat Jul 21 2018

Govt’s approach to waste must not increase taxes

Sun Jul 22 2018

Fuel tax costs Kiwis $1bn more yet regions miss out

Tue Jul 24 2018

Renewed calls for essential rural healthcare

Tue Jul 24 2018

Hipkins kneecaps most vocal partnership schools

Wed Jul 25 2018

More Māori leaders fight for partnership schools

Thu Jul 26 2018

SPEECH: Simon Bridges - National Party Annual Conference

Sun Jul 29 2018

Immigration tinkering putting tertiary sector at risk

Mon Jul 30 2018

Immigration Minister asleep at the wheel

Tue Jul 31 2018

Bill to establish health targets introduced

Wed Aug 01 2018

Job losses on the way for export education sector

Wed Aug 01 2018

Labour only has itself to blame for teachers strikes

Wed Aug 01 2018

Farmers worried as Government increases costs

Thu Aug 02 2018

Govt immigration changes undermine ITP review

Sat Aug 04 2018

Great War Exhibition closure a missed opportunity

Sat Aug 04 2018

Labour divided on class sizes

Tue Aug 07 2018

More fuel taxes but less regional road investment

Tue Aug 07 2018

EQC Tribunal fails to deliver for Christchurch

Wed Aug 08 2018

Major immigration backdown welcome, but too late

Wed Aug 08 2018

Shabby exploration ban will prove costly

Wed Aug 08 2018

Govt abusing parliament to rush controversial law

Thu Aug 09 2018

Targeted support must come with obligations

Thu Aug 09 2018

Government cutting Lumsden maternity services

Fri Aug 10 2018

Minister’s hands-off approach to strike reckless

Tue Aug 14 2018

Govt must reach agreement and avoid more strikes

Wed Aug 15 2018

Govt must break deadlock on teacher strikes

Fri Aug 17 2018

Lincoln University’s autonomy vital to NZ’s future

Sat Aug 18 2018

Red Zone payment creates risk for Crown

Tue Aug 21 2018

2.8 billion reasons Govt creating tertiary risks

Thu Aug 23 2018

Hipkins’ arrogance will cost students

Thu Aug 23 2018

Paul Goldsmith: address to Newmarket Rotary

Tue Aug 28 2018

Anti-growth policies cost every Kiwi $1600 a year

Wed Aug 29 2018

NZIER predicting Govt will break own budget rules

Wed Aug 29 2018

Govt’s borrowing tricks show debt target is bogus

Fri Aug 31 2018

Flailing Employment Minister bereft of ideas

Sat Sep 01 2018

Crony health appointments appalling

Tue Sep 04 2018

Kelvin Davis has no job description

Wed Sep 05 2018

National setting the agenda in Parliament

Thu Sep 06 2018

Thousands of small businesses have their say

Fri Sep 07 2018

Second language learning Bill an opportunity for NZ

Sat Sep 08 2018

Hipkins uses role to avoid Education Bill scrutiny

Tue Sep 11 2018

Govt should heed report on low-quality spending

Tue Sep 18 2018

Cut the cull Minister Sage

Wed Sep 19 2018

Minister hides midwives’ true value from them

Wed Sep 19 2018

New education bill continues Labour’s ideological agenda

Wed Sep 19 2018

Govt must take action to prevent teacher strikes

Thu Sep 20 2018

Vic Uni must drop name-change proposal

Thu Sep 20 2018

Detector dogs snooze while New Zealanders lose

Fri Sep 21 2018

Moody’s praises National legacy now being eroded

Sat Sep 22 2018

20k signatures calling on Sage to cut the tahr cull

Wed Sep 26 2018

Minister Sage forced to postpone her tahr hunt

Wed Sep 26 2018

Multiple education strikes looming

Wed Sep 26 2018

National would overturn waka jumping legislation

Thu Sep 27 2018

Yet another new tax from wasteful Government

Thu Sep 27 2018

PM reveals Govt’s aim is to stifle oil & gas sector

Mon Oct 01 2018

Another rejected offer & more teacher strikes likely

Tue Oct 02 2018

Govt backs down and consults on tahr cull

Tue Oct 02 2018

New insurance settlement service welcomed

Tue Oct 09 2018

Surplus shows Govt doesn’t need to tax more

Tue Oct 09 2018

Teacher shortage initiatives need to go further

Sun Oct 14 2018

Mark Mitchell - $20k to set up and dismantle three tables

Wed Oct 17 2018

Clark has cut funding from medicines to pay nurses

Thu Oct 18 2018

Education Bill passed despite urgent treaty claim

Thu Oct 18 2018

Tax-hungry Govt would double-dip at drivers’ cost

Thu Oct 18 2018

Minister playing games instead of preventing strikes

Tue Oct 23 2018

Smith welcomes re-opening of police inquiry

Wed Oct 24 2018

A year of economic mismanagement and disarray

Thu Oct 25 2018

Primary strikes to go ahead

Fri Oct 26 2018

NZ’s loss is Australia’s gain as gas ban looms

Mon Oct 29 2018

Questions remain around eligibility for KiwiBuild

Tue Oct 30 2018

Yet more taxes on the way

Tue Oct 30 2018

Govt hoovers up more taxes – still not satisfied

Wed Oct 31 2018

Government additional learning support welcome

Sun Nov 04 2018

Experts advise Vic Uni name change needs Act of Parliament

Wed Nov 07 2018

More tax, fewer roads, more congestion

Thu Nov 08 2018

Government needs to listen to primary teachers

Sun Nov 11 2018

EQC inquiry to confirm lessons have been learned

Tue Nov 13 2018

Twyford’s commuter train has $175 ticket price

Fri Nov 16 2018

Rents on the rise as Govt hurts low-income families

Mon Nov 19 2018

Tertiary enrolments in fees-free freefall

Tue Nov 20 2018

Another day, another tax hike from Labour

Wed Nov 21 2018

Capital Gains Tax will lift rents, add to living costs

Wed Nov 21 2018

More teachers’ strikes planned

Fri Nov 23 2018

SPEECH: Simon Bridges - Our priorities for NZ families

Mon Nov 26 2018

Will another Sroubek be granted Ministerial favour?

Tue Nov 27 2018

Government continues to stall on mental health

Wed Nov 28 2018

Minister misses red flags for meningococcal outbreak

Wed Nov 28 2018

Virtual Learning Network & online learning in limbo

Wed Nov 28 2018

PM finally admits Lees-Galloway got it wrong

Thu Nov 29 2018

Rollout of Labour’s GP promise shambolic

Fri Nov 30 2018

Dairy loan done on a handshake, details to follow

Tue Dec 04 2018

More red flags for meningococcal deaths in May

Tue Dec 04 2018

Multiple school strikes likely for 2019

Wed Dec 05 2018

Labour confirms increased tax on PTE’s

Thu Dec 06 2018

Govt-backed unions aim to spoil Christmas

Fri Dec 07 2018

Bill’s passage clears way for Dam construction

Wed Dec 12 2018

Fees free headache wastes $50 million plus

Wed Dec 12 2018

Fiscal strategy sees households struggling

Thu Dec 13 2018

Govt eyes $17.7B more tax as economy slows

Thu Dec 13 2018

Government should adopt school equity legislation

Mon Dec 17 2018

Willis welcomes refusal of Victoria Uni name change

Tue Dec 18 2018

Coward's punch petition accepted at Parliament

Wed Dec 19 2018

Government on the wrong track on Hamilton rail

Wed Dec 19 2018

Govt turns back on agricultural training provider

Thu Dec 20 2018

Schools face English language support cuts

Thu Dec 20 2018

Petition launched to support surf lifesaving

Sun Dec 23 2018

Minister again fails Māori students

Wed Dec 26 2018

National to hold Education meetings across NZ

Sat Dec 29 2018

Northland children missing out on meningitis vaccines

Mon Jan 07 2019

Higher fines for litterbugs coming

Tue Jan 08 2019

Commuters victims of Govt’s questionable priorities

Mon Jan 21 2019

National announces spokesperson for Drug Reform

Tue Jan 22 2019

Defeated Housing Minister drops KiwiBuild target

Wed Jan 23 2019

Govt sets NZ up for epic year of strikes

Wed Jan 23 2019

Govt’s ‘fair pay’ agenda is unionisation by stealth

Thu Jan 24 2019

‘Wellbeing’ budget masks economic policy vacuum

Thu Jan 24 2019

MPs petition to protect all Northland children

Sat Jan 26 2019

New year – new approach to try sell KiwiBuild

Sun Jan 27 2019

Unwanted KiwiBuild houses a blot on Government

Mon Jan 28 2019

Govt needs to do more on teacher shortages

Tue Jan 29 2019

Govt tax tentacles reach for your steak & ice cream

Tue Jan 29 2019

Simon Bridges – State of the Nation

Wed Jan 30 2019

‘Fair Pay’ plans would hurt economy, productivity

Thu Jan 31 2019

Robertson wrong and lacking credibility

Thu Jan 31 2019

National to hold 40 education public meetings

Sun Feb 03 2019

Polytechnics to be centralised – job losses

Fri Feb 08 2019

‘Have Your Say’ campaign launched for young Kiwis

Sun Feb 10 2019

Investor confidence drops as Govt adds to risk

Mon Feb 11 2019

Business support fund sought for the Nelson fires

Tue Feb 12 2019

Shaw signals CGT could be on its way

Tue Feb 12 2019

Surprise strikes are price of Govt’s union ties

Tue Feb 12 2019

Regions will suffer under centralisation of training

Wed Feb 13 2019

SIT should not be merged

Wed Feb 13 2019

Education Minister invited to Southland

Fri Feb 15 2019

Refund RUC charges on Nelson Fires Hay Convoy

Sun Feb 17 2019

Consultation period on trades training reforms disrespectful

Mon Feb 18 2019

DHB deficits balloon as Clark fails to act

Mon Feb 18 2019

Govt allows engineers to exploit CTV loophole

Wed Feb 20 2019

Govt holds up pay equity for part-time teachers

Wed Feb 20 2019

Labour removing ECE choice from families

Wed Feb 20 2019

Proposed education reforms a threat to Southland

Mon Feb 25 2019

Taxpayers paying for Mr Twyford’s mistakes

Thu Mar 14 2019

Opposition Leader condemns Christchurch attacks

Fri Mar 15 2019

Opposition Leader visits Christchurch

Sat Mar 16 2019

Opposition Leader’s Address to Parliament on Christchurch

Tue Mar 19 2019

Tertiary consultation period should be extended

Mon Apr 01 2019

Capital Gains Tax would hit 13,000 Southland businesses

Fri Apr 05 2019

Capital Gains Tax would hit 56,000 Wellington businesses

Fri Apr 05 2019

Capital Gains Tax would hit 500,000 businesses

Sun Apr 07 2019

‘Significant disruption’ signalled for primary schools

Mon Apr 08 2019

Tomorrow’s Schools needs strengthening not restructuring

Tue Apr 09 2019

Auditor-General slates Govt polytech reforms

Wed Apr 10 2019

Fees Free critical for only six per cent of students

Thu Apr 11 2019

National offer conditional support for DHB appointment

Tue Apr 16 2019

Government fails on Police targets

Tue Apr 23 2019

National bill will deliver fairness in tax system

Tue Apr 23 2019

Govt needs to focus on student places in Auckland

Wed Apr 24 2019

Millions in fees-free at the expense of polytechs

Fri Apr 26 2019

Junior doctors’ strike putting lives at risk

Mon Apr 29 2019

Government’s teacher package a mixed bag

Thu May 02 2019

Ideological Education legislation passes

Thu May 09 2019

Judith Collins: Twyford must resign over KiwiBuild failure

Thu May 09 2019

Mega schools strike on eve of the Budget

Sun May 12 2019

Three day stay bill to give more choices for mums

Sun May 12 2019

Support for NCEA direction

Mon May 13 2019

Finance Minister announces fees-free flop

Tue May 14 2019

Fees-free flop today - polytechnics tomorrow

Wed May 15 2019

Government and mayor ducking for cover on CRL

Wed May 15 2019

ECan climate change emergency not the answer

Thu May 16 2019

Fees-free a flop from the start

Fri May 17 2019

National ensuring foreign policy delivers for Kiwis

Mon May 20 2019

PM and Minister of Finance need to help resolve strikes

Mon May 20 2019

Unsold KiwiBuild homes should have taxpayers worried

Mon May 20 2019

Multiple strike days planned for five weeks

Thu May 23 2019

PM breaks another commitment on early intervention

Thu May 23 2019

Robertson concedes defeat on budget rules

Thu May 23 2019

Fees-free scheme takes another hit

Fri May 24 2019

Budget must live up to its own hype

Sun May 26 2019

Government misleading on teachers’ offers

Tue May 28 2019

Hutt voices its anger over Melling Interchange delay

Tue May 28 2019

Minister should apologise twice to independent midwives

Wed May 29 2019

Broken promises and bad priorities

Thu May 30 2019

School donations policy full of holes

Sat Jun 01 2019

Universities ‘dumbed down’ in Botched Budget

Wed Jun 05 2019

Labour’s report card shows broken promises

Sat Jun 08 2019

Education Minister hiding from hard questions

Wed Jun 12 2019

Rally for Melling planned

Thu Jun 13 2019

National welcomes new offer for teachers

Fri Jun 14 2019

Parents and schools voices shut out on donations

Sun Jun 16 2019

Experts never told more vaccines available

Wed Jun 19 2019

Govt leaving some firearm owners out of pocket

Thu Jun 20 2019

Minister’s comments point to grim future for drivers

Thu Jun 20 2019

National will overturn polytech reforms

Fri Jun 21 2019

Reforms will destroy regional education and apprenticeships

Fri Jun 21 2019

Tertiary reforms to destroy regional education in Canterbury

Fri Jun 21 2019

Northland children betrayed as vaccines expire

Sat Jun 22 2019

Thousands more tax per household under Labour

Sun Jun 23 2019

Polytechnic reform adds 72 new entities to bureaucracy

Wed Jun 26 2019

Primary teachers settle but principals reject

Wed Jun 26 2019

Mega polytech will grab cash and assets

Thu Jun 27 2019

Regional polytechs stripped of decision making

Fri Jun 28 2019

Tertiary reforms will lead to fewer apprentices

Sat Jun 29 2019

Polytechnic reforms damage international students

Sun Jun 30 2019

Polytechnic reforms reduce opportunities for young learners

Mon Jul 01 2019

Polytechnics in other regions could be at risk

Tue Jul 02 2019

Primary principals protest Ministry of Education

Tue Jul 02 2019

Compulsory unionisation needs to be ruled out

Wed Jul 03 2019

Australia enjoys the tax relief we should’ve had

Thu Jul 04 2019

50,000 unfunded school places in growth plan

Fri Jul 05 2019

Coastguard needs a lifeline

Fri Jul 05 2019

Shane Jones in La La Land on the economy

Fri Jul 12 2019

Another Meningitis case while unused vaccines expire

Sat Jul 13 2019

Auditor-General to investigate KiwiBuild

Tue Jul 16 2019

Members Bill to notify schools of sex offenders

Thu Jul 18 2019

What’s driving this Government’s tax policy?

Thu Jul 18 2019

New Zealand pair narrowly miss second medal at youth worlds

Sat Jul 20 2019

Firearms Tranche Two not focusing on the right people

Mon Jul 22 2019

$300 million on working groups, trail of broken promises

Tue Jul 23 2019

Inept Government filibusters own Bills

Tue Jul 23 2019

MoF not over the detail of major spending initiatives

Wed Jul 24 2019

Schools facing large bills for teacher settlement

Thu Jul 25 2019

Wellington’s most dangerous road upgrades delayed

Thu Jul 25 2019

Paul Goldsmith – Speech to National Party Conference

Sat Jul 27 2019

Speech: Bridges - National Party Conference. Our bottom line

Sat Jul 27 2019

Speech: Bridges - World class cancer care

Sun Jul 28 2019

Guy to call time on Parliamentary career in 2020

Tue Jul 30 2019

Central Otago rural midwife crisis worsens

Wed Jul 31 2019

Minister’s secret letter stopped Wellington moving

Wed Jul 31 2019

Jobs and polytechs gone in Government’s reforms

Thu Aug 01 2019

Let’s Get More Transparency from this Government

Thu Aug 01 2019

School camps and outdoor education at risk

Thu Aug 01 2019

Petition launched to stop Labour’s car tax

Sun Aug 04 2019

Rushed cancer announcement underwhelming

Sun Aug 04 2019

Ombudsman leaves Minister with nowhere to hide

Mon Aug 05 2019

Treasury: polytechnic reforms will fail with extreme impact

Mon Aug 05 2019

Chief Ombudsman to investigate Minister’s secret letter

Tue Aug 06 2019

Polytech reforms grab community cash

Tue Aug 06 2019

Fees-free flop to fund polytech merger

Wed Aug 07 2019

Ideology on the menu but no beef

Wed Aug 07 2019

Immigration Minister running late – just like his department

Wed Aug 07 2019

Regional polytechs to lose autonomy and jobs

Thu Aug 08 2019

Longer waiting times for majority of visa categories

Fri Aug 09 2019

National’s Campaign Chair Announced

Wed Aug 14 2019

Kiwi businesses need Govt to get basics right

Fri Aug 16 2019

Simon Bridges - Launch of Economic Discussion Document

Mon Aug 26 2019

Survey reveals severe ECE teacher shortage

Tue Aug 27 2019

Bridges and Brownlee to visit India and China

Thu Aug 29 2019

Ministers ran roughshod over NZTA’s transport plan

Thu Aug 29 2019

PM’s school lunches scheme flawed

Thu Aug 29 2019

Polytechnic reforms victimise vulnerable workers

Thu Aug 29 2019

Treasury confirms Labour’s car tax is a bad idea

Thu Aug 29 2019

More support needed for pre-fab home manufacturers

Tue Sep 03 2019

Serious allegations requires independent investigation

Thu Sep 05 2019

Firearms buyback risks failure

Sat Sep 07 2019

Fewer sheep and more trees outcome of freshwater proposals

Thu Sep 12 2019

Prime Minister is leaving behind a mess

Tue Sep 17 2019

Ministers’ guesstimates and assurances unfounded

Wed Sep 18 2019

Employers pen open letter to Minister in ‘desperation’

Thu Sep 19 2019

National to deliver birthing unit for Wanaka mums

Thu Sep 19 2019

Labour announces National’s decile policy two years late

Tue Sep 24 2019

Ratepayers will feel the sting of freshwater proposals

Thu Sep 26 2019

When are the measles vaccines arriving, Minister?

Thu Sep 26 2019

Let’s vaccinate ECE teachers to keep kids safe

Fri Sep 27 2019

Julie Anne Genter gags Kiwis opposed to her car tax

Sun Sep 29 2019

National welcomes all Kiwis having a say on car tax

Mon Sep 30 2019

Treating submitters like spam is not good enough

Mon Sep 30 2019

SPEECH: Paul Goldsmith to Canterbury Chamber of Commerce

Wed Oct 02 2019

Government let measles get out of control

Thu Oct 03 2019

No leadership in measles vaccine messaging

Fri Oct 04 2019

Phil ‘two-lane’ Twyford scraps yet another expressway

Fri Oct 04 2019

Minister must reassure NZers after cybersecurity breach

Sat Oct 05 2019

Mums should have three days of postnatal care

Mon Oct 07 2019

Where are the numbers, Minister?

Mon Oct 07 2019

DHBs said they were compliant with Holidays Act

Thu Oct 10 2019

Major issues with Govt’s school donations scheme

Sun Oct 13 2019

Action needed on dodgy tourist tax websites

Mon Oct 14 2019

Government breaks promise on 1800 new cops

Wed Oct 16 2019

Prime Minister denies food hardship is a problem

Tue Oct 22 2019

Genter disingenuous on vaccination numbers

Wed Oct 23 2019

Two years of broken promises from the Govt

Sat Oct 26 2019

Govt looking to politicise student representation

Wed Oct 30 2019

Simon Bridges - Social Services Discussion Document Launch

Wed Oct 30 2019

Economy slowing down because of visa processing

Sat Nov 02 2019

Luxon National’s candidate in Botany

Mon Nov 04 2019

Job growth tumbles by two-thirds under Labour

Wed Nov 06 2019

Lees-Galloway messes up again

Wed Nov 06 2019

Motiti Island decision troubling for recreational fishing

Wed Nov 06 2019

Government’s resources strategy all spin and no substance

Thu Nov 07 2019

Whitebaiters set to lose thousands on stands

Sat Nov 09 2019

Nicola Grigg National’s new candidate in Selwyn

Sun Nov 10 2019

Tomorrow’s Schools a step too far

Tue Nov 12 2019

National to invest in quality education for our kids

Wed Nov 13 2019

National to lift quality of teaching and learning

Wed Nov 13 2019

National to reconsider first year Fees Free

Wed Nov 13 2019

Speech: Education Discussion Document Launch

Wed Nov 13 2019

Thousands rally against Govt assault on West Coast

Sun Nov 17 2019

NZQA exam questions portray unbalanced view of farming

Sat Nov 23 2019

William Wood National’s new candidate in Palmerston North

Sun Nov 24 2019

Petition to build four-lane Horowhenua expressway

Mon Nov 25 2019

MPs welcome West Coast’s new Great Walk

Sat Nov 30 2019

More data breaches at Arts, Culture & Heritage Ministry

Tue Dec 03 2019

Court action looming over State Integrated Schools

Wed Dec 04 2019

Kiwis overwhelmingly reject Labour's car tax

Wed Dec 04 2019

Mark Crofskey National’s candidate in Rimutaka

Wed Dec 04 2019

Minister failing to give farmers the facts

Thu Dec 05 2019

Six thousand fewer elective surgeries

Sun Dec 08 2019

Aucklanders stuck in traffic due to Govt policy

Mon Dec 09 2019

Low business confidence, less Christmas cheer

Mon Dec 09 2019

Jake Bezzant National’s new candidate in Upper Harbour

Tue Dec 10 2019

National will deliver first-class care for seniors

Thu Dec 12 2019

National will improve care for eyes, teeth and ears

Thu Dec 12 2019

National will invest in quality healthcare

Thu Dec 12 2019

Chris Bishop - National will deliver better public transport

Mon Dec 16 2019

Highways to get major funding boost under National

Mon Dec 16 2019

National to deliver on housing, transport and infrastructure

Mon Dec 16 2019

National will replace the Resource Management Act

Mon Dec 16 2019

Lees-Galloway’s lack of action hurting the economy

Wed Dec 18 2019

Minimum wage increase will cost jobs, hurt SMEs

Wed Dec 18 2019

Numbers down as polytech reforms loom

Thu Dec 19 2019

Govt must answer questions about Boochani

Fri Dec 20 2019

National’s 2019 policy wins

Sat Dec 21 2019

New mums need support at Christmas

Sun Dec 22 2019

Kauri dieback plan nowhere to be seen

Thu Dec 26 2019

Loss of Coromandel rescue helicopter a cruel blow

Sat Dec 28 2019

Tax collector forcing Kiwis to put their lives on hold

Tue Jan 14 2020

Government failing to enhance our marine reserves

Tue Jan 21 2020

Nine years of progress undone by Labour

Thu Jan 23 2020

Government needs to front up on coronavirus

Sun Jan 26 2020

What the Govt should be doing with coronavirus

Mon Jan 27 2020

Government needs to brings Kiwis home

Tue Jan 28 2020

Labour forgets there is life beyond city limits

Thu Jan 30 2020

More help needed to protect students from coronavirus

Thu Jan 30 2020

Further screening needed as outbreak ramps up

Fri Jan 31 2020

Poor return for extra Government spending

Fri Feb 07 2020

Wagner Won’t Contest Christchurch Central In 2020

Tue Feb 11 2020

Prime Minister Breaks Promise For Early Intervention

Wed Feb 12 2020

Speech: National’s Economic Plan For 2020

Mon Feb 17 2020

New Offence For Non-disclosure In Child Abuse Cases

Tue Feb 18 2020

Amendments To Abortion Legislation Bill Tabled For Abortions Post-20 Weeks

Wed Feb 19 2020

Tertiary Reforms To Gut Regional Education

Wed Feb 19 2020

Thousands Of Jobs At Risk As Government Takes Aim At Film Industry

Thu Feb 20 2020

Can’t Trust The Government On Car Tax

Mon Feb 24 2020

Yet Another Corrections Failure Under Davis

Wed Feb 26 2020

Ardern Must Reject Comments By Shane Jones

Sun Mar 01 2020

Students Taking Taxpayers For A Fees Free Ride

Mon Mar 02 2020

Better Support Needed For Education Providers Impacted By Coronavirus

Thu Mar 05 2020

Where Is The Government’s Plan To Save Jobs?

Thu Mar 05 2020

Jo Hayes National’s Candidate In Mana

Fri Mar 06 2020

Relief Package Needed As NZ Nears Recession

Sun Mar 08 2020

First load of regulations ready for the bonfire

Mon Mar 09 2020

Government Must Defer Minimum Wage Increase

Tue Mar 10 2020

Robertson Must Accept Realities Of Business

Wed Mar 11 2020

PGF Should Be Reprioritised For Job Support

Thu Mar 12 2020

Economic Response Needs To Be Swift And Significant

Sun Mar 15 2020

David Patterson National’s New Candidate In Rongotai

Tue Mar 17 2020

Lincoln Platt Selected To Contest Christchurch East

Wed Mar 18 2020

Assurances About Education Decisions

Thu Mar 19 2020

Broad Testing Criteria Vital To Containing The Spread

Fri Mar 20 2020

Wage Subsidy Changes Deeply Unfair

Sat Mar 28 2020

More Businesses Must Be Able To Operate Safely

Sun Apr 05 2020

Select Committee Will Continue To Probe Response

Mon Apr 06 2020

Greater Package And Focus Needed In Education

Wed Apr 08 2020

Groundwork Not Done To Lift Lockdown

Mon Apr 20 2020

Ministers To Answer Epidemic Response Committee

Mon Apr 20 2020

More Support Needed For Schools And ECE

Mon Apr 20 2020

Small Businesses Shouldn’t Be The ‘sacrificial Lamb’

Tue Apr 21 2020

Don’t Rush To The Helicopter, Grant

Thu Apr 23 2020

Let’s Back Kiwi Scientists In Fight Against Covid-19

Sun Apr 26 2020

ERC To Focus On Small Businesses, Frontline Services

Mon Apr 27 2020

Landlords And Small Businesses Need Help Too

Tue Apr 28 2020

Yes Debt Was Low, But It’s The Path Out That Counts

Tue Apr 28 2020

More Certainty Needed To Save Air NZ Jobs

Wed Apr 29 2020

Hamish Campbell National’s Candidate In Wigram

Fri May 01 2020

More Support And Clarity Needed For Education At Level 2

Fri May 01 2020

Small Businesses Need Cash Flow Not Cheap Debt

Fri May 01 2020

ERC To Focus On Education, Health And Sport

Mon May 04 2020

National Would Get New Zealand Working Again

Tue May 05 2020

Covid Committee Summonses Solicitor General

Wed May 06 2020

Katie Nimon National’s candidate in Napier

Thu May 07 2020

33,000 People Have Joined The Dole Queue

Fri May 08 2020

Time To Return International Students Back To NZ

Fri May 08 2020

Urgent Additional Support Needed For Hospitality Sector

Fri May 08 2020

Govt Should Be Ambitious For International Students

Tue May 12 2020

Reserve Bank Predicting 150,000 Job Losses

Wed May 13 2020

Budget 2020 Lacks A Coherent Plan

Thu May 14 2020

Leader Of The Opposition’s Budget 2020 Speech

Thu May 14 2020

No Plan For Education To Be At The Heart Of Rebuild

Thu May 14 2020

Big Announcements Are Easy But Delivery Counts

Sat May 16 2020

Where’s The Detail, Grant?

Sun May 17 2020

More Money For Management Than Students

Mon May 18 2020

Penny Simmonds National’s candidate for Invercargill

Tue May 19 2020

Building Sector Could Employ Thousands More People

Wed May 20 2020

Government Again Fails Our Midwives

Wed May 20 2020

Government’s "digital Diary" Pointless

Thu May 21 2020

Thousands Of Illegal Firearms Still In Circulation

Wed May 27 2020

National Backs Businesses With $10k JobStart

Fri May 29 2020

SPEECH: Todd Muller - Families, Communities, Small Business

Fri May 29 2020

Mike Butterick National’s New Candidate In Wairarapa

Sat May 30 2020

Government Deciding Which Industries Will Survive

Tue Jun 02 2020

Questions Remain Around Govt’s Covid-19 Law

Wed Jun 03 2020

Sympathy Should Be With Passengers

Fri Jun 05 2020

Tania Tapsell National’s New Candidate For East Coast

Sat Jun 06 2020

Release The Report, Minister

Tue Jun 09 2020

PM Getting A Leg Up From The Public Service

Fri Jun 12 2020

Under National International Students Would Be Back

Fri Jun 12 2020

Leader Of The Opposition’s Te Puna Speech

Sun Jun 14 2020

Rima Nakhle National’s Candidate In Takanini

Sun Jun 14 2020

Todd Muller Outlines National’s First Term Priorities

Sun Jun 14 2020

Petition Accepted On Early Reading Instruction

Mon Jun 15 2020

Govt’s Tourism Fund Will Help Less Than 1 Per Cent Of Businesses

Tue Jun 16 2020

Parliament Playground Blows Budget

Tue Jun 16 2020

Employment Minister Out Of Touch With Portfolio

Wed Jun 17 2020

Calling On Men To March Against Partner Violence

Thu Jun 18 2020

Thousands Of Community Service Hours Wiped

Thu Jun 18 2020

Bala Beeram National’s Candidate In Kelston

Fri Jun 19 2020

Incompetence Shatters Optimism

Fri Jun 19 2020

National Will Build The Belfast To Pegasus Motorway

Fri Jun 19 2020

National Selects Māngere And Manurewa Candidates

Sat Jun 20 2020

Border Bungles Will Cost Jobs

Sun Jun 21 2020

New Zealanders To Brace For ACC Levy Increases

Sun Jun 21 2020

National Supports Water Consent Being Added To Covid-19 Bill

Mon Jun 22 2020

National Will Deliver A New Waikanae School

Wed Jun 24 2020

Shambolic Coalition Creating Economic Uncertainty

Wed Jun 24 2020

Government Makes Shambles Of Prisoner Voting Law

Thu Jun 25 2020

Lack Of Action From Conservation Minister Will Cost Jobs

Thu Jun 25 2020

Todd Muller Unveils National’s Election Hoardings

Fri Jun 26 2020

Anne Tolley To Retire From Politics At 2020 Election

Sat Jun 27 2020

Todd Muller Thanks Outgoing MP Paula Bennett

Mon Jun 29 2020

National To Undo Government’s Tertiary Reforms

Wed Jul 01 2020

Todd Muller Announces Caucus Reshuffle

Thu Jul 02 2020

National Commits To Extending Waikato Expressway

Fri Jul 03 2020

Thousands Of Kiwis Need Help Getting Back To Work

Sun Jul 05 2020

National Will Build Christchurch To Ashburton Expressway

Wed Jul 08 2020

Speech: National’s Plan To Get New Zealand Working

Thu Jul 09 2020

High Court Decision A Win For Hunters

Sat Jul 11 2020

Paul Goldsmith - Speech To INFINZ Breakfast – Getting New Zealand Back On Track

Thu Jul 16 2020

SPEECH: Delivering Infrastructure

Fri Jul 17 2020

Another Industrial Giant Goes Into Strategic Review

Sat Jul 18 2020

National Slams Labour For Opposing Upper North Island Expressway

Sat Jul 18 2020

Statement From Rangitata MP Andrew Falloon

Mon Jul 20 2020

Early Intervention Times Continue To Blowout

Tue Jul 21 2020

Economic Crisis Deepens And Business Confidence Drops

Tue Jul 21 2020

Labour Failure On Shovel-ready Projects Costing Thousands Of Jobs

Wed Jul 22 2020

Member’s Bill To Notify Schools Of Sex Offenders Drawn

Thu Jul 23 2020

Release The Secret $5 Billion List To Get Kiwis Working

Thu Jul 23 2020

Shovels Sit Idle In Wellington

Thu Jul 23 2020

Increasing Mistakes Compromise Coronavirus Safety

Fri Jul 24 2020

It’s About Growth And Disciplined Spending, Not Borrow, Borrow, Borrow

Fri Jul 24 2020

Brownlee Dismisses Poll As ‘Rogue’

Sun Jul 26 2020

International Students Funding Just A Band Aid

Mon Jul 27 2020

Collins Claims Victory Over RMA

Wed Jul 29 2020

Collins Hits Back At KiwiSaver Funds Manager

Wed Jul 29 2020

National Leader’s Speech at BusinessStart launch

Wed Jul 29 2020

Release The List, Prime Minister

Fri Jul 31 2020

National Selects Joseph Mooney For Southland

Sat Aug 01 2020

New Zealanders Support Charging At The Border

Sun Aug 02 2020

$4 Billion Investment To End Wellington’s Congestion Woes

Wed Aug 05 2020

Kelvin Davis Must Apologise To The Travel Industry

Wed Aug 05 2020

National Leader’s speech on Wellington transport

Wed Aug 05 2020

National will give Mt Vic Tunnel the green light in 2023

Wed Aug 05 2020

Unemployment Figures Don’t Tell The Full Story

Wed Aug 05 2020

‘Shovel-ready’ Buries Opportunities For Women

Thu Aug 06 2020

National Releases 2020 Party List

Sat Aug 08 2020

National Selects Nancy Lu As List Only Candidate

Sat Aug 08 2020

National Selects Emma Mellow As Auckland Central Candidate

Mon Aug 10 2020

National will encourage more drivers to get insurance

Mon Aug 10 2020

Government Needs To Sort Out Auckland Border Mess

Mon Aug 17 2020

Unclear Govt Advice Could Cost Businesses Thousands

Wed Aug 19 2020

Hipkins Must Explain School Funding Hypocrisy

Thu Aug 27 2020

Government’s Economic Claims Ring Hollow

Fri Aug 28 2020

National Has Eye On Southland’s Future

Fri Aug 28 2020

National Works To Support Southland Jobs

Fri Aug 28 2020

Government Must Front Up On Green School Deal

Sun Aug 30 2020

30-year Plan To Build New Schools And Classrooms

Mon Aug 31 2020

Chris Bishop - A Better Way Of Delivering School Infrastructure

Mon Aug 31 2020

NZIST Deficit Shows Govt Shouldn’t Be Pushing Ahead

Mon Aug 31 2020

Government hiding cannabis reports

Wed Sep 02 2020

Investing In The First 1000 Days

Thu Sep 03 2020

Stop The Slow Drip Feed And Come Up With A Plan

Thu Sep 03 2020

Job Loss Figures Show Scale Of Economic Challenge

Fri Sep 04 2020

Labour’s Economic Plan: Another Public Holiday

Mon Sep 07 2020

Job Loss Figures Reveal Grim Reality Of Covid Lockdown

Tue Sep 08 2020

Labour Piling More Costs On To Kiwi Households

Thu Sep 10 2020

National To Fund TRENZ For Two Years

Fri Sep 11 2020

Job Creation Is The Answer, Not Increasing Dependency

Sat Sep 12 2020

Further Investment In Children With Additional Needs

Mon Sep 14 2020

National To Invest In Our Children’s Future

Mon Sep 14 2020

New Zealand In Deepest Recession In Living Memory

Thu Sep 17 2020

Transport Under Labour A Shambles In Wellington

Sat Sep 19 2020

Twyford Threatens Manufacturing Future

Sat Sep 19 2020

Judith Collins - National Leader’s Campaign Launch Speech

Sun Sep 20 2020

National Will Nurture New Zealand’s Technology Talent

Mon Sep 21 2020

National’s Smart Border Plan Will Grow The Economy

Tue Sep 22 2020

Time For Serious Action To Back Business

Thu Sep 24 2020

Labour Building A Barrier To Economic Recovery

Sun Sep 27 2020

Reskilling & Retraining Offers Hope Of Fresh Start

Mon Sep 28 2020

Labour Follows National’s Lead On Housing

Fri Oct 02 2020

Where Is Labour’s Transport Plan?

Fri Oct 02 2020

Retired Kiwis Better Off Under National’s Tax Cuts

Sun Oct 04 2020

Ardern Needs To Explain ‘pathetic’ Covid Testing

Thu Oct 08 2020

Supporting New Zealand’s Proud Wine Industry

Fri Oct 09 2020

Labour Fudging More Numbers

Sat Oct 10 2020

National Will Launch A Global PhD Scholarship Scheme

Mon Oct 12 2020

National To Give Young Kiwis A Better Start At Life

Tue Oct 13 2020

Labour Failed To Deliver On Their Key Promises

Thu Oct 15 2020

No Vote On Legalising Cannabis Welcomed

Fri Oct 30 2020

National Party Selects Strong Leadership Team

Tue Nov 10 2020

National Unveils Team To Take On Labour Government

Wed Nov 11 2020

RMA Reform Needed Now

Thu Nov 12 2020

Govt’s Oil & Gas Ban Delivers Another Economic Blow

Fri Nov 20 2020

National Leader’s Speech At Annual General Meeting

Sat Nov 21 2020

Housing Wait List Continues To Surge Under Labour

Fri Dec 04 2020

Emergency Measures Needed To Accelerate Housing Supply

Tue Dec 08 2020

Failing Education Standards Won’t Help Wellbeing

Wed Dec 09 2020

NZ Should Go Hard And Early With Vaccinations Too

Mon Jan 18 2021

National Concerned By Police Backdown On Cannabis

Wed Jan 20 2021

Bolder Action Required To Fix Housing Emergency

Thu Jan 21 2021

Oil And Gas Ban Clearly Short-sighted

Fri Jan 22 2021

Immediate Action Needed To Avoid Further Lockdowns

Tue Jan 26 2021

Leader Of The Opposition’s State Of The Nation Speech

Tue Jan 26 2021

Measuring Progress Key To Raising Student Achievement

Tue Feb 02 2021

Labour Sending Mixed Messages On Education

Thu Feb 11 2021

Govt Not Resourcing Police To Target Organised Crime

Sun Feb 14 2021

SIT Paying The Price For The Govt’s Tertiary Reforms

Thu Feb 18 2021

Tourism Needs Urgent Action Before It’s Too Late

Thu Feb 18 2021

MIQ Should Be Moved Outside Of Downtown Auckland

Sun Feb 21 2021

Govt Defence Of Housing Scheme Plain Ridiculous

Wed Feb 24 2021

Minister Fudging More Public Housing Numbers

Thu Feb 25 2021

Housing Wait List At Record Highs Under Labour

Fri Feb 26 2021

Roadside Drug Testing Delayed Again

Fri Feb 26 2021

Yo-yo Lockdown Disappointing

Sun Feb 28 2021

Lockdown’s Impact On Student Learning Dire

Wed Mar 03 2021

National Welcomes Lifting Of Auckland Lockdown

Fri Mar 05 2021

National Calls For Inquiry Into Valentine’s Day Cluster

Sun Mar 07 2021

Emergency Housing Costing Taxpayers $1m A Day

Tue Mar 09 2021

Duck Shooting Season In Doubt For Many This Year

Wed Mar 10 2021

More Than $11,000 Taxpayer Dollars Spent On A Video

Wed Mar 10 2021

Mother’s Matter Campaign Shows 3 Day Stay Bill Needed

Wed Mar 10 2021

Unit Titles Member’s Bill Passes First Reading

Thu Mar 11 2021

Govt Needs To Tell Us Which DHBs Are Getting The Chop

Thu Mar 18 2021

Government Hiding Our Student Attendance Crisis

Fri Mar 19 2021

Nicola Grigg – Maiden Speech

Tue Mar 23 2021

Simon Watts – Maiden Speech

Tue Mar 23 2021

Christopher Luxon – Maiden Speech

Wed Mar 24 2021

Joseph Mooney – Maiden Speech

Wed Mar 24 2021

Penny Simmonds – Maiden Speech

Wed Mar 24 2021

Helping Police Track Down Stolen Goods

Thu Mar 25 2021

Labour Votes Against Law To Notify Schools Of Sex Offenders

Thu Mar 25 2021

2-year Moratorium On Govt Regulations Needed As Business Closures Spiral

Sun Mar 28 2021

Major IT Scandal Raises Questions About Vaccine Roll Out

Mon Mar 29 2021

Minimum Wage Increase Will See Businesses Close

Mon Mar 29 2021

New Figures Show New Zealand’s Attendance Crisis

Tue Mar 30 2021

Unfunded Chemotherapy Drugs To Be Administered For Free

Mon Apr 05 2021

Parker’s Interest Deductibility Policy A Shambles

Tue Apr 06 2021

Cancer Doesn’t Just Affect The Wealthy, Grant Robertson

Fri Apr 09 2021

Labour’s Policy Is Leading To Energy Emergency

Mon Apr 12 2021

National Proposes New Law To Get More Houses Built

Wed Apr 14 2021

17 Schools Have Fewer Than 20 Per Cent Of Kids Regularly At School

Thu Apr 15 2021

Homebuyers Need Action, Not Political Pondering

Thu Apr 15 2021

Campaign For Second Wainuiomata Access Launched

Fri Apr 16 2021

Labour Wrong To Limit Where Kids Can Go To School

Thu Apr 22 2021

Emergency Motels Making Millions And Set To Grow

Fri Apr 23 2021

Government Shows Its True Colours On Gangs

Sun May 02 2021

Labour’s Jobs Plan Is Falling Apart

Tue May 04 2021

New Zealand Is In A Truancy Crisis

Thu May 06 2021

Taxpayers Shouldn’t Shell Out For Te Papa’s Turtle Costs

Sat May 08 2021

Judith Collins - Speech To Lower North Island Regional Conference

Sun May 09 2021

Another Blow To Migrant Workers

Tue May 11 2021

It’s Taken The Govt Too Long To Act On Emergency Housing

Thu May 13 2021

Leader’s Speech To Mainland Regional Conference 2021

Sun May 16 2021

Warped Education Priorities Short-changing Kids

Mon May 17 2021

Drawing The Line At Online Services

Tue May 18 2021

Govt Fails To Deliver On Jobs Again And Again

Wed May 19 2021

Leader Of The Opposition’s Budget 2021 Speech

Thu May 20 2021

Thin Rations To Turn Around Truancy Crisis

Sat May 22 2021

Leader’s Speech To Central North Island Conference

Sun May 23 2021

Labour Cut Police Budget As Gang Membership Soars

Mon May 24 2021

Time To Enforce Social Obligations For Truancy

Mon May 24 2021

Govt Prioritises ‘white Privilege’ Training Over Falling Grades

Thu May 27 2021

Cyber Threats A Greater Risk Under Labour

Fri May 28 2021

OECD Criticises New Zealand’s Slow Vaccine Rollout

Tue Jun 01 2021

Judith Collins Acknowledges Passing Of Hon Ian Shearer

Thu Jun 03 2021

No More Excuses For The Govt’s Vaccine Shambles

Tue Jun 08 2021

SPEECH: Hon Dr Nick Smith - Valedictory

Thu Jun 10 2021

Labour Break MIQ Promise Leaving Families Split

Tue Jun 15 2021

Debt-to-income Limits Won’t Build One New House

Wed Jun 16 2021

Labour’s Lax Approach To Benefit Fraud Investigations

Wed Jun 16 2021

Prime Minister’s Car Tax Excuses Ring Hollow

Wed Jun 16 2021

Labour Expects NZ To Believe Vaccine Rollout Is Successful

Thu Jun 17 2021

Quit The Ideological Warfare, Minister

Mon Jun 21 2021

Alarm Bells Should Be Ringing In Education

Tue Jun 29 2021

Little Needs To Stop Making Excuses On Mental Health And Start Doing His Job

Tue Jun 29 2021

Labour Has No Plan To Fix Labour Shortage

Tue Jul 06 2021

Labour Blocks Inquiry Into Mental Health Facilities

Wed Jul 07 2021

Labour Does Not Understand Tax Fundamentals

Wed Jul 07 2021

No Plan For The Future Of Immigration

Wed Jul 07 2021

What’s Happening With Canterbury’s Vaccine Roll Out?

Wed Jul 07 2021

More Kiwis Languishing On Benefit Under Labour

Fri Jul 09 2021

National Launch Campaign To Demand The Debate For All New Zealanders

Sun Jul 11 2021

Kiwis Should Demand The Debate On Ute Tax

Wed Jul 14 2021

Labour Failing To Deliver Jobs

Thu Jul 15 2021

Kiwis Deserve The Debate On Gangs And Crime

Sun Jul 18 2021

National Seeks Auditor General Investigation Into Mongrel-Mob Funding

Mon Jul 19 2021

New Zealand’s Cyber-resilience Failing Under Labour

Tue Jul 20 2021

Demand The Debate On Our Justice System

Sun Jul 25 2021

What Is Western Science?

Mon Jul 26 2021

Labour Fudging State House Numbers

Tue Jul 27 2021

Police Officers Leaving The Force

Tue Jul 27 2021

A Motel Is Not A Home – Demand The Debate

Wed Jul 28 2021

$8 Million In Overdue MIQ Payments

Thu Jul 29 2021

Waka Kotahi Heading Up The Wrong Street

Thu Jul 29 2021

Government Must Urgently Prioritise Truancy Crisis

Fri Jul 30 2021

Kids Missing Out Because Progress Isn’t Measured

Mon Aug 02 2021

Catching Thieves Not A Priority For Govt

Wed Aug 04 2021

Treatment Of Auckland Academics Veiled Censorship

Wed Aug 04 2021

National Backs Commerce Teachers’ Petition

Thu Aug 05 2021

National Making Life A Little Easier For Kiwis With Cancer

Thu Aug 05 2021

Te Huia Train Costing Taxpayers $24,000 A Day

Thu Aug 05 2021

Govt Must Restructure Travel Agent Reimbursement Scheme

Fri Aug 06 2021

Labour Pouring Fuel On An Overheating Economy

Thu Aug 12 2021

Southland MP Presents Petition For Dairy Farmers

Thu Aug 12 2021

Aucklanders In More Danger Under Labour

Fri Aug 13 2021

Labour Must Stop Flooding Rural NZ With Pointless And Onerous Regulation

Sun Aug 22 2021

Clarity About Level 4 Trading Rules Now Urgent

Mon Aug 23 2021

Government vague on lockdown education

Wed Aug 25 2021

Missed opportunity for Govt to increase vaccine uptake

Wed Aug 25 2021

MP embraces new role

Mon Aug 30 2021

Bayly Urges Govt To Adopt Rental Support Package

Wed Sep 01 2021

National’s plan to fix managed isolation allocation system

Thu Sep 02 2021

NZ’s cyber borders under siege again on Labour’s watch

Fri Sep 03 2021

Law Change Needed To Strip Citizenship From Violent Offenders

Sat Sep 04 2021

Government misses the bus with transport bias

Wed Sep 08 2021

Kiwis left in the dark over interest deductibility rules

Wed Sep 08 2021

Rural NZ rejecting more regulation from Labour

Wed Sep 08 2021

Quit the education complacency

Thu Sep 09 2021

Businesses struggling day-to-day under Covid restrictions desperately need Government support

Fri Sep 10 2021

Labour’s failure to prepare for Delta has cost Kiwis their jobs

Fri Sep 10 2021

Government Must Park Three Waters Plans

Sun Sep 12 2021

Government rules out vaccinating in MIQ

Mon Sep 13 2021

‘Short and sharp’ lockdown will be the longest ever

Mon Sep 13 2021

Aus GPs can vaccinate against Covid-19, but not in NZ

Thu Sep 16 2021

Rapid testing should be used at Auckland border

Thu Sep 16 2021

Clearer expectations of home learning required

Fri Sep 17 2021

MIQ lobby debut a depressing debacle

Mon Sep 20 2021

Shaw To Have 14 Staff In Glasgow For Climate Talks

Mon Sep 20 2021

Government blanked Northland mayors on lockdown

Tue Sep 21 2021

Still No Plan To Address NZ’s Growing Mental Health Crisis

Wed Sep 22 2021

Thousands Of Aucklanders Cross Into Northland Before Lockdown

Wed Sep 22 2021

Government Says No More Help To Hospitality Sector

Thu Sep 23 2021

Labour Ignores 15,000 Rural New Zealanders

Thu Sep 23 2021

Labour’s Inaction Putting Animal Welfare At Risk

Thu Sep 23 2021

Te Ture Whenua Māori Bill heads to Parliament

Thu Sep 23 2021

Govt Reviewing Itself On Mental Health Is A Sham

Fri Sep 24 2021

Time For Govt To Front On Wage Subsidy Failures

Sun Sep 26 2021

Amazon Wanted To Stay, But Labour Drove Them Away

Mon Sep 27 2021

Sir Graeme Harrison Joins National Party Board

Mon Sep 27 2021

National’s Plan Allows For Vaccinated Travel

Wed Sep 29 2021

Ten Steps For Vigorous Suppression Of Covid-19

Wed Sep 29 2021

Cycle Bridge Backdown A Win For East Aucklanders

Sat Oct 02 2021

New Zealand At Covid Crossroads

Sun Oct 03 2021

Muddled Priorities Behind Education Strike

Mon Oct 04 2021

Time Has Run Out On Government’s Incoherent Covid Strategy

Mon Oct 04 2021

Government Causing Chaos In Early Learning Sector

Tue Oct 05 2021

Government Must Buy Covid Treatments Now

Tue Oct 05 2021

New Zealand Needs A Clear Economic Roadmap

Tue Oct 05 2021

The Electoral System Belongs To All Kiwis

Tue Oct 05 2021

One Rule For Gangs, Another For Everyone Else

Wed Oct 06 2021

Government’s ‘roadmap’ Will Lead To A Covid Crash In Vulnerable Communities

Thu Oct 07 2021

Labour’s Flexi-wage A Flop

Thu Oct 07 2021

Reopening Schools Absolute Priority

Thu Oct 07 2021

Testing Expert Group Slams Government Response

Thu Oct 07 2021

Government Negligence Keeps Kids Locked Out Of School

Mon Oct 11 2021

Hipkins’ Half-hearted Attempt To Secure MIQ Spots For Healthcare Workers Too Long Overdue

Mon Oct 11 2021

OIA Documents Prove Pharmac’s Independent Inquiry Is A Toothless Whitewash

Mon Oct 11 2021

Urgent Need For Saliva Testing Inquiry

Tue Oct 12 2021

What’s The Plan To Reopen Auckland Schools?

Tue Oct 12 2021

Andrew Little Still Splurging On Consultants For His Poorly-timed Health Restructure

Thu Oct 14 2021

New Zealand Needs National’s Covid Plan At Tipping Point For Delta

Thu Oct 14 2021

Why Did Ministry Tell Rako To Not Reserve Any Public Testing Capacity?

Thu Oct 14 2021

Where’s The Plan To Help Auckland’s Students?

Sun Oct 17 2021

No Plan, No Ideas, No Hope From Government

Mon Oct 18 2021

Housing Bill A Step Forward, With More To Be Done

Tue Oct 19 2021

Labour Must Abandon Local Election Power Grab

Tue Oct 19 2021

National Drives Game-changing Housing Reform

Tue Oct 19 2021

Just Two Covid Cases In Vaccinated Travellers On Day Eight In MIQ Since August

Wed Oct 20 2021

National Launches Back In Business Plan

Wed Oct 20 2021

Schools Decision Wrong And Misguided

Wed Oct 20 2021

Find Out If You’re Smarter Than The Finance Minister With Our Fun Quiz!

Thu Oct 21 2021

Remember The Regions? Economic Stock Take Needed

Fri Oct 22 2021

New Bill Announced To Boost Build-to-Rent In NZ

Sun Oct 24 2021

Ownership Still Murky Under Three Waters Plans

Tue Oct 26 2021

Time To End The Lottery Of Human Misery

Tue Oct 26 2021

Government Too Slow To Re-open Schools

Wed Oct 27 2021

MIQ Changes Don’t Go Nearly Far Enough

Thu Oct 28 2021

National Halts Labour’s Local Government Power Grab

Thu Oct 28 2021

Small Businesses Bear Brunt Of Ongoing Lockdowns

Thu Oct 28 2021

$14 Billion For A Tram Is Economic Lunacy

Fri Oct 29 2021

MIQ Hotel All But Empty While Kiwis Stuck Offshore

Fri Oct 29 2021

New Data Reveals State House Waiting Time Explosion

Sun Oct 31 2021

Farewell, Dame Catherine Tizard

Mon Nov 01 2021

Non-education Farce In Auckland Must End

Mon Nov 01 2021

Another Loop On The Roundabout Of Consultation

Tue Nov 02 2021

Counselling Crucial To Covid Response

Wed Nov 03 2021

National Launches Campaign To End MIQ

Thu Nov 04 2021

50,000 Sign Up In Less Than A Day To End MIQ

Fri Nov 05 2021

Auckland’s Education Funk Hurting Students

Fri Nov 05 2021

Labour Owes The Events Industry – Before It’s Too Late

Fri Nov 05 2021

Marketing Code Only A Small Step In Improving New Zealand’s Digital Future

Mon Nov 08 2021

More Mental Health Announcements, More Failure Certain

Mon Nov 08 2021

Labour Plays Favourites With Events Sector Plan

Tue Nov 09 2021

More Than 230,000 People Have Never Secured MIQ Spaces

Tue Nov 09 2021

National Releases Plan To Get School Students Back On Track

Wed Nov 10 2021

Auditor-General Slams Saliva Testing Procurement

Thu Nov 11 2021

ICU Bed Numbers Slump In Auckland

Thu Nov 11 2021

Government In A Spin As Delta Bites

Fri Nov 12 2021

Kelvin Davis’ ‘get Out Of Community Work Free’ Card

Fri Nov 12 2021

DOC Fee Means Small Tourism Businesses Will Close

Sun Nov 14 2021

Australia Opens Up As NZ Remains A Fortress

Mon Nov 15 2021

Kiwis Still Out Of Pocket For Over 14,000 MIQ Stays

Tue Nov 16 2021

Government Wasn’t Ready For Home Isolation

Wed Nov 17 2021

Where’s The Education Urgency?

Wed Nov 17 2021

MIQ Stumps NZ Men’s U19 Cricketers World Cup Hopes

Thu Nov 18 2021

National Welcomes Use Of Genetic Technology Research In Conservation

Fri Nov 19 2021

Traffic Light Confusion Puts Businesses At Risk

Sat Nov 20 2021

Allow Aussie Travel For Christmas, Prime Minister

Tue Nov 23 2021

Farmers Need Say On Greenhouse Gas Costs

Tue Nov 23 2021

Minister Of Finance Out-of-touch With Business

Tue Nov 23 2021

‘Resourced’ ICU Beds Have No Ventilators In Three DHBs

Tue Nov 23 2021

Zero Fully Vaccinated Aus Travellers Test Positive In MIQ

Tue Nov 23 2021

Government Border Announcement Makes Australia The Destination Of Choice For Skilled Migrants And Students

Wed Nov 24 2021

Jacinda Steals Christmas From Kiwis In Australia

Wed Nov 24 2021

National Launches First Step To World-class Tech Sector

Wed Nov 24 2021

Not-so-fast Tracked Residency Visa Falters On Launch

Wed Dec 01 2021

Traffic Lights Still Not Ready To Go

Wed Dec 01 2021

International Volunteers Day: A Year Of Doing More, With Less For Our Volunteers

Sun Dec 05 2021

Which Regions Could Be At Green?

Wed Dec 08 2021

MIQ Spots Urgently Needed For Teachers

Fri Dec 10 2021

New Opening Date Needed For Transmission Gully

Wed Dec 22 2021

Government Own-goal Will Cost Students

Wed Jan 12 2022

Call For A Covid-19 Youth Mental Health Summit

Wed Jan 26 2022

Navigating Through Omicron

Tue Feb 01 2022

Ministry Resorts To Emergency MIQ To Get Teachers In

Wed Feb 02 2022

National Release 10-point Omicron Plan

Fri Feb 04 2022

Kāinga Ora Removes More Homes Than It Builds

Tue Feb 08 2022

National Proposes Fix To Flawed Lending Regulations

Thu Feb 10 2022

Teachers Tangled In Hipkins’ Web Of Failure

Sat Feb 12 2022

Health Minister Has Failed Health Workers

Fri Feb 18 2022

Overloaded PCR Test Centres Prove Need For RATs

Sun Feb 20 2022

Christopher Luxon - A Divided Society

Mon Feb 21 2022

Hospitals At 100 Per Cent Occupancy Before Omicron

Tue Feb 22 2022

No Amount Of Spin Will Deliver RATs To Schools

Wed Feb 23 2022

Statement From Tim Van De Molen

Wed Feb 23 2022

Govt Urged To Create Special Visa For Ukrainians

Tue Mar 01 2022

Massive Backlog Of Tests Comes As No Surprise

Tue Mar 01 2022

State Of The Nation Address

Sun Mar 06 2022

Tweaks Not Enough To Fix Flawed Lending Regulations

Fri Mar 11 2022

Soft On Crime Govt Fast To Talk, Slow To Act

Sat Mar 12 2022

What’s Happening With Boosters For 16 Year Olds?

Sat Mar 12 2022

Immigration Minister To Blame For Delayed Reopening

Thu Mar 17 2022

National Predicts Census 2023 Will Be Delayed

Thu Mar 17 2022

More Evidence Labour Is Failing On Mental Health

Fri Mar 25 2022

Tertiary Job Losses Loom Because Of Govt Failure

Wed Mar 30 2022

Labour’s Car Tax Is No April Fool’s Joke

Fri Apr 01 2022

Increase In Staff But Deterioration In Performance

Sun Apr 03 2022

Not Much To Celebrate On Te Huia’s First Birthday

Wed Apr 06 2022

Thousands Of Vaccines Left To Expire, Again

Wed Apr 06 2022

Decline In Perception Of Academic Freedom Alarming

Fri Apr 08 2022

Half Of Labour’s Car Tax Mistakes Unresolved

Tue Apr 12 2022

Government Too Busy To Consider 5000 New Homes

Wed Apr 20 2022

Discriminatory Rotorua Local Bill Should Be Dropped

Fri Apr 22 2022

U-turn Coming For Discriminatory Rotorua Local Bill?

Sun Apr 24 2022

Robertson Dissembles On Rotorua Bill

Tue Apr 26 2022

Canning Discriminatory Rotorua Bill The Right Move

Thu Apr 28 2022

Sam Uffindell Selected As National’s Tauranga Candidate

Sun May 01 2022

Christopher Luxon - Unleashing Enterprise So Kiwis Can Get Ahead

Mon May 02 2022

Too Little, Too Late For Truancy Epidemic

Mon May 02 2022

Driver Licencing Support Another Broken Promise

Wed May 04 2022

Health Minister’s ‘plan’ Yet Another Working Group

Wed May 04 2022

ITP Sector Deficit Doubles Since Govt Mega-merger

Fri May 06 2022

Literacy And Numeracy Are Still Declining

Fri May 06 2022

Nicola Willis - Restoring Discipline To Government Policy

Tue May 10 2022

Food Inflation Continues To Swamp Wages

Thu May 12 2022

Jacqui Dean To Retire From Parliament In 2023

Fri May 20 2022

Strobe Lights And Fog Cannons Won’t Stop Ram-raids

Thu May 26 2022

10,000 More Children Absent From School

Fri May 27 2022

Michael Wood Wastes $30,000 On Zero Safety Signs

Fri May 27 2022

Labour’s Local Bill Discards Democratic Principles

Wed Jun 08 2022

Attendance Strategy More Spin Than Action

Thu Jun 09 2022

Drop Pre-departure Testing Right Now

Mon Jun 13 2022

Ag Holding Strong Despite Major Challenges

Wed Jun 15 2022

High Court Says MIQ Breached Kiwis’ Rights

Wed Jun 15 2022

National Welcomes Removal Of Pre-departure Testing

Thu Jun 16 2022

Minister Needs To Front On Electoral Changes

Sat Jun 18 2022

Government Should Apologise, Not Appeal

Mon Jun 20 2022

Patients Leaving Middlemore Without Receiving Medical Care

Wed Jun 22 2022

Emergency Housing Bill Hits $1 Billion

Wed Jun 29 2022

Take Some Of The Blame Labour

Wed Jun 29 2022

Government To Blame For Skills Shortage

Mon Jul 04 2022

Government’s Mega Polytech In Turmoil

Fri Jul 08 2022

Passport Delays Causing Holiday Headaches

Fri Jul 08 2022

We Need Nurses And Midwives Now

Sat Jul 09 2022

Labour’s Mega Polytechnic Te Pūkenga In Disarray

Mon Jul 11 2022

National Welcomes Waikato Expressway Opening

Tue Jul 12 2022

Curriculum Backdown Is More Trouble At Te Pūkenga

Sat Jul 16 2022

Two-thirds Of Students Fail NCEA Pilot

Tue Jul 19 2022

Labour Still Failing On Benefit Dependency

Thu Jul 21 2022

Opposition To Three Waters Bill Is Overwhelming

Thu Jul 21 2022

More Than Half Of Kiwi Kids Not At School Regularly

Mon Jul 25 2022

Bennett To Retire At The Next Election

Tue Jul 26 2022

Labour Can’t Even Deliver A Car Tax

Wed Jul 27 2022

National Will Restore Equal Voting Rights

Sun Jul 31 2022

Auditor-General Should Probe COL Payments

Tue Aug 02 2022

88,324 Submissions And Labour Still Isn’t Listening

Wed Aug 03 2022

Mana In Mahi Doing Little For Long-term Jobseekers

Tue Aug 09 2022

Lowering The NCEA Bar Is Not The Answer

Wed Aug 10 2022

Sam Uffindell Stood Down Pending Investigation

Wed Aug 10 2022

Statement From Sam Uffindell MP

Wed Aug 10 2022

Officials Tried To Stop Labour Spending Spree

Thu Aug 11 2022

Further Steps Needed To Unlock Build-to-Rent

Fri Aug 12 2022

Govt Must Rule Out Banning School Drop-off

Fri Aug 12 2022

Te Pūkenga’s Leadership Plan Misses The Mark

Tue Aug 16 2022

Miserable Migrant Nursing Numbers Under New Visa

Wed Aug 24 2022

Labour Must Prioritise Teachers Over Bureaucrats

Thu Aug 25 2022

Thousands Leave ED Before Being Treated

Sun Sep 04 2022

Youth Crime Package Is More Window Dressing

Tue Sep 06 2022

David Parker Must Delay Winter Grazing Regulations

Thu Sep 08 2022

James Meager Selected As National’s Rangitata Candidate

Sun Sep 18 2022

Sam Uffindell Rejoins National Caucus

Mon Sep 19 2022

Unenrolled Kids More Than Double Under Labour

Fri Sep 23 2022

New Record Stays In Emergency Housing

Tue Sep 27 2022

Labour Misleads On State House Builds

Wed Sep 28 2022

The Lights Are On But Nobody’s Home

Fri Sep 30 2022

COL Payment A Shambles From Start To Finish

Fri Oct 07 2022

Doing Good, Better: A New Approach For New Zealanders In The Greatest Need

Wed Oct 19 2022

National Will Create A Social Investment Fund

Wed Oct 19 2022

Government Must Assess Winton Development

Thu Oct 20 2022

Kids In Motels A Statistical Inconvenience To Labour

Thu Oct 20 2022

Labour’s Five Years Of Failure On Welfare

Thu Oct 20 2022

Pothole Of The Week Highlights State Of Rural Roads

Thu Oct 20 2022

Two-thirds Of Students Can’t Do The Basics

Fri Oct 21 2022

$51,000 For Four Likes On YouTube

Sat Oct 22 2022

Government Spins Homelessness Measures

Sat Oct 22 2022

Job Losses Coming As Te Pūkenga Fights Deficit

Sun Oct 23 2022

Emergency Department Wait Times Worst On Record

Tue Oct 25 2022

Just 2 Per Cent Of Decile 1 Students Pass Writing Test

Tue Oct 25 2022

Labour’s Excuses On Education Don’t Add Up

Thu Oct 27 2022

$100k Wasted On A Cancelled Website

Fri Oct 28 2022

Hamish Campbell Selected As National’s Ilam Candidate

Sun Oct 30 2022

David MacLeod Selected As National’s Candidate In New Plymouth

Mon Oct 31 2022

Labour’s Biggest Fails: Students Can’t Do The Basics

Mon Oct 31 2022

Labour Candidate Joins Underdog National Party In Opposing Labour Government

Wed Nov 02 2022

Labour’s Biggest Fails: More Money For Consultants

Fri Nov 04 2022

Dan Bidois Selected As National’s Candidate In Northcote

Mon Nov 07 2022

Labour’s Biggest Fails: No Material Improvements In Mental Health

Mon Nov 07 2022

School Attendance Plummets Further

Thu Nov 10 2022

77% Of Decile 1 Students Not Regularly At School

Fri Nov 11 2022

Tech Summit 2022 Backs Kiwi Start-ups To Take On The World

Fri Nov 11 2022

Nearly 10% Of Auckland Buses Cancelled This Year

Sat Nov 12 2022

National Launches Plan To Combat Youth Offending

Thu Nov 17 2022

Katie Nimon Selected As National’s Candidate In Napier

Sun Nov 20 2022

Welcome Home Prime Minister

Mon Nov 21 2022

Govt Response To Youth Crime Policy Is Weak

Tue Nov 22 2022

Te Pūkenga Executive Spend-up A Low Blow For Staff

Wed Nov 23 2022

ED Nurse Shortage Hits Provincial Areas

Tue Dec 06 2022

Member’s Bill To Protect State Highways

Tue Dec 06 2022

White Paper Not Worth The Paper It’s Written On

Wed Dec 07 2022

Labour Expands On Three Waters After Three Hours

Fri Dec 09 2022

Term 3 Attendance Data Should Be Released Today

Fri Dec 09 2022

Angee Nicholas Selected As National’s Candidate In Te Atatū

Sun Dec 11 2022

Dale Aotea Stephens Selected As National’s Christchurch Central Candidate

Sun Dec 11 2022

Dr Frances Hughes Selected As National’s Candidate In Mana

Sun Dec 11 2022

PM Should Apologise For MIQ

Mon Dec 12 2022

Tim Costley Selected As National’s Candidate In Ōtaki

Tue Dec 13 2022

Ministry Of Education Says Schools Can Reopen

Wed Feb 01 2023

Unemployment On The Rise Despite Workforce Shortages

Sun Feb 05 2023

Labour Keeps Handbrake On Tourism

Mon Feb 06 2023

Hamilton For Hamilton: Ryan Hamilton Selected As National’s Candidate In Hamilton East

Fri Feb 17 2023

Blair Cameron selected as National’s candidate in Nelson

Sat Feb 18 2023

Emma Chatterton selected as National’s candidate in Remutaka

Sat Feb 18 2023

Siva Kilari selected as National’s candidate in Manurewa

Sat Feb 18 2023

Miles Anderson Selected As National’s Candidate In Waitaki

Sun Feb 19 2023

Truancy Announcement – Is That It?

Tue Feb 21 2023

PM Is Out Of Touch With Concerns About Crime

Wed Feb 22 2023

Important Changes Needed To Freedom Camping Bill

Thu Feb 23 2023

Rebuild Will Need Urgent Action On Immigration

Thu Feb 23 2023

Speech: Nicola Willis - International Fiscal Association NZ Branch

Fri Feb 24 2023

Another Immigration Backflip From Labour

Tue Feb 28 2023

Kiwis Drowning In Debt

Wed Mar 01 2023

Speech: Nicola Willis - NZ Economics Forum, University Of Waikato

Thu Mar 02 2023

Labour Must Rule Out Lowering Education Standards

Mon Mar 06 2023

Chris Bishop: Speech To Property Council Residential Development Summit

Thu Mar 09 2023

National Announces Boost For Build-to-Rent Housing

Thu Mar 09 2023

Retail Crime Continues To Soar Under Labour

Sun Mar 12 2023

Tracy Summerfield Selected As National’s Candidate In Wigram

Sun Mar 12 2023

Jan Tinetti Admits No Improvement In Achievement

Thu Mar 16 2023

Dr Ruby Manukia Schaumkel Selected As National’s Candidate In Kelston

Sat Mar 18 2023

Mike Butterick Selected As National’s Candidate In Wairarapa

Sat Mar 18 2023

Health Sector At Breaking Point Under Labour

Sun Mar 19 2023

Karuna Muthu Selected As National’s Candidate In Rongotai

Sun Mar 19 2023

Budget Leak Another Humiliation For Te Pūkenga

Mon Mar 20 2023

Government Must Come Clean On Use Of Lobbyists

Mon Mar 20 2023

Labour Failing To Help Children Learn To Read

Tue Mar 21 2023

Mahesh Muralidhar Selected As National’s Candidate In Auckland Central

Tue Mar 21 2023

Labour Spinning Shameful Benefit Numbers

Wed Mar 22 2023

National Will Rewrite The Curriculum To Set Kids Up For Success

Wed Mar 22 2023

National Will Deliver World-class Education

Thu Mar 23 2023

Teaching The Basics Brilliantly

Thu Mar 23 2023

Ankit Bansal Selected As National’s Candidate In Palmerston North

Tue Mar 28 2023

Dr Carlos Cheung Selected As National’s Candidate In Mt Roskill

Tue Mar 28 2023

Rima Nakhle Selected As National’s Candidate In Takanini

Tue Mar 28 2023

Paulo Garcia Selected As National’s Candidate In New Lynn

Thu Mar 30 2023

More Than Half Of Students Fail Basic Writing Test

Fri Mar 31 2023

Speech: Electrify NZ

Fri Mar 31 2023

Stephen Jack Selected As National’s Candidate In Taieri

Fri Mar 31 2023

No Celebration On Te Pūkenga's Third Birthday

Sat Apr 01 2023

Labour Attempts To Spin Co-governance

Fri Apr 14 2023

Equal Standard Of Citizenship Tested By Labour

Sun Apr 16 2023

National Selects International Lawyer In Wellington Central

Sun Apr 16 2023

Labour Is Out Of Ideas On Education

Mon Apr 17 2023

Christopher Luxon - India–New Zealand Summit Speech

Tue Apr 18 2023

Prime Minister’s Outright Falsehood On Democracy

Tue Apr 18 2023

Waikato Hospital Issues Prove There Is A Crisis

Tue Apr 18 2023

Labour Scrambling With NCEA Assessment Delay

Wed Apr 19 2023

Labour’s Approach To Beneficiaries Has Failed

Thu Apr 20 2023

National Will Increase Penalties For Highway Blockers

Thu Apr 20 2023

$53 Million Spent On Slowing Aucklanders Down

Mon Apr 24 2023

Half Of Students Still Not Attending School Regularly

Thu Apr 27 2023

19,000 Nurses Leave Under Labour

Fri Apr 28 2023

KiwiRail failure will disrupt thousands of commuters

Fri Apr 28 2023

National Will Deliver More Nurses And Midwives

Sun Apr 30 2023

Government Incompetence Causes Train Havoc

Mon May 01 2023

Immunisation Rates For Children In Steep Decline

Thu May 04 2023

RBNZ Report Shows Kiwis’ Finances On The Brink

Thu May 04 2023

Govt Must Explain Cynical Attendance Data Release

Fri May 05 2023

PM Must Ask Greg O’Connor To Please Explain

Sun May 14 2023

Tinetti Misreads The Empty Classroom

Mon May 15 2023

Global Study Shows NZ Reading Ability At Lowest Ever

Tue May 16 2023

No Mental Health Nurses In Six Months

Wed May 17 2023

Budget 2023: Fiscal Vandalism

Fri May 19 2023

Key Health Measures Dumped In Budget 2023

Fri May 26 2023

NZ’s Largest High School Gives Labour’s NCEA A Fail

Sat May 27 2023

Labour’s Budget Announcement Falls Apart – Again

Mon May 29 2023

You Can’t Trust Labour With Your Child’s Education

Mon May 29 2023

Benefit Numbers Projected To Rise

Tue May 30 2023

Waikato Hospital Forced To Divert Ambulances

Tue May 30 2023

$9,000 To Help Gangs Complete Census Forms

Mon Jun 05 2023

Unenrolled Students Nearly Triple Under Labour

Wed Jun 07 2023

Govt Must Act Urgently To Eradicate Invasive Clams

Thu Jun 08 2023

Labour’s Winter Plan Excludes Half Of New Zealand

Fri Jun 09 2023

Labour Must Delay NCEA Change Programme

Fri Jun 16 2023

Layoffs Begin At Embattled Mega Polytech

Fri Jun 16 2023

National Welcomes Pūhoi To Warkworth Motorway

Fri Jun 16 2023

Labour Failing Māori In Education

Tue Jun 20 2023

Labour Waist Deep In Te Pūkenga Cost Blowout

Fri Jun 23 2023

Speech To The 87th National Party Conference: ‘Fixing Our Economy’

Sat Jun 24 2023

National Will Deliver Rehabilitation To More Prisoners

Sun Jun 25 2023

Speech To The 87th National Party Conference: Real Consequences For Crime

Sun Jun 25 2023

Bailout Is Band-aid Economics Of Labour’s Making

Tue Jun 27 2023

National Will Stop Labour’s Attack On Trout Fishing

Wed Jun 28 2023

Jan Tinetti Misled Parliament Out Of Negligence

Thu Jun 29 2023

Labour’s Pump And Slump Will Hit Hard

Fri Jun 30 2023

School Attendance Nowhere Near Where It Should Be

Fri Jun 30 2023

Labour Failing Home Schooled Children

Sun Jul 02 2023

Labour Is Desperate To Distract On Health

Tue Jul 04 2023

New Medical School Will Deliver More Doctors

Wed Jul 05 2023

Labour’s Mortgage Heartbreak

Thu Jul 06 2023

Labour’s Science Curriculum A Failure In The Making

Thu Jul 06 2023

Te Pūkenga Staff Kept In The Dark

Thu Jul 06 2023

$10 Million Wasted On Temporary Back Room Staff

Fri Jul 07 2023

EQC Assessments At A Snail’s Pace

Fri Jul 07 2023

Min Of Health Contracts Raise New Conflict Questions

Mon Jul 10 2023

Mortgage Carnage Continues

Wed Jul 12 2023

Still No Emergency Department Data

Thu Jul 13 2023

National Will Let KiwiSaver Be Used For Rent Bonds

Mon Jul 17 2023

Math Achievement In Kiwi Schools Going Backwards

Wed Jul 19 2023

National Will Protect Hunting And Fishing Rights

Sat Jul 22 2023

New Minister Needs New Approach To Curbing Crime

Mon Jul 24 2023

Another Survey Highlighting Health Failures

Tue Jul 25 2023

Labour Breaks A New Record In Child Poverty

Wed Jul 26 2023

Labour Now Spending $1.4b On Emergency Housing

Wed Jul 26 2023

Vital Health Clinic To Close Overnight

Wed Jul 26 2023

6-months On, Flood-affected Homeowners Still Waiting

Thu Jul 27 2023

National’s Transport Plan Will Drive Prosperity

Mon Jul 31 2023

Achievement Of School Leavers Falling – NCEA Data

Tue Aug 01 2023

Labour In Chaos Over Transport

Tue Aug 01 2023

Show Us The Data - Health Waitlist Data Delayed Again

Sat Aug 05 2023

Labour’s Light Rail Dreams Now Approaching $60b

Sun Aug 06 2023

Students Behind In Maths Could Earn $320,000 Less

Tue Aug 08 2023

National Will Ban Cell Phone Use At School

Wed Aug 09 2023

NZTA Should Stay Out Of Housing Development

Fri Aug 11 2023

No Health Data Despite ED Closure

Tue Aug 15 2023

Cynical, Desperate Policy; Labour On Transport

Thu Aug 17 2023

National Releases 2023 Party List Heavy On New Talent

Sun Aug 20 2023

National Will Deliver For Māori

Sun Aug 20 2023

Labour Backflips And Copies National’s Homework

Mon Aug 21 2023

National To Help More Kiwis Fight Cancer

Mon Aug 21 2023

Labour Ignores Waikato’s Cries For Help

Wed Aug 23 2023

Electronic Monitoring Weaknesses Exposed

Sun Aug 27 2023

Another Hospital At Breaking Point

Mon Aug 28 2023

Labour Delivers Fewer Psychiatrists In Six Years

Tue Aug 29 2023

Luxon Makes Personal Pledge To New Zealanders

Sun Sep 03 2023

Speech: Campaign Launch

Sun Sep 03 2023

National Will Start Second Mt Vic Tunnel In First Term

Tue Sep 05 2023

National On Right Track With Road Infrastructure

Thu Sep 07 2023

National Makes Literacy Guarantee For Young Readers

Fri Sep 08 2023

National To Set Health Targets To Improve Results

Sun Sep 10 2023

Record Rents Under Labour

Mon Sep 11 2023

Nicola Willis: Speech To The KangaNews New Zealand Debt Capital Markets Summit 2023

Wed Sep 13 2023

Growing Tech Sector Part Of Economy Rebuild Plan

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Fri Sep 15 2023

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Mon Sep 18 2023

National Will Revive International Education

Thu Sep 21 2023

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Sat Sep 23 2023

Amnesty For Overstayers Sends The Wrong Message

Tue Sep 26 2023

Nicola Willis: Speech To The Auckland Chamber Of Commerce

Tue Sep 26 2023

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Tue Oct 03 2023

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Tue Oct 03 2023

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Tue Oct 03 2023

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Tue Oct 03 2023

National To Support Growth Of Aerospace Sector

Thu Oct 05 2023

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Tue Oct 10 2023

Member’s Bill To Tighten Penalties For Human Trafficking

Thu Mar 21 2024

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Tue Jun 11 2024

Boosting NZ Wine Tourism: New Bill Simplifies Wine Tasting Regulations

Thu Aug 01 2024

National Delivers First Cancer Medicines From $604M Boost

Mon Sep 16 2024

Transforming Cancer Care In New Zealand

Fri Nov 01 2024

Bishop Welcomes Hutt Valley High Upgrade

Tue Dec 10 2024

Medical Students Concerned About Patient Rights in TPP

Fri Mar 08 2013

Future Doctors Concerned About Health Workforce Strategy

Mon Aug 26 2013

Operative care needed for NZ homes

Thu Aug 21 2014

Budget Prevents Doctors from Graduating

Sun May 24 2015

Minister Joyce is Wrong Again

Mon May 25 2015

New Doctors make Economic Sense

Fri May 29 2015

Medical students encouraged by Surgeon’s apology on bullying

Mon Sep 14 2015

Medical students commend move to extend loan limit

Tue Dec 01 2015

Over 20,000 people support medical students to finish training

Tue Dec 01 2015

TPPA Still Needs an Independent Health Impact Assessment

Thu Feb 04 2016

Medical students support patient safe rosters

Thu Aug 18 2016

Hundreds of Medical students call for fossil fuel divestment

Wed Apr 05 2017

NZMSA Supports Dr. Lance O’Sullivan: Vaccines Save Lives

Fri May 26 2017

Medical Students support Legal Challenge on Climate Change

Fri Jun 30 2017

NZMSA seeks assurances over new School of Rural Medicine

Mon Aug 28 2017

New Zealand Medical Students Support Ban on Semi-Auto Guns

Tue Apr 02 2019

NZMSA disappointed by lack of student input

Thu May 16 2019

NZMSA Statement On The PGY1 Position Shortage

Thu Sep 08 2022

NZMSA Stands Against The Proposed Changes To SERPA Legislation

Mon Dec 04 2023

NZMSA Media Statement: Medical Workforce Retention Projections

Tue Mar 05 2024

Law Students Cry Foul Over Govt's raise-fees plan

Mon May 19 2003

New Zealand Law Students’ Association Conference 2

Sat Aug 04 2007

Law Students Opposed To New Law Faculty At AUT

Thu Feb 14 2008

Law Students Prepare For Annual Conference

Thu Aug 14 2008

New Zealand Law Students’ Association Conference

Tue Aug 26 2008

NZ Law Students Put Australians On Notice

Fri Jul 09 2010

Survey shows law students suffer high stress

Wed Sep 04 2013

NZ Law Students' Association on sexual misconduct

Fri Feb 16 2018

National Minister further undermines public radio

Tue Jun 15 1999

Protocols needed for school sponsorship

Thu Jun 17 1999

WINZ blunders on, and on, and on: Labour

Thu Jun 17 1999

South Island National Party hack gets Hutt job

Sun Jun 20 1999

Labour welcomes polytechnic resignation

Thu Jun 24 1999

True Bliss success illustrates point

Thu Jun 24 1999

Where's the tertiary legislation Max?

Fri Jun 25 1999

Govt turns its back while youth crime skyrockets

Tue Jun 29 1999

Labour and business

Tue Jun 29 1999

Labour demands vote on de facto property bill

Thu Jul 01 1999

Lianne Dalziel speech to Youthline Conference

Fri Jul 02 1999

Bradford's Otago Report Facile

Tue Jul 06 1999

National Library culling scandal is real - Labour

Thu Jul 08 1999

Rural tour a flop - Labour

Fri Jul 09 1999

National out of ideas, out of time, out of touch

Sun Jul 11 1999

National's kick-start won't work

Sun Jul 11 1999

Labour welcomes collapse of White Paper

Mon Jul 12 1999

Labour promotes modern apprenticeships

Wed Jul 14 1999

Labour restores apprenticeship training

Wed Jul 14 1999

Skill NZ to be expanded under Labour

Wed Jul 14 1999

Creech okays chair sell-off: Labour

Thu Jul 15 1999

Sutton - Speech to Animal Health & Crop Protection

Wed Jul 21 1999

HFA bias on fertility contracts

Thu Jul 22 1999

Where's Roger hiding?

Fri Jul 23 1999

Closing the education gap

Mon Jul 26 1999

Closing the gap in education

Mon Jul 26 1999

Labour's IT policy for schools

Mon Jul 26 1999

Lifting standards and closing gaps in schools

Mon Jul 26 1999

Lifting standards and closing the gaps

Mon Jul 26 1999

Quality schooling for all under Labour

Mon Jul 26 1999

Time to rein in Max on defence

Tue Jul 27 1999

Debt casebook highlights need for a change

Wed Jul 28 1999

Speech to the NZ Tourism Industry Association Conf

Thu Jul 29 1999

National wants to privatise education

Fri Jul 30 1999

Young Nats' pathetic attack

Fri Jul 30 1999

Helen Clark address to Contractors' Fedtn - 4 Aug

Wed Aug 04 1999

Important step to knowledge economy

Tue Aug 10 1999

Brain drain statistic backs need for loan review

Wed Aug 11 1999

Govt. tertiary plans 'kneejerk' - Labour

Thu Aug 12 1999

Prevention and cure for Youth Offending

Fri Aug 13 1999

Speech (abridged) - Peck on science

Mon Aug 16 1999

A pitiful Nats hand-wringing exercise - Clark

Wed Aug 18 1999

Nats' Slight Future package: half a step ahead

Wed Aug 18 1999

Smith must say no to Canadian trout imports

Thu Aug 19 1999

Prebble - a problem with the truth

Mon Aug 23 1999

Helen Clark speech to Employers Federation

Wed Aug 25 1999

Michael Cullen - Labour and Business

Wed Aug 25 1999

Auckland traffic fines may be invalid

Fri Aug 27 1999

Mark Peck Speech - Labour's Science approach

Fri Aug 27 1999

More competition won't build a knowledge society

Fri Aug 27 1999

Jobs under threat from ACC privatisation

Mon Sep 06 1999

Ruth Dyson speech to EMA

Mon Sep 06 1999

Birch wrong: community banks explained

Wed Sep 08 1999

Youth training benefit under Labour

Wed Sep 08 1999

No shortage of rimu - Labour

Thu Sep 16 1999

Tony tells fibs

Fri Sep 17 1999

National: education for the rich

Sun Sep 19 1999

Govt. suppressing NZQA scandal

Mon Sep 20 1999

Oz tax move must be seen in context

Tue Sep 21 1999

Clark: speech to NZEI meeting, Wellington, 21/9/99

Wed Sep 22 1999

Government pushing populist line

Wed Sep 22 1999

Labour calls for urgent change to ACC law

Fri Sep 24 1999

Countdown to National's defeat begins

Sun Sep 26 1999

Labour releases tertiary education policy

Wed Sep 29 1999

Labour's policy good news for students

Wed Sep 29 1999

Labour's tertiary education policy

Wed Sep 29 1999

Tertiary sector vital to nation's economic future

Wed Sep 29 1999

King reacts to Wellington Hospital decision

Thu Sep 30 1999

Labour to address Kenepuru concerns

Thu Sep 30 1999

Hikoi's message still fresh

Fri Oct 01 1999

Clark: National has nothing to be proud of

Tue Oct 05 1999

Government not interested in student debt

Tue Oct 05 1999

Clark: election crucial for tertiary education

Wed Oct 06 1999

Auckland MP welcomes new status

Thu Oct 07 1999

Cullen on the public sector and the SSC

Thu Oct 07 1999

Government ad-hoc on tertiary status changes

Thu Oct 07 1999

Labour: Act's tertiary policy recipe for poverty

Thu Oct 07 1999

National considers clumsy bribe to students

Thu Oct 07 1999

Helen Clark's speech to Cant'y Chamber of Commerce

Fri Oct 08 1999

Unsolved burglaries and rising violent crime

Tue Oct 12 1999

Stop telling stories Max!

Wed Oct 13 1999

Election day looms and money is everywhere

Mon Oct 18 1999

National-Act would steal Xmas

Mon Oct 18 1999

Spending pre-election, cutting post-election

Mon Oct 18 1999

If you can't stand the heat ....

Tue Oct 19 1999

Shipley's selectively filled shopping trolley

Tue Oct 19 1999

Enrol and help kick out the loony right - Burton

Wed Oct 20 1999

Labour slams Government's motives

Wed Oct 20 1999

Labour supports schools' stance

Wed Oct 20 1999

Lianne Dalziel - Labour's commitments

Wed Oct 20 1999

Nats tinker with student loans

Wed Oct 20 1999

Support for gifted children long overdue

Wed Oct 20 1999

Tizard appalled at attacks on opponents' hoardings

Wed Oct 20 1999

8-hour day already a memory under ECA

Sun Oct 24 1999

Cullen challenge to Act

Sun Oct 24 1999

Sexual health neglect by the Govt.

Sun Oct 24 1999

Labour's 10-point plan for "Cinderella sector"

Mon Oct 25 1999

Shipley on short leash

Tue Oct 26 1999

Booking system report highlights problems

Wed Oct 27 1999

Shipley ignores South Island

Wed Oct 27 1999

New shocking student loan figure

Thu Oct 28 1999

Prebble the loser!

Thu Oct 28 1999

Time Act came clean on tax policy - Labour

Thu Oct 28 1999

Clark: Shipley continues to hide

Fri Oct 29 1999

Clark: Shipley makes pathetic boasts

Fri Oct 29 1999

Labour: Shipley shows cowardice

Fri Oct 29 1999

School shows inadequacy of zoning law

Fri Oct 29 1999

Speech: Labour Leader Helen Clark

Sun Oct 31 1999

Student interest rates going up under National

Sun Oct 31 1999

Act now, pay later - Cullen

Mon Nov 01 1999

Brownlee bids for Tertiary Education portfolio

Mon Nov 01 1999

Clark: Tax cuts 'grossly irresponsible'

Tue Nov 02 1999

"Labour and Tax" - Cullen speech

Tue Nov 02 1999

Tell the real story Mrs Shipley!

Tue Nov 02 1999

Labour and Business - Cullen speech

Wed Nov 03 1999

Too long a wait for immigrant doctors

Wed Nov 03 1999

Corporate braindrain under National

Thu Nov 04 1999

Dalziel: Investment, Identity and Independence

Thu Nov 04 1999

Job figures no triumph for National

Thu Nov 04 1999

Labour Leader releases youth policy

Thu Nov 04 1999

Clark: A vision for a better NZ

Sun Nov 07 1999

Fairness, opportunity and security

Sun Nov 07 1999

Rising tertiary fees a National-Act stealth tax

Mon Nov 08 1999

Snake oil merchant plies his trade

Mon Nov 08 1999

Bradford indicates even higher fees

Tue Nov 09 1999

Budgets for fairness, opportunity and security

Tue Nov 09 1999

Prebble lacks credibility yet again

Tue Nov 09 1999

Families helped by Labour's economic management

Wed Nov 10 1999

Labour's economic programme sorely needed

Wed Nov 10 1999

Labour's strategy for a modern, dynamic economy

Wed Nov 10 1999

Mallard: Early Childhood Professional Development

Thu Nov 11 1999

Student interest astronomical

Thu Nov 11 1999

Crunch time for Pacific education

Fri Nov 12 1999

Racing important to provincial NZ

Fri Nov 12 1999

Tertiary fee rises crippling our future

Sun Nov 14 1999

No such thing as a free tax cut

Mon Nov 15 1999

Exciting new plans for sports under Labour

Tue Nov 16 1999

Act would butcher public health system

Thu Nov 18 1999

Mr 'Me Too' strikes again

Thu Nov 18 1999

Bleatings of a Johnny-come-lately

Fri Nov 19 1999

Helen Clark on the 1st 100 days of a Labour Govt

Sun Nov 21 1999

Govt must come clean on Contact payout

Tue Nov 23 1999

Student loan problems highlighted

Tue Nov 23 1999

Modern apprenticeships will rebuild NZ economy

Thu Nov 25 1999

National drives students out

Thu Nov 25 1999

Clark: Labour for the party vote

Fri Nov 26 1999

Mallard welcomes education appointments

Thu Dec 09 1999

PM-elect announces new ministry

Thu Dec 09 1999

MP Supports Resourcing of Local Police

Thu Dec 23 1999

Cosgrove Urges Restraint In Government Spending

Fri Jan 28 2000

Dentistry fee reductions welcomed

Mon Jan 31 2000

Clayton Cosgrove Maiden Speech

Tue Feb 15 2000

Maiden Speech Of Hon Margaret Wilson

Tue Feb 15 2000

Common-sense the first casualty of sticker crusade

Tue Apr 04 2000

Students Business Initiative Applauded

Tue May 16 2000

Cosgrove finds sticker sponsor to provide funding

Wed May 17 2000

Marion Hobbs - Wellington Town Belt

Thu May 25 2000

Youth Parliament Representative for Waimakariri

Fri May 26 2000

Clayton Cosgrove: Robustly Ravaged in Godzone….

Fri Jun 23 2000

Waimakariri schools property boost of $2.33 M

Mon Jul 17 2000

Canterbury benefits from Apprentice Programme

Thu Jul 27 2000

Cosgrove Congratulates Police On Improved Response

Fri Jul 28 2000

Wider Debate Vital As Trade Treaty Nears

Thu Sep 14 2000

Cosgrove Speech To Opening Of Lignus Timber XChnge

Tue Oct 03 2000

Minerals & Mining Conference 2000 - Cosgrove Spch

Mon Oct 30 2000

Sticker Decision Will Astound Public Warns Clayton

Thu Dec 14 2000

Cosgrove to visit youth Justice Centre

Wed Apr 18 2001

Road Safety Spending in Canterbury Up 50%

Mon Apr 23 2001

Members Bill To Stop Dangerous Street Racing Hoons

Mon Apr 30 2001

Cheap Shoddy politics from Mrs Shipley

Fri May 04 2001

Cosgrove Welcomes Mandeville Decision

Tue May 29 2001

Murderers Loose In Washington DC

Tue Jun 19 2001

Fair A&E Access For West Achieved

Wed Jun 20 2001

Cosgrove Announces "Community Champions" Awards

Thu Jul 12 2001

Prime Minister Visiting Waimakariri Electorate

Mon Jul 16 2001

Telecom Says "No" To Toll Free North Canterbury

Thu Aug 02 2001

Cosgrove Appointed To Free Trade Task Force

Wed Apr 03 2002

Chch Tetraplegic Aims For Seat In Parliament

Tue May 07 2002

Mike Williams Address to the Labour Party Congress

Mon May 20 2002

Northcote MP offers to meet teachers

Fri May 24 2002

Labour's Election 2002 Pledge Card

Sun Jun 30 2002

PM Helen Clark's Campaign Launch Address

Sun Jun 30 2002

Labour On Tertiary Education

Tue Jul 02 2002

Education – the next steps forward

Wed Jul 03 2002

Excellence for schools

Wed Jul 03 2002

Labour On Early Childhood And Compulsory Education

Wed Jul 03 2002

Special Education to focus on student support

Wed Jul 03 2002

Education and Training Leaving Age

Thu Jul 04 2002

Labour commits to 250,000 in industry training

Thu Jul 04 2002

Labour On Industry Training

Thu Jul 04 2002

Labour's Strategy for Growth

Mon Jul 08 2002

Policy Launch: Labour On The Economy

Mon Jul 08 2002

King and Milne visit Lincoln and Darfield

Fri Jul 12 2002

Labour's Youth Affairs Policy

Mon Jul 15 2002

Launch of Labour’s Immigration Policy

Mon Jul 15 2002

Michael Cullen Speech To Auckland Chinese Meeting

Mon Jul 15 2002

Michael Cullen Speech to Grey Power

Mon Jul 15 2002

Labour On Disability Issues

Wed Jul 24 2002

Beehive Bulletin For Week Ending - Friday 9 August

Mon Aug 12 2002

Beehive Bulletin For Week Ending - Friday 23 Aug

Fri Aug 23 2002

Beehive Bulletin Friday 06 September 2002

Mon Sep 09 2002

Beehive Bulletin For Week Ending 4 October

Fri Oct 04 2002

Terrifying Young Children Unacceptable - Carter

Mon Oct 28 2002

Education Agreement Empowers Iwi

Mon Nov 25 2002

Cosgrove To Attend World Economic Forum

Tue Jan 21 2003

Beehive Bulletin – Friday 21 February 2003

Fri Feb 21 2003

Porirua Pacific Business Trust Office Opening

Tue Feb 25 2003

Employment Key to Successful Economy

Mon Mar 03 2003

Beehive Bulletin - Friday 21 March 2003

Fri Mar 21 2003

New Chair Looks Forward to Year Ahead

Fri Mar 28 2003

New Funding For Local Schools

Fri May 02 2003

Focus On Education and Environment at Conference

Mon May 05 2003

AA Backs Cosgrove On Styx Bridge Proposed Delay

Fri Jun 20 2003

Beehive Bulletin For Week Ending Friday 20 June

Fri Jun 20 2003

Schools in Mangere to get free books

Thu Jun 26 2003

Styx Bridge Four-Lane Project Back on Track

Mon Jun 30 2003

Canterbury Falling unemployment strong job growth

Thu Jul 17 2003

Beehive Bulletin, 25 July 2003

Fri Jul 25 2003

Canterbury continues gain jobs unemployment drops

Fri Aug 08 2003

Beehive Bulletin Friday 22 August

Fri Aug 22 2003

Commitment to upgrade Rangiora Court honoured

Tue Sep 02 2003

Beehive Bulletin -- 5 September 2003

Fri Sep 05 2003

Beehive Bulletin - 5 September 2003

Fri Sep 12 2003

GM Food Production: Proceed with Caution

Wed Oct 01 2003

Beehive Bulletin - 10 October 2003

Fri Oct 10 2003

Beehive Bulletin - 17 October 2003

Fri Oct 17 2003

Beehive Bulletin - 24 October 2003

Fri Oct 24 2003

Beehive Bulletin - 31 October 2003

Fri Oct 31 2003

Beehive Beehive - 07 November 2003

Fri Nov 07 2003

Michael Cullen Speech To Labour Conference

Mon Nov 10 2003

Beehive Bulletin - 12 March 2004

Fri Mar 12 2004

Project Aqua decision: RMA process fair

Tue Mar 30 2004

No electricity crisis: there are alternatives

Thu Apr 01 2004

Beehive Bulletin Friday, 2 April 2004

Fri Apr 02 2004

Beehive Bulletin - Friday, 16 April 2004

Mon Apr 19 2004

Address To Foreshore & Seabed Legislation - Mahuta

Thu May 06 2004

Beehive Bulletin – Friday 14 May

Fri May 14 2004

Princes Street Welcomes Labour’s Commitment

Fri May 28 2004

Labour Team Tamaki-Maungakiekie

Thu Jul 22 2004

Beehive Bulletin - Friday, July 30, 2004

Mon Aug 02 2004

Publication of Councillors Salaries

Mon Aug 02 2004

Scotland to follow New Zealand with Smoke Free Law

Tue Sep 07 2004

Wairarapa Labour Candidate - Denise MacKenzie

Wed Oct 20 2004

Beehive Bulletin - Friday, 26 November 2004

Fri Nov 26 2004

Civil Union Bill Hits The Ground Running

Tue Nov 30 2004

Labour young gun aims for Clutha-Southland

Tue Nov 30 2004

New Law Will Encourage Smokers To Quit

Mon Dec 13 2004

White Report Clears Tamihere

Tue Dec 21 2004

Tamihere: Speech to Waitakere Rotary Club

Thu Jan 20 2005

Transport plan for Canterbury welcomed

Tue Feb 01 2005

Brian Connell - Rebel without a cause

Thu Feb 03 2005

Community Midwives Saved

Fri Feb 11 2005

David Parker Backs Oamaru World Heritage Status

Fri Feb 11 2005

Immigration not a cure-all for Queenstown

Fri Feb 11 2005

Rural fire services essential and highly valued

Tue Mar 08 2005

Beehive Bulletin - Friday, 11 March 2005

Fri Mar 11 2005

Beehive Bulletin - 25 March 2005

Tue Mar 29 2005

Beehive Bulletin - Friday, 01 April 2005

Fri Apr 01 2005

Minister of Health asked to consider DHB boundary

Mon Apr 11 2005

Canterbury under 25s crusade into jobs

Fri May 06 2005

Marginal strips next to waterways

Mon May 09 2005

Beehive Bulletin: Friday, 10 June 2005

Fri Jun 10 2005

Solution proposed for traffic at SH1 at Waitati

Mon Jun 27 2005

Water quality & flow key issues for Waitaki River

Mon Jun 27 2005

Climate Change Reinforces Need For Kyoto Protocol

Mon Jul 04 2005

Otago Climate predictions show importance of Kyoto

Mon Jul 04 2005

Parker to look into 1080 dumps

Mon Jul 11 2005

Affordable housing for the Queenstown region

Fri Jul 15 2005

Beehive Bulletin - 22 July 2005

Mon Jul 25 2005

Student Support Policy

Tue Jul 26 2005

Labour and Industry Training

Thu Jul 28 2005

Labour's Election Pledges No 3: Industry Training

Thu Jul 28 2005

Got a student loan? You’re better off with Labour

Mon Aug 01 2005

Treaty of Waitangi – negotiations and settlements

Thu Aug 04 2005

Beehive Bulletin 12 August 2005

Fri Aug 12 2005

Proposed Cromwell Film Studio gets a boost

Mon Aug 15 2005

Cullen: Address to Bell Gully Leaders Series

Tue Aug 16 2005

Community police for Otago: Labour's pledge

Thu Aug 18 2005

Family Tax Relief: Q and A, Scenarios

Thu Aug 18 2005

Tax relief for thousands more working families

Thu Aug 18 2005

PM Helen Clark Address - Labour's Campaign Opening

Sun Aug 21 2005

Early Childhood Policy, Q & A, Factsheet

Mon Aug 22 2005

More help for first-home buyers

Mon Aug 22 2005

National halves transport spending to fund tax cut

Mon Aug 22 2005

Otago's economy something to be proud of

Mon Aug 22 2005

A Healthy Start: Q & A and Backgrounder

Tue Aug 23 2005

Labour candidate for Tamaki Community Board

Tue Aug 23 2005

Prime Minister announces new child health measures

Tue Aug 23 2005

National axes Wellington transport spending

Wed Aug 24 2005

1:15 teacher-pupil ratio for new entrants

Thu Aug 25 2005

Education: Labour's Track Record 1999-2005

Thu Aug 25 2005

Schools Policy - Labour’s Vision

Thu Aug 25 2005

Smaller Class Sizes for Year 1 Primary Students

Thu Aug 25 2005

Smaller Class Sizes - Questions and Answers

Thu Aug 25 2005

Clark: release of Labour’s Maori Policy

Fri Aug 26 2005

Key Achievements For Mäori

Fri Aug 26 2005

Support for Maori economic development

Fri Aug 26 2005

Labour's Immigration Policy Consolidates Gains

Sat Aug 27 2005

Labour celebrates young Kiwis

Mon Aug 29 2005

Labour's Youth Affairs Policy

Mon Aug 29 2005

Cullen Address to Gisborne Chamber of Commerce

Tue Aug 30 2005

Nats underestimate bulk funding cost by millions

Tue Aug 30 2005

Online initiative clicks for Otago schools

Tue Aug 30 2005

Youth Transitions - Fact Sheet

Tue Aug 30 2005

Youth Transitions - Labour’s Vision

Tue Aug 30 2005

Youth Transitions Service to go nation-wide

Tue Aug 30 2005

Labour revamping dental services for young NZers

Wed Aug 31 2005

Where will Nats slash education funding?

Wed Aug 31 2005

$411,200 for Otago projects for gifted students

Thu Sep 01 2005

Cullen: Address to Auckland Chamber of Commerce

Thu Sep 01 2005

Cullen Address to Gisborne Rotary Club

Thu Sep 01 2005

Labour shift to lifting tertiary quality continues

Thu Sep 01 2005

Labour's shift to lifting tertiary quality

Thu Sep 01 2005

Mallard: Research in New Zealand Universities

Thu Sep 01 2005

Mallard: Research in NZ Universities and the PBRF

Thu Sep 01 2005

National's 'increase' amounts to a cut

Thu Sep 01 2005

Beehive Bulletin 2 September 2005

Fri Sep 02 2005

Jobs the key for Pacific peoples

Fri Sep 02 2005

National draws on Labour rural health initiatives

Fri Sep 02 2005

National draws on Labour's rural health

Fri Sep 02 2005

Picking up the pace on science and innovation

Fri Sep 02 2005

Cullen - Address to Government Superannuitants

Mon Sep 05 2005

Labour's Arts Policy

Mon Sep 05 2005

National 'all talk on roads' - MP

Mon Sep 05 2005

National to reintroduce market rents

Mon Sep 05 2005

Housing too important for Brash's secret agenda

Tue Sep 06 2005

Key can’t even make next year’s figures add up

Tue Sep 06 2005

Pacific Success Vital For New Zealand's Success

Tue Sep 06 2005

Pay equity threatened by National

Tue Sep 06 2005

Sam Neill supports David Parker

Tue Sep 06 2005

Women's Issues Policy

Tue Sep 06 2005

Kakapo Hatch a Name 2005 Competition Winners

Wed Sep 07 2005

National's state housing lie

Wed Sep 07 2005

Otago will be tight: David Parker

Wed Sep 07 2005

See Brash flipflopping online now

Wed Sep 07 2005

Cullen: Address to PSA Delegates

Thu Sep 08 2005

Cullen to ICANZ CFOs Group

Thu Sep 08 2005

Beehive Bulletin 9 September 2005

Fri Sep 09 2005

National's appalling attack on state servants

Fri Sep 09 2005

National's week of misleading continues

Fri Sep 09 2005

Police don't need rescuing but Dr Brash does

Sat Sep 10 2005

Apprenticeships go over 8000 under Labour

Mon Sep 12 2005

Labour on conservation

Mon Sep 12 2005

The Truth About Political Polls

Mon Sep 12 2005

Brash shows he is behind the times

Tue Sep 13 2005

Dean wrong on health funding

Tue Sep 13 2005

Destiny NZ Party Distort The Truth

Tue Sep 13 2005

$14 million boost for Strengthening Families

Wed Sep 14 2005

Brash's latest flip flop

Wed Sep 14 2005

Labour delivers for older New Zealanders

Wed Sep 14 2005

Student loans policy easily affordable

Wed Sep 14 2005

David Parker Speech Waitaki Girls High School

Thu Sep 15 2005

Ka pai to the "mainstream" New Zealanders

Thu Sep 15 2005

Loan policy billions more affordable than tax cut

Thu Sep 15 2005

Sam Neil's Oamaru Speech

Thu Sep 15 2005

National admit real health policy kept secret

Fri Sep 16 2005

Project to better under understand tourists' needs

Fri Sep 16 2005

Swing to National in Otago lowest in Provincial NZ

Mon Sep 19 2005

Murray wins Tamaki Community Board by-election

Mon Oct 17 2005

Sue Moroney Maiden Speech

Tue Nov 15 2005

Address at University of Auckland

Sun May 07 2006

Faster assessments for treatment under Labour

Tue May 09 2006

Funding boost for biodiversity

Sat May 13 2006

Labour candidate selected for Tamaki Board

Tue Jun 27 2006

Strictly Dancing: Labour celebrates 90 years

Thu Jul 06 2006

Public procession for Dame Te Atairangikaahu

Fri Aug 18 2006

Brash should follow Australian example on Brethren

Wed Sep 20 2006

Don Brash needs to speak for himself

Mon Sep 25 2006

Brash's predictable fall from moral high ground

Fri Oct 20 2006

Hastings school gets over $118,000 upgrade

Fri Feb 09 2007

Christchurch MPs discuss Jade

Thu Mar 22 2007

Stop bagging Maori say Labour’s Maori MPs

Thu Mar 22 2007

Voting begins for Youth Parliament representative

Mon Apr 16 2007

Plan draws over $1.42 mil for Wgtn region schools

Mon Apr 30 2007

Benefits in the Bay- going, going, gone!

Thu May 03 2007

Chauvel - Garry Evans: A Tribute

Thu Jun 07 2007

Chauvel: Calling to the Inner Bar Speech

Fri Jun 15 2007

Point Scoring May Affect Victims' Rights Enquiry

Tue Jul 31 2007

MPs Release Australian Travel Itinerary

Tue Aug 07 2007

Chauvel congratulates essay competition winner

Fri Sep 07 2007

Real-life learning for HB school students - Barker

Mon Sep 10 2007

Minimum wage – Labour MP says more to be done

Fri Sep 21 2007

Top Whangarei athlete receives PM's Scholarship

Thu Sep 27 2007

New work skills programme for Porirua students

Thu Oct 11 2007

PM Opens New, More Accessible Electorate Office

Fri Oct 12 2007

Chauvel - Swearing-In Of Ailsa Patricia Duffy

Tue Oct 16 2007

Over 14000 Wellington Students prepare for exams

Thu Oct 18 2007

Labour Selects Wellington Central Candidate

Sun Nov 18 2007

Darien Fenton ACC Amendment Bill (No. 2) Speech

Thu Dec 13 2007

Labour Selects Ilam Candidate

Mon Dec 17 2007

Labour Selects Rangitata Candidate

Mon Dec 17 2007

Sutton wins Labour nomination for Epsom

Mon Dec 17 2007

Jones decries Maori Party condoning body snatching

Wed Mar 19 2008

Jones: Is Rodney Hide pushing drugs to youth?

Thu Mar 20 2008

Maori Party advocacy of BZP party pills is wacky

Thu Mar 20 2008

Arson attack at Kura Kaupapa is just "agony"

Tue Mar 25 2008

Cunliffe: Waitakere Ranges Heritage Bill

Thu Apr 03 2008

Waitakeres preserved for future generations

Thu Apr 03 2008

Dunedin MPs saddened at F&P closure

Thu Apr 17 2008

Labour Confirms Efu Koka For Otara By-Election

Mon May 19 2008

MP Says Massey Paper Release Disturbing

Wed May 21 2008

Minimum Wage for Contractors passes 2nd reading

Thu May 22 2008

Sio Endorsement for Efu Koka in Otara By-Election

Tue Jun 03 2008

Inner City residents meeting highlights issues

Wed Jun 18 2008

No spine for Privatising ACC

Fri Jul 04 2008

Labour chooses Lecturer to contest Botany

Fri Jul 18 2008

Asset Cuts to fund Tax Cuts

Tue Aug 05 2008

Crossways Sale A Huge Disappointment

Fri Aug 08 2008

Victory for school bus services on Waiheke

Mon Aug 11 2008

Bill to secure funds for Auckland Amenities passed

Thu Aug 28 2008

Govt MPs back Chch rugby quarter final bid

Fri Aug 29 2008

Labour Party list for 2008 election announced

Sun Aug 31 2008

Curran launches campaign for Dunedin South

Fri Sep 05 2008

Fenton: It’s Time to Meet the Locals

Fri Sep 05 2008

An election about vision, leadership and trust

Fri Sep 12 2008

3 Great Reasons To Celebrate For Welly Seniors

Tue Sep 30 2008

Tizard campaign for Auckland Central launched

Mon Oct 06 2008

English confirms public servants will lose jobs

Mon Oct 13 2008

Helen Clark: Labour Party Campaign Launch Speech

Mon Oct 13 2008

KiwiBank, KiwiSaver now KiwiFuture

Mon Oct 13 2008

Labour’s economic plan for a secure future

Mon Oct 13 2008

Labour's Potential Economic Stimulus Package

Mon Oct 13 2008

Nat’s Education Policy a Farce

Tue Oct 14 2008

Nats offer pale imitation for maternity

Tue Oct 14 2008

John Key – fast and loose with numbers last night

Wed Oct 15 2008

Labour’s Davis: Maori Party Needs My Help

Wed Oct 15 2008

Labour expands home insulation retrofit programme

Thu Oct 16 2008

Mallard: Labour - Keeping workers' rights safe

Thu Oct 16 2008

Maori Party Plan May Pay Maori Less

Thu Oct 16 2008

Nats must reveal real intentions for ETS

Thu Oct 16 2008

John Key Visit to Dunedin Disappointing.

Fri Oct 17 2008

New Visitor Centre For Coromandel Peninsula

Fri Oct 17 2008

Don’t forget Rates Rebates - Hipkins

Mon Oct 20 2008

PM: Labour Party Rally Wellington Speech

Mon Oct 20 2008

Labour commits to R&D tax credits

Tue Oct 21 2008

Wellington Girls’ College Gets Funding Boost

Tue Oct 21 2008

More gaffes on National Party campaign trail

Wed Oct 22 2008

Smart Future or Dumb Future

Wed Oct 22 2008

Labour will provide transitional assistance

Thu Oct 30 2008

'Choose a Party you can Trust?'

Fri Oct 31 2008

International conflict resolution – Goff

Fri Oct 31 2008

Labour's transport policy builds on certainty

Fri Oct 31 2008

Nothing new in Key’s latest education promise

Mon Nov 03 2008

Labour leads with more medical students

Tue Nov 04 2008

Labour’s Education plan – for the future

Tue Nov 04 2008

Nats break first promise before Election Day

Tue Nov 04 2008

Nats roll out 'pork barrel' in Tauranga

Tue Nov 04 2008

Where Is English In The last Week Of Campaign?

Fri Nov 07 2008

Jills Angus Burney congratulates National

Mon Nov 10 2008

Labour's shadow Cabinet announced

Thu Nov 20 2008

Goff welcomes signing of Convention

Wed Dec 03 2008

Goff Welcomes Signing Cluster Munitions Convention

Thu Dec 04 2008

National doesn’t care about Kiwi battlers

Wed Dec 10 2008

Xmas grinch tax act a sad opener for National

Thu Dec 11 2008

Labour rejects exams for 5 year olds

Fri Dec 12 2008

‘Window-dressing’ Nat's don't tackle issues

Fri Dec 12 2008

KiwiRail faces slow death through bleeding

Thu Dec 18 2008

Major broadband projects under threat

Thu Dec 18 2008

Pharmac – properly inform our older citizens

Thu Dec 18 2008

Collins needs to explain three escapes in six days

Thu Jan 22 2009

Ryall pursues partisan agenda

Thu Jan 29 2009

NZ needs decision not delay on minimum wage

Mon Feb 02 2009

So is Otago worse or not?

Tue Feb 03 2009

Doing little to address student under-achievement

Wed Feb 04 2009

Govt plunges digital future into uncertainty

Thu Feb 05 2009

Govt plunges NZ’s digital future into uncertainty

Thu Feb 05 2009

Support for Australians affected by fires

Mon Feb 09 2009

Govt inaction = unemployment in Otago & Southland

Wed Feb 11 2009

Ryall displays arrogance - over Thomson

Wed Feb 11 2009

Drip feed approach is too slow

Thu Feb 12 2009

Mangere To Hold National on Community Issues

Thu Feb 12 2009

National’s economic plan – copy and paste

Thu Feb 12 2009

Stop being so shifty Bill

Thu Feb 12 2009

Is National about to break public service promise?

Mon Feb 16 2009

National sets dangerous precedent

Tue Feb 17 2009

National will "cut" not "cap" public service jobs

Tue Feb 17 2009

Will private schools "asset strip" state schools?

Tue Feb 17 2009

Govt must invest in prevention-based solutions

Thu Feb 19 2009

Ryall on his own

Thu Feb 19 2009

MPs pay tribute to 28th Maori Battalion veterans

Fri Feb 20 2009

Silver in Slalom for Kiwi Adam Hall

Tue Feb 24 2009

Will students also have to repay loans faster?

Tue Feb 24 2009

Labour MPs support first Pink Shirt Day in NZ

Wed Feb 25 2009

Goff welcomes Andrew Little as Labour President

Mon Mar 02 2009

Labour MP to Take Action on Cigarette Displays

Wed Mar 04 2009

Law of the jungle good enough for National

Thu Mar 05 2009

National slashing frontline services

Thu Mar 05 2009

Slashing of Tertiary Education Commission jobs

Thu Mar 05 2009

Moroney: launches petition for pay equity

Fri Mar 06 2009

Labour joins calls for ceasefire in Sri Lanka

Sun Mar 08 2009

National continues attack on ACC

Mon Mar 09 2009

Dalziel: Coalition of Community Law Centres

Tue Mar 10 2009

National breaks election promise again

Tue Mar 10 2009

Agricultural science to suffer without investment

Wed Mar 11 2009

Ministry of Justice on public service hit list

Wed Mar 11 2009

Job and service cuts will hurt patients

Thu Mar 12 2009

Govt plan to dump regional fuel tax big step back

Fri Mar 13 2009

Tolley fails to deliver on promised school funding

Fri Mar 13 2009

Government transport plans unfair on most Kiwis

Tue Mar 17 2009

Labour launches campaign for warmer homes

Tue Mar 17 2009

Polyfest Prepares Future Leaders

Thu Mar 19 2009

Labour support cheap money transfer to Pacific

Fri Mar 20 2009

Public service watchdog left toothless

Fri Mar 20 2009

Minister moves to silence NZAID

Sun Mar 22 2009

PM fails to answer basic questions on economy

Mon Mar 23 2009

$200 million to be stripped from existing roads

Tue Mar 24 2009

TVNZ faces death by a thousand cuts

Tue Mar 24 2009

Fenton seeks political commitment to minimum wage

Wed Mar 25 2009

Let seniors know there is a choice of medicines

Wed Mar 25 2009

Senior citizens should be told of medicine choice

Wed Mar 25 2009

Frontline health getting nothing from National

Thu Mar 26 2009

Goff to attend intl conference on global crisis

Thu Mar 26 2009

National’s public service cap just PR spin

Thu Mar 26 2009

Cutting edge of education hits South Island

Sun Mar 29 2009

Goff meets US Vice President Biden at conference

Mon Mar 30 2009

Tax cuts offer nothing to most Maori families

Tue Mar 31 2009

Minimum wage rise leaves thousands out

Wed Apr 01 2009

Thomson sacking proved to be an empty gesture

Wed Apr 01 2009

Sixty years more in the cold under Nat’s policy

Thu Apr 02 2009

Slashing of TEC jobs a false economy

Fri Apr 03 2009

Cullen leaving Parliament

Tue Apr 07 2009

Tolley’s chopper tour hardly value for money

Tue Apr 07 2009

Valedictory Speech Rt Hon Helen Clark

Thu Apr 09 2009

League Tables for Primary Schools – a possibility!

Fri Apr 10 2009

Minister of Health forces more frontline cuts

Mon Apr 13 2009

Groser not focussed on value of conservation

Wed Apr 22 2009

Ordinary taxpayers to suffer with job cuts

Wed Apr 22 2009

Sri Lankan conflict a humanitarian catastrophe

Wed Apr 22 2009

Patch-ups but no still plan

Thu Apr 23 2009

Key’s Simplistic Approach to Alcohol Not Helpful

Mon Apr 27 2009

No time for complacency

Mon Apr 27 2009

Racing clubs again hit Eureka jackpot

Mon Apr 27 2009

Disappointed in failure of parliamentary motion

Tue Apr 28 2009

Former Environment Judge joins list of RMA critics

Thu Apr 30 2009

Frontline services go in fisheries job cuts

Thu Apr 30 2009

Hefty bill for National/Maori Party deal

Thu Apr 30 2009

Valedictory Speech Hon Dr Michael Cullen

Thu Apr 30 2009

What's wrong with our Education System Mrs Tolley?

Thu Apr 30 2009

Students need assurance on interest-free loans

Fri May 01 2009

Support for Maori seats on Super City heartening

Fri May 01 2009

Elderly will suffer from cuts to home support

Mon May 04 2009

Goff makes changes to shadow Cabinet, portfolios

Tue May 05 2009

Labour celebrates International Midwives Day

Tue May 05 2009

$400,000 for English’s hand picked hacks

Wed May 06 2009

Bill's secret seven: The consultants strike back

Wed May 06 2009

Government back-down on broadband confirmed

Wed May 06 2009

Number of Pacific jobless dramatically increases

Thu May 07 2009

More than one in 10 Maori now unemployed

Fri May 08 2009

Steve Chadwick congratulates Film Festival winner

Sat May 09 2009

Government needs to come clean on student loans

Sun May 10 2009

Govt needs to come clean on student loan interest

Mon May 11 2009

Labour welcome Key commitment to investigate Worth

Mon May 11 2009

Job losses and service reductions at MSD

Tue May 12 2009

Inmates before graduates & prisons before polytech

Thu May 14 2009

National’s job cuts hit home

Thu May 14 2009

Pay Equity Petition Pushed Forward

Thu May 14 2009

Labour: time to talk about the true costs

Fri May 15 2009

Government creates Super City chaos

Tue May 19 2009

Urgent action needed to help Sri Lankan civilians

Tue May 19 2009

Ardern to host youth jobs summit

Wed May 20 2009

Science appointment may turn be a bitter irony

Wed May 20 2009

New Zealand going backwards on gender issues

Thu May 21 2009

Time to focus on local issues

Thu May 21 2009

Labour: Release Aung San Suu Kyi

Fri May 22 2009

More needs to be done to protect Otago jobs

Fri May 22 2009

Bill provides for redundancy notice and pay

Sun May 24 2009

Budget needs to focus on vulnerable groups

Mon May 25 2009

"Taua le Gagana Samoa" - Samoan Language Week

Mon May 25 2009

Key’s mixed messages on drugs and alcohol

Tue May 26 2009

National votes down $15 minimum wage

Thu May 28 2009

RS&T a big loser in Budget 2009

Fri May 29 2009

Cuts to education & training won’t help

Mon Jun 01 2009

McCully and Key missing in action on refugee

Mon Jun 01 2009

More cuts to come for public services

Mon Jun 01 2009

Teachers and students let down in Budget

Mon Jun 01 2009

McCully & Key missing in action on refugee crisis

Tue Jun 02 2009

No cost of living increase for health workers

Tue Jun 02 2009

New Zealand rated most peaceful nation

Wed Jun 03 2009

Tolley’s calls essential programmes "hobby" course

Wed Jun 03 2009

"Chopper" Tolley takes on a new meaning

Thu Jun 04 2009

Turia all talk and no action on tobacco control

Thu Jun 04 2009

Davis: Tolley makes cuts on whim, not evidence

Mon Jun 08 2009

Public Meeting on changes to Sale of Liquor Act

Mon Jun 08 2009

Contribution of school support recognised

Wed Jun 10 2009

Fees show costs blow out without democratic say

Wed Jun 10 2009

Petition to reinstate adult education funding

Wed Jun 10 2009

Speech Notes: Shearer - Discussion on Super City

Wed Jun 10 2009

Millions sucked from cities under Super City plan

Fri Jun 12 2009

Collins leaves police to fend for themselves

Wed Jun 17 2009

English: Tolley’s cooked up Moroccan excuse

Wed Jun 17 2009

Heaphy Track should open to mountain bikers

Wed Jun 17 2009

Pita Sharples creates another diversion

Thu Jun 18 2009

$94 million in literacy and numeracy cuts

Fri Jun 19 2009

Soccer Match a Community Get Together

Fri Jun 19 2009

McCully winds back clock on sport and recreation

Mon Jun 22 2009

Medical students access to scholarships slashed

Mon Jun 22 2009

Address to theTelecommunication Summit

Tue Jun 23 2009

Key not doing enough to keep Kiwis in work

Tue Jun 23 2009

Nats leave vulnerable open to scams and rip-offs

Wed Jun 24 2009

Government slams door shut on polytech students

Thu Jun 25 2009

Lazy and Uncaring Minister Fudges Questions

Thu Jun 25 2009

Proposed student loan threshold changes harsh

Thu Jun 25 2009

Senior citizens next on Government’s hit list

Thu Jun 25 2009

GDP figures show business is hurting

Fri Jun 26 2009

Senior citizens next on Government’s hit list

Fri Jun 26 2009

Mallard to meet principals, union re league tables

Mon Jun 29 2009

Ratepayers pay water costs for those who benefit

Mon Jun 29 2009

Ryall set to destroy cheap primary health care

Mon Jun 29 2009

Regions suffer as frontline services go

Tue Jun 30 2009

Government MPs sink bank inquiry

Wed Jul 01 2009

Minister of Labour continues to mislead

Wed Jul 01 2009

Tolley refuses to bat for better tertiary ed

Wed Jul 01 2009

Tolley refuses to bat for tertiary education

Wed Jul 01 2009

Minister abandons Maori students

Fri Jul 03 2009

Reserve Bank concern exposes National ‘back-flip’

Mon Jul 06 2009

Labour welcomes sleepover decision

Wed Jul 08 2009

National slashing more frontline jobs

Wed Jul 08 2009

Thin green line stretched to breaking

Wed Jul 08 2009

Tolley turning blind eye to school mortgage demand

Tue Jul 14 2009

School libraries hit by latest public service cuts

Wed Jul 15 2009

Kiwis on benefits top 310,000

Thu Jul 16 2009

New policies needed to get NZ working again

Mon Jul 20 2009

John Key misses the point

Tue Jul 21 2009

Another nail in the coffin of slave labour

Wed Jul 22 2009

It’s about NZers, Mr English, not politicians

Wed Jul 22 2009

It’s people, not pixies, Mr Key

Wed Jul 22 2009

National gives up on banking

Wed Jul 22 2009

Expect more strikes over redundancy pay

Fri Jul 24 2009

Time for Maori Party to stand up

Fri Jul 24 2009

Secret polytechnic plan a backwards step

Sun Jul 26 2009

Aged care needs greater Government focus

Tue Jul 28 2009

Hide must censure out-of-control, bullying Garrett

Thu Jul 30 2009

Bennett confused over access to TIA funding

Mon Aug 03 2009

Cuts to Uni’s ability to meet needs is shameful

Mon Aug 03 2009

Youth job initiatives ok, but too timid

Mon Aug 03 2009

Government cuts put most vulnerable kids at risk

Tue Aug 04 2009

Tolley hides in House

Tue Aug 04 2009

Fenton Bill for redundancy protections drawn

Wed Aug 05 2009

National cuts health services for thousands

Wed Aug 05 2009

Hide must investigate release of private info

Thu Aug 06 2009

Release of reports on the medical workforce

Fri Aug 07 2009

Another talk fest won't stop workers dying

Mon Aug 10 2009

Key should discipline Quinn for laughing at girl

Mon Aug 10 2009

Sports co-ordinator jobs, programmes on the line

Tue Aug 11 2009

A victory for Special Ed kids, for now

Fri Aug 14 2009

Crown should appeal high country ruling

Fri Aug 14 2009

Funding for Special Ed only half fixed

Fri Aug 14 2009

Key kicks low decile school sports for touch

Fri Aug 14 2009

Speech: Street - Tertiary Education, Whose Future?

Fri Aug 14 2009

Health cuts and more bureaucracy

Sun Aug 16 2009

Government’s last chance to save biosecurity jobs

Mon Aug 17 2009

National continue to make cuts to aged care

Mon Aug 17 2009

Speech: Goff - SAS To Afghanistan, 2009

Tue Aug 18 2009

Bennett’s real ‘ambitions’ for DPB Mums exposed

Wed Aug 19 2009

Multi-party Banking Inquiry appoints experts

Wed Aug 19 2009

Redundancy Protection Bill held back for debate

Wed Aug 19 2009

Tolley should listen to kids over enviroschools

Wed Aug 19 2009

Redeployment scheme a charade

Thu Aug 20 2009

Nats duck for cover on community education cuts

Fri Aug 21 2009

Polytechnic takeover a backwards step

Fri Aug 21 2009

Super study shows pre-funding suspension stupid

Mon Aug 24 2009

Fears for future of fund for safe drinking water

Thu Aug 27 2009

Minister overstepping mark in pay negotiations

Thu Aug 27 2009

Govt should take urgent action to save Centre

Fri Aug 28 2009

Labour congratulates Democratic Party of Japan

Mon Aug 31 2009

Nats primary health: worse, later, less convenient

Wed Sep 02 2009

Time for Key to rein in Ryall and Tolley

Thu Sep 03 2009

Canterbury water strategy win/win

Fri Sep 04 2009

Cloud hangs over Adult Learners’ Week

Mon Sep 07 2009

Chauvel: NZ Oil & Gas Summit: Climate Change

Wed Sep 09 2009

Tolley’s shifting sands approach to ACE cuts

Wed Sep 09 2009

Biosecurity cuts break Nat’s frontline promise

Thu Sep 10 2009

Labour pledges to suspend tree felling law

Thu Sep 10 2009

NZ one of the best in the world for business

Thu Sep 10 2009

NZ ranks as one of best in the world for business

Thu Sep 10 2009

Goff: Labour Party Conference 2009

Mon Sep 14 2009

Half-baked boundary decision by Government

Mon Sep 14 2009

Key must put an end to boundary nonsense now

Mon Sep 14 2009

What did you learn last week, Mrs Tolley?

Mon Sep 14 2009

Diabetes services in disarray

Wed Sep 16 2009

Tolley snubs Adult Learners’ Week

Wed Sep 16 2009

Will ACE redundancies cost more than the ACE cuts?

Thu Sep 17 2009

Education Minister aims to dumb down Maori parents

Fri Sep 18 2009

Speech: Goff - Family Forum

Fri Sep 18 2009

Generations written off in night class cuts

Mon Sep 21 2009

Goff: Auckland Rotary Lunch

Mon Sep 21 2009

Government's ACE claims under the spotlight

Tue Sep 22 2009

Law Commission report on private schools welcomed

Tue Sep 22 2009

Sports clubs' charity grants must be guaranteed

Tue Sep 22 2009

Tolley confused on National Standards

Tue Sep 22 2009

ACE cuts may cause schools significant hardship

Wed Sep 23 2009

Bill’s office cleaners get less than house cleaner

Wed Sep 23 2009

Flawed National Party international student plan

Wed Sep 23 2009

Provincial areas yet to see the gains

Wed Sep 23 2009

Accelerator or brake? Health is not a toy Mr Ryall

Thu Sep 24 2009

Accelerator or brake? Health is not a toy Mr Ryall

Fri Sep 25 2009

Govt's 'no ears' inappropriate during Deaf Week

Fri Sep 25 2009

Counselling delays for abuse victims unacceptable

Mon Sep 28 2009

Labour congratulates Merkel on election victory

Mon Sep 28 2009

Government signals plans for student fee rises

Wed Sep 30 2009

Hollow rhetoric on Maori education exposed

Wed Sep 30 2009

Crime stats: Nats won't let police get on with job

Thu Oct 01 2009

MPs shocked by devastation in Samoa

Thu Oct 01 2009

Tolley’s talk not matched by actions

Thu Oct 01 2009

Carter, Huo back relief fund in Indonesia, SE Asia

Mon Oct 05 2009

Centre for New Zealand Studies going, going…?

Mon Oct 05 2009

True carnage of Tolley’s cuts finally exposed

Wed Oct 07 2009

Bail for arsonist proves Nat’s points-scoring

Thu Oct 08 2009

Canterbury loses frontline community policing

Thu Oct 08 2009

Goff: Speech to US Partnership Forum, Washington

Fri Oct 09 2009

Patients go without under National’s health plans

Tue Oct 13 2009

Labour supports Parliamentary staff protest

Wed Oct 14 2009

Cost of living: Kiwis find it tougher and tougher

Thu Oct 15 2009

Nick Smith’s shambolic handling of ACC continues

Thu Oct 15 2009

ACC cutbacks to counselling spark fight back

Mon Oct 19 2009

53,344 people say no to night class cuts

Tue Oct 20 2009

Address To The Energy Roundtable

Tue Oct 20 2009

Are SuperGold cardholders next on hit list?

Wed Oct 21 2009

How will patients benefit from health restructure?

Wed Oct 21 2009

Goff: speech to CTU biennial conference

Fri Oct 23 2009

Standards must focus on students not schools

Fri Oct 23 2009

Cops on bikes - will crims play by the new rules?

Wed Oct 28 2009

English can't tell 'good look' from 'look good'

Wed Oct 28 2009

Health Restructuring Architect Gets Room at Top

Thu Oct 29 2009

Minister of Education failing early childhood ed

Thu Oct 29 2009

ACC reforms will short-change older New Zealanders

Fri Oct 30 2009

Hands Up for Learning

Fri Oct 30 2009

Tolley deluged with complaints from colleagues?

Fri Oct 30 2009

Nick Smith gets rev up over ACC bike hike

Mon Nov 02 2009

Roading cuts could force Crown Range closures

Wed Nov 04 2009

Govt breaks another promise

Mon Nov 09 2009

Go the All Whites

Fri Nov 13 2009

Inquiry proposed into ACC cuts

Mon Nov 16 2009

Maori families will be among hardest hit by ETS

Thu Nov 19 2009

Patients to go without under National

Thu Nov 19 2009

Bill on polytechnic councils now even worse

Fri Nov 20 2009

Lack of planning by Tony Ryall fails patients

Fri Nov 20 2009

Nat's Public Services Report Card: Not Achieved

Mon Nov 23 2009

Bennett misleads on Job Ops

Tue Nov 24 2009

No plans for youth? Let’s recycle an announcement

Tue Nov 24 2009

Tolley doesn’t care about Aorangi closure

Wed Nov 25 2009

Look for savage ‘father of all budgets’ in 2010

Thu Nov 26 2009

Other rivers have even worse water quality

Thu Nov 26 2009

Labour MPs join rallies to end pay freeze

Fri Nov 27 2009

Pasifika Ed plan takes wrong turn under Nats

Fri Nov 27 2009

Goff: Brash report a sham and waste of time

Mon Nov 30 2009

Review opportunity to consider redundancy pay

Tue Dec 01 2009

Further proof Government has no coherent plan

Wed Dec 02 2009

New loans for single mums a ‘token gesture’

Wed Dec 02 2009

Key's wasting half a million to keep mate in a job

Thu Dec 03 2009

Ryall’s water moratorium comes at cost to health

Thu Dec 03 2009

Speech: Goff - Govt’s deals to reward privilege

Thu Dec 03 2009

Children with disabilities deserve better

Wed Dec 09 2009

Ed Minister in another world on National Standards

Thu Dec 10 2009

Cuts to disabled training a tragedy in the making

Fri Dec 11 2009

Hamilton Airport Facing Unnecessary Costs

Fri Dec 11 2009

Hide hits new low

Fri Dec 11 2009

Maori Party votes to remove Maori representation

Fri Dec 11 2009

National must back families as economy recovers

Mon Dec 14 2009

PM should support tourism over Basin super farms

Mon Dec 14 2009

Thousands of patients go without treatment

Tue Dec 15 2009

Let’s walk and talk Gerry

Wed Dec 16 2009

Minister invites civil disobedience

Wed Dec 16 2009

Passing of disability educator Todd Fernie

Wed Dec 16 2009

Shoddy and dangerous polytech Bill progresses

Wed Dec 16 2009

Speech: goff - hardworking Kiwis

Wed Dec 16 2009

Treasury predicts high joblessness to last longer

Wed Dec 16 2009

Government slap in face for our top Games athletes

Thu Jan 07 2010

Smith asked to call in factory farming consents

Thu Jan 07 2010

Intervention welcome - Cabinet should go further

Fri Jan 08 2010

Equity of access to study must be protected

Mon Jan 11 2010

Key must surely mean lower taxes across the board

Thu Jan 14 2010

Cabinet split won’t help stop factory farming

Wed Jan 20 2010

Nash: Rorting Kiwis should be put on notice

Thu Jan 21 2010

Key out of touch on growing unemployment

Fri Jan 22 2010

Public hospitals planning to charge patients

Fri Jan 22 2010

National set to raise GP fees?

Wed Jan 27 2010

The first five things Steven Joyce should do

Wed Jan 27 2010

Why is a Holiday Highway a priority?

Wed Jan 27 2010

More frontline health services to be cut

Thu Jan 28 2010

Smith prodded by his colleagues to ‘wake up’

Thu Jan 28 2010

Speech: Goff - The Many. Not The Few.

Thu Jan 28 2010

All Kiwis should benefit from improved outlook

Fri Jan 29 2010

Maori Party forgetful on National Standards

Mon Feb 01 2010

Shambolic Consultation On Part Charges Close

Mon Feb 01 2010

Declining opportunities grim for struggling Kiwis

Tue Feb 02 2010

National Standards is a national shambles

Tue Feb 02 2010

Stop misleading Dr Sharples, Mr Key

Tue Feb 02 2010

Te Hurihanga closure stupid and short-sighted

Tue Feb 02 2010

Working for Families scheme works

Tue Feb 02 2010

Labour urges govt to listen on special education

Wed Feb 03 2010

Let’s make sure Auckland’s on track for kickoff

Wed Feb 03 2010

Huo Congratulates Aspiring Kiwi-Asian Journalist

Thu Feb 04 2010

Independent Trial Best Way Forward for National St

Thu Feb 04 2010

Over 72,000 Young People Now Unemployed

Thu Feb 04 2010

South Canterbury consultation must give full story

Thu Feb 04 2010

Log on and sign up to keep 7’s in the capital

Mon Feb 08 2010

Phil Goff’s reply to John Key

Tue Feb 09 2010

Dangerous Signals for Tertiary education

Wed Feb 10 2010

Aussie Unemployment Shows Benefits Of A Plan

Thu Feb 11 2010

Ryall labels frontline health cuts as ‘changes’

Thu Feb 11 2010

Time For Joyce To Clean Up Tolley’s Mess

Thu Feb 11 2010

What Does This Government Have Against Youth

Thu Feb 11 2010

Minister shows no interest in Pacific unemployment

Fri Feb 12 2010

Salvation Army Report Should Be Wake-Up Call

Fri Feb 12 2010

Politicised public services must be investigated

Mon Feb 15 2010

Maori, Pacific youth unemployment needs attention

Wed Feb 17 2010

Education 'Step Change' a logistical nightmare

Thu Feb 18 2010

Better Rules Best For Canterbury Water

Fri Feb 19 2010

Where’s the Party at John?

Fri Feb 19 2010

Why is There No Signal From Joyce Over XT Outages?

Fri Feb 19 2010

National Will Create Youth Unemployment Crisis

Sat Feb 20 2010

Tertiary Education Opportunities to Be Denied

Sun Feb 21 2010

Honesty has always been the best Health Policy

Mon Feb 22 2010

Maori tertiary opportunities jeopardised

Mon Feb 22 2010

Redundancy grievances double in one year

Mon Feb 22 2010

Elderly to lose home support in Govt cost-cutting

Tue Feb 23 2010

PM favours fast growth ahead of balanced growth

Wed Feb 24 2010

ACC changes hurt Hawke’s Bay seasonal workers

Thu Feb 25 2010

Bizarre English floundering in under-performance

Thu Feb 25 2010

Elderly to lose home support and resthome beds

Thu Feb 25 2010

New city needs strong democracy to cope

Thu Feb 25 2010

Think carefully before deciding to run for BOTs

Thu Feb 25 2010

Calling On Aucklanders To Protest Super City

Mon Mar 01 2010

Disability funding increase is just another cut

Tue Mar 02 2010

‘Warm up NZ’ scheme too much, too soon

Tue Mar 02 2010

Grey Power cuts through Ryall’s spin

Wed Mar 03 2010

Labour supports campaign to save student services

Thu Mar 04 2010

National must take real action on innovation

Thu Mar 04 2010

Shipley as ECAN Commissioner not acceptable

Fri Mar 05 2010

Wrong incentives planned for tertiary education

Tue Mar 09 2010

Dunedin teen parents don't have Turia's support

Wed Mar 10 2010

Ryall can save Christchurch youth health service

Wed Mar 10 2010

Ryall clearing the decks for more cutbacks

Wed Mar 10 2010

Tertiary education plans are a recipe for disaster

Wed Mar 10 2010

Crackdown on Loan Sharks will protect vulnerable

Thu Mar 11 2010

Higher travel costs signalled for the elderly

Thu Mar 11 2010

Kiwis tell John Key: We don’t want your whaling

Thu Mar 11 2010

Drivers of crime no longer important to Nats?

Mon Mar 15 2010

Kids suffer from Tolley’s haste to close Aorangi

Wed Mar 17 2010

Crocodile tears from Govt over dairy effluent

Thu Mar 18 2010

Dalziel: Illegal Contracts Amendment Bill

Fri Mar 19 2010

Labour works to win back Waitakere

Fri Mar 19 2010

Is Core Infrastructure Safe Under Steven Joyce?

Sun Mar 21 2010

Is core infrastructure safe under Steven Joyce?

Mon Mar 22 2010

John Key’s mining plans - 100% Dumb

Tue Mar 23 2010

Joyce pulls ladder up behind him

Tue Mar 23 2010

Key’s whaling policy unpopular and short-sighted

Tue Mar 23 2010

New Zealand workers still facing cheap lay offs

Tue Mar 23 2010

Joyce pulls ladder up behind him

Wed Mar 24 2010

Minister needs to take deep breath on special ed

Wed Mar 24 2010

Night class cuts to be revisited

Wed Mar 24 2010

Refugee and Migrant Centre loss a body blow

Wed Mar 24 2010

Huo humbled by Youth MP response

Thu Mar 25 2010

First Small Steps In The Right Direction

Mon Mar 29 2010

Come on Mrs Tolley – moderation or not?

Tue Mar 30 2010

Firing of council outrageous affront to democracy

Tue Mar 30 2010

Urgent legislation undermines outstanding rivers

Tue Mar 30 2010

Labour opposes suspending access to the internet

Wed Mar 31 2010

Clinicians reject Smith’s ACC abuse guidelines

Thu Apr 01 2010

ECE Election Pledges Broken

Thu Apr 01 2010

Key’s boasts now haunt him and innocent kiwis

Thu Apr 01 2010

Cost of Government’s rush for water emerges

Thu Apr 08 2010

Labour mourns with Poland

Mon Apr 12 2010

Goff: Address to Grey Power AGM

Wed Apr 14 2010

More Short-Sighted Plans From Steven Joyce

Wed Apr 14 2010

National continues to undermine Tertiary education

Wed Apr 14 2010

50 Frontline Health Service Cut In 18 Months

Thu Apr 15 2010

Government Puts Its Own Forum Under Threat

Thu Apr 15 2010

Polytechnics Will Struggle To Embody Communities

Thu Apr 15 2010

Iwi short-sighted if private prisons approved

Fri Apr 16 2010

Dashed Hopes For Students Coming In The Budget

Sun Apr 18 2010

Labour MP Will Act On Trucking Horror

Sun Apr 18 2010

FTA With India Good To Grow New Zealand’s Economy

Tue Apr 20 2010

Hide’s hypocrisy stretches from north to south

Wed Apr 21 2010

Joyce ignores future labour force needs

Wed Apr 21 2010

Telstra clear needs to keep Kiwi jobs Kiwi

Wed Apr 21 2010

Names don’t matter --- loss of democracy does

Thu Apr 22 2010

Vital services cut to benefit National’s mates

Thu Apr 22 2010

Health cuts show National Government’s shame

Fri Apr 23 2010

Low, Fixed Income Kiwis won’t get GST compensation

Fri Apr 23 2010

Outdated business models undermine copyright law

Fri Apr 23 2010

The future of Auckland

Mon Apr 26 2010

This is an open health privatisation agenda

Mon Apr 26 2010

Victims go without treatment under National

Mon Apr 26 2010

Vulnerable Kiwis and tourists must be protected

Mon Apr 26 2010

Labour will restore democracy to ECan

Tue Apr 27 2010

Health cuts pick up steam as Budget looms

Wed Apr 28 2010

Labour seeks support for tenancy law improvements

Thu Apr 29 2010

Government blocks probe into industrial law change

Fri Apr 30 2010

Special Education Review Ignores Voices of Manukau

Fri Apr 30 2010

Water Funding Delays Put More Kiwis At Risk

Mon May 03 2010

Chance tomorrow for National to back workers

Tue May 04 2010

New annual cost for student loan borrowers

Wed May 05 2010

Trialling NCEA but not National Standards daft

Wed May 05 2010

Will the real Peter Saunders please stand up

Wed May 05 2010

Fenton: Workers deserve fair treatment

Thu May 06 2010

National refuses to release coastal report

Thu May 06 2010

National turns back on workers

Thu May 06 2010

The cuts which keep on hurting

Thu May 06 2010

Smokefree Report To Influence The Next Generation

Sun May 09 2010

Concerns for seniors as Budget Day looms

Thu May 13 2010

Uni doors closing signals end to the smart economy

Thu May 13 2010

Condolences for family of slain officer

Mon May 17 2010

Speech to Communications Day Auckland Summit

Tue May 18 2010

Tax swindle Budget a backwards step

Thu May 20 2010

Tertiary education is the big loser in the budget

Fri May 21 2010

Schools Funding Fails To Match Inflation

Sun May 23 2010

Budget takes Women Backwards

Mon May 24 2010

Budget misses chance to help Kiwi-Asian families

Tue May 25 2010

Budget short-changes Pasifika students

Thu May 27 2010

Goff pledges to return ECan to democratic control

Thu May 27 2010

Budget Loads More Debt On Young People

Sun May 30 2010

Government shuts the door on tomorrow’s students

Mon May 31 2010

Many NZers don’t know if their water is safe

Mon May 31 2010

Bill erodes fundamental civil liberty

Wed Jun 02 2010

Labour backs conservation groups’ petition

Wed Jun 02 2010

Minister of Senior Citizens not an advocate

Wed Jun 02 2010

Business as usual at Environmental Authority

Thu Jun 03 2010

Key should explain cosy Creech-Carter relationship

Tue Jun 15 2010

Labour reshuffle

Tue Jun 15 2010

Cynicism of National’s ‘hot air’ promise on cops

Wed Jun 16 2010

Gifted children to be recognised in Govt standards

Wed Jun 16 2010

Ministers acknowledge water quality comes second

Thu Jun 17 2010

Who’s right: Tolley or English?

Thu Jun 17 2010

Government must act to support youth health

Fri Jun 18 2010

Steven Joyce is failing to make the grade

Fri Jun 18 2010

Volunteering with a family focus

Mon Jun 21 2010

Analysis shows National's ETS Worst of All Worlds

Wed Jun 23 2010

Joyce content to sit on sidelines on Tertiary Ed

Wed Jun 23 2010

Goff: Fed Farmers - Growing New Zealand

Thu Jun 24 2010

Goff says monetary policy must support exporters

Thu Jun 24 2010

MP secures funding assurances for computers

Thu Jun 24 2010

National Cuts Four Frontline Services A Month

Sun Jun 27 2010

New Zealand Can Treat Tourists Better

Sun Jun 27 2010

Labour opens nominations for third selection round

Thu Jul 01 2010

Minister can’t give assurance on NZ on Air funding

Thu Jul 01 2010

Grim warnings on National’s next targets

Fri Jul 02 2010

Key arrogant in belittling Canterbury protesters

Fri Jul 02 2010

Youth Unemployment Crisis A Ticking Time Bomb

Sun Jul 04 2010

Government confirms state housing sell off

Wed Jul 07 2010

West Auckland student makes Youth Parliament

Wed Jul 07 2010

Cuts will hurt low decile schools

Fri Jul 09 2010

Eden Park B & B converts Rugby World Cup

Fri Jul 09 2010

Maori In Lower Decile Schools Will Be Hurt

Sun Jul 11 2010

Budget Day elective surgery announcement a farce

Mon Jul 12 2010

Budget papers reveal major concerns about student

Wed Jul 14 2010

Student support changes will hurt new migrants

Thu Jul 15 2010

Waterview community must be compensated

Thu Jul 15 2010

Brash taskforce still wasting taxpayer money

Fri Jul 16 2010

Migrants will be hard hit by labour law changes

Fri Jul 16 2010

90 days does nothing for young people

Mon Jul 19 2010

Synlait’s Expansion At Expense Of Environment

Mon Jul 19 2010

Beaumont urges parties to support loan shark bill

Tue Jul 20 2010

"Fire At Will" Could Put Super City Under Hammer

Tue Jul 20 2010

Hurunui moratorium should cover other waterways

Wed Jul 21 2010

More uncertainty for arts organisations

Wed Jul 21 2010

Labour supports Food Bill with reservations

Thu Jul 22 2010

Student loan changes set to shut out some

Thu Jul 22 2010

Government must not cut off options for Special Ed

Fri Jul 23 2010

Petition launched for inquiry into safe rates

Fri Jul 23 2010

Goff Speech To Local Government NZ Conference

Tue Jul 27 2010

Government response makes mockery of petition

Wed Jul 28 2010

Is Key about to u-turn on student loans?

Wed Jul 28 2010

Labour welcomes greater Waikato water monitoring

Thu Jul 29 2010

National's stance on teachers hypocritical

Thu Jul 29 2010

Migrants loan needs must be considered

Fri Jul 30 2010

Appropriation Debate

Tue Aug 03 2010

Joyce a bystander as students are locked out

Tue Aug 03 2010

Tolley can’t have it both ways

Tue Aug 03 2010

Elderly lose home help while Minister misleads

Thu Aug 05 2010

Government continues to fail on Otago jobs front

Fri Aug 06 2010

Whelan resignation symptom of health cuts

Fri Aug 06 2010

Youth unemployment continues to rise under Nats

Fri Aug 06 2010

Rangitawa Court opens for the Waikato

Sat Aug 07 2010

Arts Council Bill disregards ethnic sector

Mon Aug 09 2010

Ryall goes into hiding to avoid the $7m question

Mon Aug 09 2010

Joyce must step in to avoid perfect storm

Tue Aug 10 2010

Labour selects Paula Gillon for Northcote

Tue Aug 10 2010

Luamanuvao Winnie Laban to stand down

Tue Aug 10 2010

National Shows Contempt For Local Input

Wed Aug 11 2010

National Still Victimising Sexual Abuse Victims

Wed Aug 11 2010

National still failing to take responsibility

Thu Aug 12 2010

Ryall should walk in the front door

Fri Aug 13 2010

Frontline Health Cuts Top 100, Thousands Miss Out

Sun Aug 15 2010

Hide needs to release Special Education review

Tue Aug 17 2010

Tolley ‘takes the cake’ with extraordinary claim

Tue Aug 17 2010

Award winning Te Uku wind farm first of its kind

Wed Aug 18 2010

More artificial pitches urgently needed

Wed Aug 18 2010

Tolley ignores serious issues in ERO report

Wed Aug 18 2010

Government has no plan to help Kiwis save

Thu Aug 19 2010

Youth Guarantee scheme fails to attract youth

Thu Aug 19 2010

Dunedin parents owe over $30m in child support

Fri Aug 20 2010

Education cuts will affect student success

Fri Aug 20 2010

Govt has no plan for retirement

Fri Aug 20 2010

National’s coffers point to a pre-campaign blitz

Fri Aug 20 2010

Dalziel Concerned Alcohol Package Will Be Timid

Sun Aug 22 2010

Labour Questions Blind Spot On Public Transport

Sun Aug 22 2010

Failing to address cheap alcohol won't curb excess

Tue Aug 24 2010

Collins undermines Key’s promise

Wed Aug 25 2010

South Canterbury health cuts slash $1.4 million

Wed Aug 25 2010

Taxpayers fund galling Govt pamphlet on water

Wed Aug 25 2010

Will National be honest about pay equity

Wed Aug 25 2010

Extremely supportive? Yeah right!

Thu Aug 26 2010

Government should front up on student loans

Thu Aug 26 2010

Leading Savings: Labour’s 2020 Vision

Thu Aug 26 2010

Many many many’ is just not enough

Thu Aug 26 2010

No action on skills – no plan to face the challeng

Thu Aug 26 2010

Paula Bennett hiding bad unemployment news

Thu Aug 26 2010

target for health cuts 100 or will it keep growing

Thu Aug 26 2010

Labour will hold Govt to account over Hubbard

Sat Aug 28 2010

Government fails to sort out mess

Tue Aug 31 2010

Tertiary funding squeeze hits Polytechnics

Tue Aug 31 2010

Tolley fails schools once again

Wed Sep 01 2010

Supergold Card free travel scheme at risk again

Thu Sep 02 2010

Come on Mr Key – bail these workers out too

Fri Sep 03 2010

Bennett still not facing up to unemployment figure

Mon Sep 06 2010

Statement to Parliament – Christchurch Earthquake

Tue Sep 07 2010

Labour confirms third round nominations

Wed Sep 08 2010

National must answer serious questions on SCF

Wed Sep 08 2010

Performance data can’t hide lack of investment

Wed Sep 08 2010

ACC Min. continues to fail sexual abuse victims

Thu Sep 09 2010

ACC Minister continues to fail abuse victims

Thu Sep 09 2010

Government should heed OECD advice on value

Thu Sep 09 2010

Labour calls for commission of SCF inquiry

Thu Sep 09 2010

Labour welcomes Stern call to action

Thu Sep 09 2010

Paula Bennett hoodwinking Kiwis on benefit numbers

Thu Sep 09 2010

Mana Candidate selection will be a tight contest

Fri Sep 10 2010

Cosgrove Appointed Earthquake Recovery Spokesman

Sun Sep 12 2010

Labour supports legislation to speed up rebuilding

Mon Sep 13 2010

Quality teachers the best investment in our future

Tue Sep 14 2010

Tolley has no milestones to meet standards

Thu Sep 16 2010

Woods Selected For Labour In Wigram

Sun Sep 19 2010

Wellington heritage important too

Wed Sep 22 2010

Retrospective rule change will hit students hard

Thu Sep 23 2010

Government failed to listen on meal breaks bill

Fri Sep 24 2010

Student success and experience undermined

Sat Sep 25 2010

Labour Selects Dunedin North Candidate

Sun Sep 26 2010

1 October campaign launch

Mon Sep 27 2010

Labour will remove GST from fresh fruit and veges

Mon Sep 27 2010

Reinstate support and funding for special needs

Mon Sep 27 2010

Auckland job cut announcement shabby says Labour

Tue Sep 28 2010

Chauvel congratulates Amesbury School appointment

Wed Sep 29 2010

Frontline services cut along with public sector

Thu Sep 30 2010

Low-paid do bulk of the work for GST, worse off

Thu Sep 30 2010

Henry: A breakfast New Zealand can't swallow

Wed Oct 06 2010

Australian jobs success shames woeful National

Fri Oct 08 2010

National sells off our biggest slice of dairy land

Fri Oct 08 2010

Money-go–round not a solution to education

Tue Oct 12 2010

Unemployment rises again - new stats today reveal

Tue Oct 12 2010

Labour announces Te Atatu candidates

Wed Oct 13 2010

Labour celebrates Winnie Laban

Wed Oct 13 2010

New Zealand in danger of going backwards on gender

Wed Oct 13 2010

Pacific students to lose language programme funds

Wed Oct 13 2010

Speech to the National Distribution Union

Wed Oct 13 2010

This month’s vege price increase down to National

Wed Oct 13 2010

Decision to axe Samoan publication ‘dictatorial’

Thu Oct 14 2010

Minister comes clean on 90 day trial periods

Thu Oct 14 2010

75th annual conference, Police Association

Fri Oct 15 2010

Quake recovery pleasing but local must get work

Fri Oct 15 2010

Street to Washington for international seminar

Fri Oct 15 2010

Tolley’s crowing strikes sour note

Fri Oct 15 2010

King: Putting Children First

Sat Oct 16 2010

Phil Goff: Speech To Labour Party Conference 2010

Sun Oct 17 2010

CPI: Basics going up, worse to come with GST hike

Mon Oct 18 2010

Credit report proves English is out of touch

Tue Oct 19 2010

Huo welcomes the first ever World Statistics Day

Tue Oct 19 2010

Important to keep pressure on ministry over Samoan

Wed Oct 20 2010

Mother’s cry: Shame on John Key

Wed Oct 20 2010

Protest against anti-worker and anti-Kiwi govt

Wed Oct 20 2010

Review of Special Education: goal not a strategy

Wed Oct 20 2010

Too little too late for Special Education

Wed Oct 20 2010

Waikato Graduates Aim High

Wed Oct 20 2010

Proposed amendment to close Flaunty loophole

Thu Oct 21 2010

Cosgrove calls for advocacy for quake victims

Fri Oct 22 2010

Ross Robertson to present international award

Fri Oct 22 2010

Message strikes powerful note

Tue Oct 26 2010

Whanau Ora bound to be a disappointment

Wed Oct 27 2010

Boasting in South Auckland, silent elsewhere

Fri Oct 29 2010

Goff releases Labour MP expenses

Tue Nov 02 2010

Government must accept tobacco report challenge

Wed Nov 03 2010

Rebel parents take on Tolley

Wed Nov 03 2010

Key’s faith in Tolley falters

Thu Nov 04 2010

Snedden latest casualty of Government games

Thu Nov 04 2010

Government delivers half a tobacco control policy

Fri Nov 05 2010

Alcohol law reform package doesn’t go far enough

Mon Nov 08 2010

Neurosurgery decision a victory for Southerners

Wed Nov 10 2010

Otago and Southland celebrate neurosurgery victory

Wed Nov 10 2010

Collins fudges the truth as police feel threatened

Thu Nov 11 2010

National squanders once-in-a-generation chance

Thu Nov 11 2010

Urgent debate needed on lake water quality

Thu Nov 11 2010

Shearer congratulates Research Awards Winners

Fri Nov 12 2010

Eight DHB chairs to be stood down

Mon Nov 15 2010

Scandinavian style peace making role mooted for NZ

Mon Nov 15 2010

Churches urged to support Pacific language

Tue Nov 16 2010

Meeting to discuss impact of police changes

Tue Nov 16 2010

Forcing through an insidious bill at night

Wed Nov 17 2010

Tolley desperate to find some light in her tunnel

Thu Nov 18 2010

New Zealand’s education reputation needs protection

Fri Nov 19 2010

Awards no substitute for equity funding

Mon Nov 22 2010

Govt ECE cuts put pressure on parents and children

Mon Nov 22 2010

Ryall confirms amalgamation by stealth

Mon Nov 22 2010

Fair employment laws on their way out

Wed Nov 24 2010

Government should let all kids learn in an Enviroschool

Wed Nov 24 2010

Welfare Working Group report very light on detail

Wed Nov 24 2010

Cunliffe: Labour's economic path more progressive, prudent

Thu Nov 25 2010

Labour’s economic pathway more progressive, more prudent

Thu Nov 25 2010

Canterbury business package well short of mark

Tue Nov 30 2010

Two Clarks for Labour

Tue Nov 30 2010

National ditches Mana after By-election loss

Wed Dec 01 2010

Labour announces Manurewa & Te Atatu selection dates

Thu Dec 02 2010

Government must continue to support regional polytechnics

Fri Dec 03 2010

National to cut $27 million of health services in Wellington

Fri Dec 03 2010

Parents in Otago to face increased ECE costs

Fri Dec 03 2010

Goff: The squeezed middle

Mon Dec 06 2010

Joyce can’t get his head around two ideas at once

Mon Dec 06 2010

Redundancy petition a second chance

Tue Dec 07 2010

Frustration of Canterbury residents deepening

Thu Dec 09 2010

Wasted times means wasted lives

Thu Dec 09 2010

ANZAC poppy loss a blow to Canterbury

Fri Dec 10 2010

Nothing silly about wanting quake information

Fri Dec 10 2010

Health service cuts a blow to senior citizens

Sun Dec 12 2010

National agrees to important amendment to education bill

Sun Dec 12 2010

Food prices reflect grim struggle for Kiwi families

Mon Dec 13 2010

Borrow and hope: National must stop passing the buck

Tue Dec 14 2010

Dalziel: Third Reading Electoral Referendum Bill

Wed Dec 15 2010

Kris Faafoi’s Maiden Speech

Wed Dec 15 2010

Joyce needs to explain fewer university places

Thu Dec 16 2010

Government must preserve New Chum Beach

Fri Dec 17 2010

Labour confirms Soraya Peke-Mason for Te Tai Hauauru

Fri Dec 17 2010

Govt drops ball on disabled student therapy

Tue Dec 21 2010

Goff - Preserve New Chum for future generations

Mon Jan 03 2011

Housing New Zealand Needs to ensure natural justice

Tue Jan 04 2011

Jobless youth rate shows young people abandoned by National

Fri Jan 07 2011

90-day fire at will law to be forced on public service

Mon Jan 10 2011

Race to bottom not answer to youth unemployment

Tue Jan 11 2011

Does Anne Tolley not support NCEA?

Tue Jan 18 2011

Government should act on folic acid

Wed Jan 19 2011

Government fails to stem rising unemployment tide

Thu Jan 20 2011

Working for less than minimum wage

Fri Jan 21 2011

Anne Tolley unfit to lead education sector

Sat Jan 22 2011

Growing an economy that works for you

Tue Jan 25 2011

Press Release: A Fair Deal for Everyone

Tue Jan 25 2011

Government failing earthquake victims

Thu Jan 27 2011

Labour promotes fairness; National favours inequality

Thu Jan 27 2011

What about the cyclists Dr Smith?

Thu Jan 27 2011

Youth to benefit from Labour’s tax free zone

Thu Jan 27 2011

National just paying lip service to conservation

Sun Jan 30 2011

Don’t blame underpaid teachers for cancelled Newlands camp

Tue Feb 01 2011

Council to keep clean air plan in place

Wed Feb 02 2011

From Beijing to Bavaria, they are buying our farms

Wed Feb 02 2011

Opportunity to build on Pacific dreams

Thu Feb 03 2011

More Wellingtonians out of work under National

Sun Feb 06 2011

Key: Two years and out of ideas

Tue Feb 08 2011

Government’s answer to quake woes: Hire a PR firm

Thu Feb 10 2011

Labour backs Sallies’ call for more action on children

Fri Feb 11 2011

MP calls on Dunedin-ites to Discover South Dunedin Heritage

Tue Feb 15 2011

Key admits ‘National Standards’ slogan is bad policy

Wed Feb 16 2011

Pacific leaders to head critical language fono

Wed Feb 16 2011

Broaden dialogue on trade negotiations

Fri Feb 18 2011

Govt has no idea where our young unemployed are ending up

Fri Feb 18 2011

Quake accommodation package too little for many

Fri Feb 18 2011

Arrangements for school funding need to be addressed

Sun Feb 27 2011

Comprehensive Recovery Package Needed for Canterbury

Mon Feb 28 2011

Financial relief a start but comprehensive package needed

Mon Feb 28 2011

Slash and burn not the solution to economic recovery

Tue Mar 01 2011

Suspend state house sales so quake victims can be housed

Thu Mar 03 2011

Loss of holiday highway won't be lamented

Tue Mar 08 2011

National tries to gloss over benefit numbers

Tue Mar 08 2011

Investment in trade training critical to Canterbury rebuild

Wed Mar 09 2011

Kiwis voting with their feet

Wed Mar 09 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition one

Thu Mar 10 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition three

Mon Mar 14 2011

Bromley Hit Hard With News of Factory Closure

Tue Mar 15 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition four

Tue Mar 15 2011

International Expertise Valuable Asset for Chch Heritage

Tue Mar 15 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition five

Wed Mar 16 2011

New mandatory timber chemicals toxic, says EU

Wed Mar 16 2011

Government continues to turn its back on Pacific priorities

Thu Mar 17 2011

Gvt abdicates responsibility for disability sector

Thu Mar 17 2011

Goff - Christchurch earthquake memorial speech

Fri Mar 18 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition eight

Mon Mar 21 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition nine

Tue Mar 22 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition ten

Wed Mar 23 2011

Ski Area Land Swap: No net gain? No deal.

Thu Mar 24 2011

Labour MPs Christchurch Earthquake Bulletin Edition Twelve

Fri Mar 25 2011

Brownlee has changed his story on Dunne at least twice

Mon Mar 28 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition thirteen

Mon Mar 28 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition fourteen

Tue Mar 29 2011

Cosgrove: We’ll give bureaucrats a go

Tue Mar 29 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition fifteen

Wed Mar 30 2011

National softens country for further broken promises

Wed Mar 30 2011

National’s expensive quake ads clearly political

Wed Mar 30 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition sixteen

Thu Mar 31 2011

Typical Government response: No response

Thu Mar 31 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition seventeen

Fri Apr 01 2011

Labour supports call for better environmental protections

Sun Apr 03 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition eighteen

Mon Apr 04 2011

Mental health linked to food costs

Mon Apr 04 2011

Asset sales will spark power price rises

Tue Apr 05 2011

Changes to Labour caucus announced

Tue Apr 05 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition nineteen

Tue Apr 05 2011

English must resign over SCF mishandling

Tue Apr 05 2011

Important tertiary education portfolio a 'logical fit'

Tue Apr 05 2011

Key, Bennett fail to understand people want jobs

Tue Apr 05 2011

Teenagers doing worse at school

Tue Apr 05 2011

Alarm as science falls victim to national standards

Wed Apr 06 2011

Another missed opportunity for youth

Wed Apr 06 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition twenty

Wed Apr 06 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 21

Thu Apr 07 2011

Curran: Speech to Telcon Conference 2011

Thu Apr 07 2011

Labour backs need for AMI support package

Thu Apr 07 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 22

Fri Apr 08 2011

John Key must act to restore confidence of education leaders

Sat Apr 09 2011

No plan to deal with economy in trouble

Sun Apr 10 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 23

Mon Apr 11 2011

Erratic English loses plot on wages

Mon Apr 11 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 24

Tue Apr 12 2011

Government Mistakes Motion for Movement

Tue Apr 12 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 25

Wed Apr 13 2011

Ryall fails the young with arbitrary health cuts

Wed Apr 13 2011

Arbitrary health cuts hurt South Auckland youth

Thu Apr 14 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 26

Thu Apr 14 2011

Government’s Approach to Bullying Just a Publicity Stunt

Thu Apr 14 2011

Labour Supports a High Level Summit on Public Broadcasting

Thu Apr 14 2011

Labour supports quake legislation but has grave reservations

Thu Apr 14 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 27

Fri Apr 15 2011

Home-owners must be protected from future leaky buildings

Fri Apr 15 2011

Older workers deserve ability to up-skill

Sun Apr 17 2011

Brownlee simply can't say he hasn't had time

Mon Apr 18 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 28

Mon Apr 18 2011

Government slams door on seniors

Mon Apr 18 2011

Minister suggests riding horses in response to truancy

Mon Apr 18 2011

New Zealand Faces Crisis in Skills Shortage

Mon Apr 18 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 29

Tue Apr 19 2011

Quake legal fund welcome news

Tue Apr 19 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 30

Wed Apr 20 2011

Important link between maternal health and obesity

Wed Apr 20 2011

Key must sort out 'flagship' shambles now

Wed Apr 20 2011

Brownlee and Key - different stories on power bill subsidy

Thu Apr 21 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 31

Thu Apr 21 2011

Public broadcasting should not be undermined

Tue Apr 26 2011

Canterbury still needs business recovery package

Wed Apr 27 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 32

Wed Apr 27 2011

Christchurch MP speaks on reconstruction

Wed Apr 27 2011

Christchurch Reconstructed: Owning Our Own Future

Wed Apr 27 2011

Workers’ Memorial Day- lives lost never forgotten

Wed Apr 27 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 33

Thu Apr 28 2011

Key/Brash extreme team will hurt mainstream New Zealand

Thu Apr 28 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 34

Mon May 02 2011

Death of Osama Bin Laden Makes the World a Safer Place

Mon May 02 2011

Quake recovery won’t be helped by selling local assets

Mon May 02 2011

Brownlee Won’t Give Guarantee on Sale of Council-Owned Asset

Tue May 03 2011

Bennett and Key have mislead New Zealand with youth training

Wed May 04 2011

Bennett and Key mislead NZ with youth training announcement

Wed May 04 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 36

Wed May 04 2011

Key out of touch with parents on ECE

Wed May 04 2011

Proof will be in the CERA pudding

Wed May 04 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 37

Thu May 05 2011

Decrease in unemployment not nearly enough

Thu May 05 2011

Minister grasping at straws on National Standards

Thu May 05 2011

Wall Street-style greed has no place here

Thu May 05 2011

Electricity prices on 26-27 March tip of the iceberg

Fri May 06 2011

Speech: Curran - Television New Zealand Amendment Bill

Fri May 06 2011

Labour selects Peter Foster to stand in Otaki

Sat May 07 2011

National’s austerity just a ‘paint job’

Sun May 08 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 38

Mon May 09 2011

National Policy Statement ‘Watered Down’ by Growth Agenda

Mon May 09 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 39

Tue May 10 2011

Labour Selects Candidate for Te Tai Tokerau

Tue May 10 2011

Paper Shows Water Reforms Just a Trickle

Tue May 10 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 40

Wed May 11 2011

Heating delays unacceptable for Cantabrians

Wed May 11 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 41

Thu May 12 2011

Labour MPs welcome Roger Sutton

Thu May 12 2011

Struggling Kiwis already know how tough it is

Thu May 12 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 42

Mon May 16 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 43

Tue May 17 2011

David Cunliffe Pre-Budget Speech

Tue May 17 2011

David Cunliffe's Pre-Budget Speech - Owning Out Future

Tue May 17 2011

Kawerau schools hīkoi reaches Parliament

Tue May 17 2011

Importing workforce not the answer

Wed May 18 2011

Bleak Budget offers no plan and no hope

Thu May 19 2011

Budget 2011: Zero ideas, zero leadership

Thu May 19 2011

Champion of Samoan rights will be missed

Thu May 19 2011

Brownlee must now go full steam ahead

Fri May 20 2011

Speech: King - "It’s About Our Kids"

Sat May 21 2011

Speech: Goff - Labour Party Congress

Sun May 22 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 46

Mon May 23 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 47

Tue May 24 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 48

Wed May 25 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 49

Thu May 26 2011

National’s Budget: A hurdle not a hand for students

Thu May 26 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 50

Mon May 30 2011

Christchurch businesses not welfare recipients

Tue May 31 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 51

Tue May 31 2011

Highlanders Need Strong Support, Not a New Jersey

Tue May 31 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 52

Wed Jun 01 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 53

Thu Jun 02 2011

Skills crisis – what skills crisis?

Thu Jun 02 2011

Tertiary sector stalled and slipping under National

Mon Jun 06 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 54

Tue Jun 07 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 55

Wed Jun 08 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 56

Thu Jun 09 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 57

Mon Jun 13 2011

Cosgrove holds productive meeting with insurers

Tue Jun 14 2011

Huge increase in vege and fruit prices hurt Kiwis

Tue Jun 14 2011

State housing the big loser in Heatley’s money-go-round

Tue Jun 14 2011

Trickle down jobs ‘policy’ fails young Kiwis

Tue Jun 14 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 59

Wed Jun 15 2011

Hypothermia cases may be tragic forerunner

Wed Jun 15 2011

PM’s plan clear as mud

Wed Jun 15 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 60

Thu Jun 16 2011

Even More Debate Needed

Thu Jun 16 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 61

Mon Jun 20 2011

Government must commit to Kiwi jobs

Mon Jun 20 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 62

Tue Jun 21 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 63

Wed Jun 22 2011

Cosgrove: Key has raised expectations

Wed Jun 22 2011

Labour welcomes focus on dental health

Wed Jun 22 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 64

Thu Jun 23 2011

Government must stand by commitment

Thu Jun 23 2011

Planned Defence job cuts already hurting

Thu Jun 23 2011

National shows true colours on state housing

Sun Jun 26 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 66

Tue Jun 28 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 67

Wed Jun 29 2011

Heatley: Houses not answer to shortages

Wed Jun 29 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 68

Thu Jun 30 2011

Brownlee’s attack on council unwarranted

Fri Jul 01 2011

Water quality undermined by Government inaction

Fri Jul 01 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 69

Mon Jul 04 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 70

Tue Jul 05 2011

Instability and insecurity shaky foundation for families

Tue Jul 05 2011

Labour MPs to take part in Big Sleep Out

Tue Jul 05 2011

National lacks boldness and courage

Tue Jul 05 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 71

Wed Jul 06 2011

Community strung along with crumbs

Wed Jul 06 2011

Concerns for truck safety remain unheeded

Wed Jul 06 2011

National’s pledge to Chch people on equity falls by wayside

Wed Jul 06 2011

One in five falsely labelled ‘failures’

Wed Jul 06 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 72

Thu Jul 07 2011

Labour compromise could save Radio One

Thu Jul 07 2011

Labour compromise could save Radio One

Fri Jul 08 2011

School closures and mergers mismanaged

Fri Jul 08 2011

Media lobby group a welcome watchdog

Mon Jul 11 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 74

Tue Jul 12 2011

Pure spin from Key on water quality

Tue Jul 12 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 75

Wed Jul 13 2011

Copyright bill costs concern

Wed Jul 13 2011

Minister’s failure to act comes home to roost

Wed Jul 13 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 76

Thu Jul 14 2011

David Cunliffe Remarks at Labour Policy Launch

Thu Jul 14 2011

David Parker Remarks at Labour Policy Launch

Thu Jul 14 2011

Labour’s promise: We’ll own our own future

Thu Jul 14 2011

Phil Goff - Closing Remarks at Labour Policy Launch

Thu Jul 14 2011

Autism funding crisis needs to be addressed

Mon Jul 18 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 77

Mon Jul 18 2011

Autism support should be a priority

Tue Jul 19 2011

National lets quake families down

Tue Jul 19 2011

Playcentre closures not an option

Tue Jul 19 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 80

Thu Jul 21 2011

Government fails to lead housing debate

Thu Jul 21 2011

Labour farewells Dame Whetu Tirikatene-Sullivan

Fri Jul 22 2011

Jo Mclean selected as Labour’s Selwyn Candidate

Sun Jul 24 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 81

Mon Jul 25 2011

Food a necessity, not a luxury

Mon Jul 25 2011

Building trainee numbers plummet in Canterbury

Tue Jul 26 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 83

Wed Jul 27 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 84

Thu Jul 28 2011

Minister must heed Women’s Refuge warning

Sun Jul 31 2011

Minister should quit over 100% failure

Sun Jul 31 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 85

Mon Aug 01 2011

Key just doesn’t get it on jobs

Mon Aug 01 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 86

Tue Aug 02 2011

Key manipulates figures on income inequality

Tue Aug 02 2011

Milk price needs further scrutiny says Labour

Tue Aug 02 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 87

Wed Aug 03 2011

Housing NZ helping National to manage ‘public perception’

Wed Aug 03 2011

Labour Leader to help serve school breakfast

Wed Aug 03 2011

More funding cuts for early childhood a possibility

Wed Aug 03 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 88

Thu Aug 04 2011

IRD job losses a body blow for provinces

Thu Aug 04 2011

Student Choice Crushed in Act-National Double Act

Thu Aug 04 2011

Education issues to the fore next week in Dunedin

Fri Aug 05 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 89

Mon Aug 08 2011

Labour joins in commemorating 8/8/88 massacre

Mon Aug 08 2011

Phil Goff honours Nancy Wake

Mon Aug 08 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 90

Tue Aug 09 2011

PM flip-flops on Playcentre funding

Tue Aug 09 2011

Supermarket pricing under scrutiny too

Tue Aug 09 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 91

Wed Aug 10 2011

Defiant stand on National Standards

Wed Aug 10 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 92

Thu Aug 11 2011

David Parker In Dunedin To Share Labour’s Plan

Fri Aug 12 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 93

Mon Aug 15 2011

Government falls announcement falls short of reality

Mon Aug 15 2011

Key unbelievable in dismissing lack of jobs

Mon Aug 15 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 95

Wed Aug 17 2011

Cross-party meeting to collaborate on autism

Wed Aug 17 2011

Key conning Kiwis over youth unemployment

Wed Aug 17 2011

165,000 fewer people enrolled in adult education

Thu Aug 18 2011

Certainty at last, but loss of equity for many

Thu Aug 18 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 96

Thu Aug 18 2011

Residents will have to ‘take it or leave it’

Thu Aug 18 2011

Phil Goff Economic Policy Speech To CTU Conference

Fri Aug 19 2011

Cosgrove: It’s urgent to fast-track land development

Sun Aug 21 2011

Labour pays tribute to Dame Christine Cole Catley

Sun Aug 21 2011

National creates stalemate on standards

Sun Aug 21 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 97

Mon Aug 22 2011

Families to say if Key’s backflip good enough

Mon Aug 22 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 98

Tue Aug 23 2011

National puts more Kiwis out of work

Wed Aug 24 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 100

Thu Aug 25 2011

New guidelines to support safer schools

Thu Aug 25 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 101

Mon Aug 29 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 102

Tue Aug 30 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 103

Wed Aug 31 2011

QueenstownHospital decision victory for public health system

Wed Aug 31 2011

Canterbury University needs time to recover

Thu Sep 01 2011

Labour’s plan: all teens earning or learning

Thu Sep 01 2011

Labour's Youth Employment Package: Backgrounder

Thu Sep 01 2011

Labour completes selections for the 2011 General Election

Fri Sep 02 2011

Labour selects Waikato candidate

Fri Sep 02 2011

Labour Leader Pays Tribute To Cantabrians’ Courage

Sun Sep 04 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 105

Mon Sep 05 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 106

Tue Sep 06 2011

National running for cover on child poverty

Tue Sep 06 2011

Chauvel congratulates Safety in the City Awards

Wed Sep 07 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 107

Wed Sep 07 2011

Highlanders colours decision the right one

Wed Sep 07 2011

Increase in beneficiaries no cause for celebration

Wed Sep 07 2011

Goff visits Canterbury to discuss kick-starting the rebuild

Thu Sep 08 2011

Labour wants to kick-start Canterbury rebuild

Thu Sep 08 2011

Tolley’s incompetence results in bullying and intimidation

Thu Sep 08 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 109

Mon Sep 12 2011

Government must sort out RWC transport debacle

Mon Sep 12 2011

Recovery 101: Transparency & Accountability

Mon Sep 12 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 110

Tue Sep 13 2011

Labour welcomes Child Poverty Action Group support

Tue Sep 13 2011

Making ends meet getting harder with more price rises

Tue Sep 13 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 111

Wed Sep 14 2011

Labour’s plan for lifting children’s achievement in schools

Wed Sep 14 2011

National must address truck safety

Wed Sep 14 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 112

Thu Sep 15 2011

Hypocrisy on money-making speed cameras

Thu Sep 15 2011

Labour’s plan on lifting school achievement

Thu Sep 15 2011

Tolley takes axe to quake-hit schools again

Fri Sep 16 2011

Labour to release Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Package

Sun Sep 18 2011

Leadership needed to rebuild Canterbury

Mon Sep 19 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 113

Tue Sep 20 2011

Key can't have a bob each way on Canterbury

Tue Sep 20 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 114

Wed Sep 21 2011

Elderly need services not a booklet

Wed Sep 21 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 115

Thu Sep 22 2011

Rheumatic fever programme misses the mark

Thu Sep 22 2011

Will Key bucket OECD scientists on water quality?

Thu Sep 22 2011

Government no-show an insult to South Canterbury

Fri Sep 23 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 117

Mon Sep 26 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 117

Tue Sep 27 2011

Interference in schools ramps up

Tue Sep 27 2011

Labour rejects Finlayson’s sniping criticism

Tue Sep 27 2011

Watchdog’s report another bite at PM’s credibility

Tue Sep 27 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 118

Wed Sep 28 2011

National gilding the lily on water quality

Wed Sep 28 2011

PM has head in sand over insurance market

Wed Sep 28 2011

Students victims of dodgy Nat-ACT deal

Wed Sep 28 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 119

Thu Sep 29 2011

Minister’s own figures show ECAN dumping wrong

Thu Sep 29 2011

Don’t quote me on that, Mr Key

Fri Sep 30 2011

Folly of Government’s ‘hands off’ approach to lifting skills

Fri Sep 30 2011

Port job cuts wrong signal to region

Fri Sep 30 2011

Change nothing --- and nothing changes

Sun Oct 02 2011

Christchurch: Central city plan highlights ‘disconnect’

Sun Oct 02 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 120

Mon Oct 03 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 121

Tue Oct 04 2011

Lynne Pillay Valedictory speech

Wed Oct 05 2011

National lines up CCC to force asset sales

Wed Oct 05 2011

National puts students at risk

Wed Oct 05 2011

Pete Hodgson – Valedictory

Wed Oct 05 2011

Thousands more to lose home-help

Wed Oct 05 2011

Tolley makes baseless accusation

Wed Oct 05 2011

Rebuild ‘ambles aimlessly’ without leadership, says sector

Thu Oct 06 2011

Strong tertiary education vital for our future

Fri Oct 07 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 124

Mon Oct 10 2011

Complaint laid over Tolley’s lies

Mon Oct 10 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 125

Tue Oct 11 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 126

Wed Oct 12 2011

Government back-down on phone assessments of home help

Wed Oct 12 2011

Govt’s velvet glove submission to council over asset sales

Wed Oct 12 2011

Kiwis need to embrace our love of sport for a healthy future

Wed Oct 12 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 127

Thu Oct 13 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 128

Mon Oct 17 2011

Labour commits to a digital nation

Mon Oct 17 2011

Our Auckland place an excellent idea

Mon Oct 17 2011

Volunteers need support not pointless bureaucracy

Mon Oct 17 2011

A winning formula for workers and wages

Tue Oct 18 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 129

Tue Oct 18 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 130

Wed Oct 19 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 131

Thu Oct 20 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 132

Tue Oct 25 2011

Labour will bring the SAS home in first 90 days

Tue Oct 25 2011

National's election 'priorities' abandoned

Tue Oct 25 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 133

Wed Oct 26 2011

Black mark for Government on youth jobs

Thu Oct 27 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 134

Thu Oct 27 2011

Cunliffe: Securing Savings

Thu Oct 27 2011

Goff: Saving For Our Future

Thu Oct 27 2011

Another kick in the teeth for Kiwi workers

Fri Oct 28 2011

Trading in the new international environment

Sat Oct 29 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 135

Mon Oct 31 2011

Joyce claim on funding ‘plain dishonest'

Mon Oct 31 2011

Cost of living outstripping wages

Tue Nov 01 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 137

Wed Nov 02 2011

Labour supports homegrown talent

Wed Nov 02 2011

Rebuilding the EQC Fund for the future

Wed Nov 02 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 138

Thu Nov 03 2011

Labour - National standards information flawed

Thu Nov 03 2011

National still failing on jobs

Thu Nov 03 2011

Labour will enhance and protect ACC

Fri Nov 04 2011

Brand New Zealand: clean, green and clever

Sat Nov 05 2011

National cynical on loan sharks

Sun Nov 06 2011

A healthy stable home for every child

Mon Nov 07 2011

ACE cuts come home to roost

Mon Nov 07 2011

Labour Caucus saddened by loss of Allan Peachey

Mon Nov 07 2011

Benefit numbers no cause for back patting

Tue Nov 08 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin editions 139 and 140

Tue Nov 08 2011

Key living in denial on major issues facing Kiwis

Tue Nov 08 2011

Budgeting services overwhelmed as working families seek help

Wed Nov 09 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 141

Wed Nov 09 2011

National’s short-sightedness puts kids at risk

Wed Nov 09 2011

21st Century learning for Kiwi kids

Thu Nov 10 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 142

Thu Nov 10 2011

National=less jobs

Thu Nov 10 2011

English: No plan B, more asset sales, more poverty

Sat Nov 12 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 143

Mon Nov 14 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 144

Tue Nov 15 2011

Goff: RSA National Council

Tue Nov 15 2011

Innovation needed in the state sector

Tue Nov 15 2011

Job focus falls off National's radar

Tue Nov 15 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 145

Wed Nov 16 2011

Labour: No forced council mergers without local input

Wed Nov 16 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 146

Thu Nov 17 2011

National's growing list of broken promises

Thu Nov 17 2011

Phil Goff Address to Police Association Conference

Thu Nov 17 2011

Civil Defence a community partnership

Fri Nov 18 2011

Consultation at the heart of disability strategy

Fri Nov 18 2011

Workers laid off six weeks before Christmas

Fri Nov 18 2011

Class closure simply spiteful

Sat Nov 19 2011

Speech: Goff - The countdown to stopping asset sales

Sun Nov 20 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 147

Mon Nov 21 2011

Maori Party thinks you can get two bites of the cherry

Mon Nov 21 2011

Nat education policy unfunded, un-costed and reheated

Mon Nov 21 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 148

Tue Nov 22 2011

National Party abandons low income schools

Tue Nov 22 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 149

Wed Nov 23 2011

Housing policy puts needs of children first

Wed Nov 23 2011

Skills: Time for talking is over, let’s act

Wed Nov 23 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 150

Thu Nov 24 2011

Industry trainee numbers fall 31 per cent

Thu Nov 24 2011

Labour promises South Canterbury Finance inquiry

Thu Nov 24 2011

National goes silent on three critical policies

Thu Nov 24 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 151

Mon Nov 28 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 152

Tue Nov 29 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 153

Wed Nov 30 2011

Dalziel: Turning Disaster into Opportunity

Wed Nov 30 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 154

Thu Dec 01 2011

Court closures couldn’t come at worse time

Thu Dec 01 2011

Student creation lights the way

Thu Dec 01 2011

Landmark destruction must stop

Fri Dec 02 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 156

Tue Dec 06 2011

Public service cuts need scrutiny

Tue Dec 06 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 157

Wed Dec 07 2011

Parker: Failure to move on SFO power disappoints

Wed Dec 07 2011

Dunne-Key cover-up on alcohol appalling

Mon Dec 12 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 160

Tue Dec 13 2011

New leadership team congratulated

Tue Dec 13 2011

Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 161

Wed Dec 14 2011

And so the fire sale begins

Thu Dec 15 2011

New Labour line-up announced

Mon Dec 19 2011

David Shearer: Address In Reply

Wed Dec 21 2011

More Kiwis than ever will have an Aussie Xmas

Wed Dec 21 2011

National fails to listen to Kawerau

Wed Dec 21 2011

New poor stretching food bank resources

Thu Dec 22 2011

Unwelcome Christmas surprise for Canterbury health

Thu Dec 22 2011

Minister’s words ring hollow in wake of latest earthquakes

Wed Dec 28 2011

Drug testing a tool not the sole solution

Tue Jan 03 2012

Government casts doubt on Christchurch plan

Wed Jan 11 2012

Government fails to tackle skills shortages

Fri Jan 13 2012

National’s ‘drill it, mine it, sell it’ approach

Sun Jan 15 2012

Labour backs plan to restore confidence in Chch council

Wed Jan 25 2012

National’s cuts will affect front line force

Sun Jan 29 2012

EQC’s briefing picks up many of Labour’s proposals

Thu Feb 02 2012

MED BIM the sandwich, where’s the meat?

Thu Feb 02 2012

Treasury catches the Government out again

Thu Feb 02 2012

Bright future beat-up not believed

Fri Feb 03 2012

Proposal gives extra incentive for safety

Tue Feb 07 2012

Christchurch recovery threatened by muddied process

Wed Feb 08 2012

Key should be held accountable for free political hit

Thu Feb 09 2012

Report on CTV building collapse devastating

Thu Feb 09 2012

Denise Roche - maiden speech

Wed Feb 15 2012

Jan Logie – Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 15 2012

Minimum staffing levels needed to prevent rest home distress

Wed Feb 15 2012

Office of the Ombudsman crisis could have been minimised

Thu Feb 16 2012

Sorry shouldn’t be the hardest word

Thu Feb 16 2012

A big fat F - for housing availability

Fri Feb 17 2012

Possible health cuts wider than just Hawke’s Bay

Sun Feb 19 2012

Iwi leaders, Sharples letting our children down

Mon Feb 20 2012

Pressure increasing on cash-strapped health sector

Mon Feb 20 2012

Fear can’t be allowed to compromise safety

Wed Feb 22 2012

DHBs must do more despite funding diminishing

Thu Feb 23 2012

Shearer: Grey Power North Shore

Fri Feb 24 2012

Overseas insurers the main beneficiaries of ACC changes

Mon Feb 27 2012

Keeping Otago rugby alive and kicking

Tue Feb 28 2012

Labour supports Ministerial Inquiry

Tue Feb 28 2012

Labour supports smoke-free NZ by 2025

Tue Feb 28 2012

Economic Development Minister can’t count

Wed Feb 29 2012

Maori Caucus stands alongside workers

Sat Mar 03 2012

Secret immigration plan revealed in paper

Mon Mar 05 2012

CERA, Government at odds over red zone offer

Wed Mar 07 2012

Industrial action escalates as National twiddles its thumbs

Wed Mar 07 2012

Labour expresses sympathy to Japan on quake anniversary

Sun Mar 11 2012

Mass privacy breach must be explained, apologised for

Tue Mar 13 2012

National should front up to students on loan changes

Tue Mar 13 2012

Steven Joyce: Minister for shuffling deckchairs

Tue Mar 13 2012

Otago rugby solution a huge relief to our region: Labour MPs

Thu Mar 15 2012

Speech: Shearer - Cullen Breakfast Club

Thu Mar 15 2012

South Dunedin’s Got Talent Show focus on the positives

Fri Mar 16 2012

Tongan King Leaves A Lasting Legacy

Mon Mar 19 2012

Tongan king much-loved leader

Mon Mar 19 2012

McCully’s blame game not good enough

Thu Mar 22 2012

Minister Light on Charter School Details

Sun Mar 25 2012

Research funding review should be widened

Mon Mar 26 2012

Labour proposes change to student loan repayment law

Wed Mar 28 2012

John Key’s radio stunt broke electoral law

Fri Mar 30 2012

Urgent Action Needed on Synthetic Cannabis

Fri Mar 30 2012

Real Consultation Needed on Maternity Proposal

Mon Apr 02 2012

Taxpayers Should Not Pay For Frivolous Legal Action

Mon Apr 02 2012

Labour Calls for Inquiry into Pacific language Education

Tue Apr 03 2012

Treasury block a bad look for Government

Wed Apr 04 2012

Robertson: Launch of Wellington Branch of Howard League

Tue Apr 10 2012

New Zealand economy going nowhere

Thu Apr 12 2012

Women keeping the Spirit alive

Fri Apr 13 2012

Progress can be made on paid parental leave

Mon Apr 16 2012

Speech: Shearer - NZ Association of Scientists Conference

Mon Apr 16 2012

Blueprint Highlights Government’s Inaction

Wed Apr 18 2012

Dalziel: Rebuilding a Broken City

Wed Apr 18 2012

Alarm at welfare reform process

Thu Apr 19 2012

Hillside victim of government neglect

Thu Apr 19 2012

National; saying one thing, doing another

Thu Apr 19 2012

PM’s Fingerprints All Over Sky City Deal

Thu Apr 19 2012

Speech to Nelson Chamber of Commerce

Thu Apr 19 2012

KiwiRail, Solid Energy blow asset limit to bits

Fri Apr 20 2012

Government Gambling with Kiwi Kids Future

Sun Apr 22 2012

Legal Opinion Says Insurers Have A Case To Answer

Mon Apr 23 2012

Support For Our Part In Peace Keeping Role

Tue Apr 24 2012

Stand Up For The South, MP Tells Future Leaders

Fri Apr 27 2012

John Banks must be stood down

Sat Apr 28 2012

Key Just a Fair-Weather Friend to Canterbury

Sun Apr 29 2012

Dead dolphin must spur government action

Mon Apr 30 2012

Black Budget for Students

Tue May 01 2012

Government ignores its own advice

Wed May 02 2012

Bluster around charter school ‘benefits'

Thu May 03 2012

Failed economic management drives unemployment jump

Thu May 03 2012

Government message to graduates: you're better off in Aussie

Thu May 03 2012

New Act a sweetheart deal for a few farmers

Thu May 03 2012

No OSCAR for Government’s latest performance

Fri May 04 2012

Solid Energy Confirms Backdoor Privatisation

Fri May 04 2012

Speech: Shearer - Bold Choices

Fri May 04 2012

Council changes more bad news for students

Sat May 05 2012

Welfare reforms leave a lot to be desired

Mon May 07 2012

Thousands of Students’ Postgraduate Study at Risk

Tue May 08 2012

Pasifika education given short shrift

Wed May 09 2012

Labour mourns loss of Sir Geoffrey Henry

Thu May 10 2012

Labour urges Kiwis to sign up to Keep our Assets campaign

Thu May 10 2012

Manufacturing In Freefall

Thu May 10 2012

Call for Community to Lead Employment Debate

Sun May 13 2012

Christchurch Schools Need Comprehensive Plan

Sun May 13 2012

Call for community to lead employment debate

Mon May 14 2012

Cuts to classes result of government failure

Wed May 16 2012

Greece no excuse for wage gap with Oz

Thu May 17 2012

Southshore: A Divided Verdict

Fri May 18 2012

Selling Down Assets the ‘Ministerial Approach’

Sun May 20 2012

Corrections Announcements Score Zero for Ambition

Mon May 21 2012

Another kick in the guts for teachers

Tue May 22 2012

Time for Kiwis to Come Home

Tue May 22 2012

Living wage campaign; time for political discussion

Wed May 23 2012

Minister ignores parents’ concerns on education

Wed May 23 2012

National’s motorways driving local roads into disrepair

Wed May 23 2012

Budget pinches pennies from paper boys but fails growth test

Fri May 25 2012

National’s Education Plans Get ‘Not Achieved’

Sun May 27 2012

Dunedin Tech Teaching Positions in Jeopardy

Mon May 28 2012

Growth Engine Choked

Mon May 28 2012

Samoa Language Week 2012 An Opportunity To Discuss Future

Mon May 28 2012

Working Group set up to Take Heat off Minister

Mon May 28 2012

Contradictions in Tertiary Education Budget Signal Ignorance

Tue May 29 2012

Labour would reverse National’s class size increases

Tue May 29 2012

PM’s Back-Pedalling Highlights Class Size Blunder

Tue May 29 2012

Brand New Zealand: ‘cheap and efficient’

Wed May 30 2012

Dipping in to kitty can’t save face

Wed May 30 2012

Groups urge US President to negotiate Arms Trade Treaty

Wed May 30 2012

Earthquake Recovery Strategy launched

Thu May 31 2012

Events in Syria horrifying, says MP

Thu May 31 2012

Quake reinsurance has wider ramifications

Thu May 31 2012

Global instability reveals weak NZ economy

Tue Jun 05 2012

Minister too proud to reverse decision

Wed Jun 06 2012

Excuses, excuses: Government's faliure to grow the economy

Thu Jun 07 2012

Report card gives Government an F

Thu Jun 07 2012

Reversal great, but what next for education?

Thu Jun 07 2012

Minister Needs to Spell out Achievement Agenda

Sun Jun 10 2012

Forced council amalgamations on the way

Tue Jun 12 2012

Joyce’s defiance of Auditor-General unacceptable

Wed Jun 13 2012

Labour Leader congratulates Lianne Dalziel on UN appointment

Fri Jun 15 2012

Government Must Support our Gifted Children

Sun Jun 17 2012

Volunteers are the Backbone of our Community

Sun Jun 17 2012

Government sitting on its hands on trade training in Chch

Wed Jun 20 2012

Real commitment needed for Canterbury skills training

Wed Jun 20 2012

Vacancies clearly don’t equal jobs

Wed Jun 20 2012

Key fails to do hard graft in tourism

Fri Jun 22 2012

Investigation an ominous sign for heritage sites

Mon Jun 25 2012

Waffle and words won’t increase skills and knowledge

Mon Jun 25 2012

Education Minister lacks solid action plan

Thu Jun 28 2012

National misled Kiwis on class size plan

Fri Jun 29 2012

Interest on student loans on the table for National

Sat Jun 30 2012

League tables a blunt tool

Tue Jul 03 2012

Polytechnics struggling as government slashes funding

Thu Jul 05 2012

RMA changes risk more litigation

Thu Jul 05 2012

You’re the slum landlord Mr Heatley

Thu Jul 05 2012

Job losses kick in the teeth for science

Fri Jul 06 2012

Training opportunities squandered, says MP

Sun Jul 08 2012

Student visa fraud exposes flaws in export education system

Wed Jul 11 2012

Condolences extended to Ngati Tuwharetoa

Thu Jul 12 2012

Perfect Opportunity To Reverse Student Allowance Changes

Thu Jul 12 2012

Solutions needed for student visa processing

Thu Jul 12 2012

Speech to NetHui

Thu Jul 12 2012

Education Minister bullying sector

Fri Jul 13 2012

National neglects local roads to pay for motorways

Sun Jul 15 2012

Forcing through assets sales may cost millions

Tue Jul 17 2012

National must fix legal flaws in export education

Wed Jul 18 2012

New Zealand going nowhere ultra-fast

Thu Jul 19 2012

Assets ‘loyalty scheme’ hits taxpayers in the pocket

Sun Jul 22 2012

National’s legacy; false economy

Mon Jul 23 2012

Key should join tourism industry and support holiday bill

Tue Jul 24 2012

Brownlee sweeps past checks and balances

Wed Jul 25 2012

Business demands leadership on exports

Thu Jul 26 2012

Key must heed advice of business leaders on Super

Thu Jul 26 2012

Kiwis deserve fair pay

Thu Jul 26 2012

New Zealanders have a choice on inequality

Mon Jul 30 2012

University job losses on Government’s head

Wed Aug 01 2012

Bill’s Diaspora Data Disaster

Thu Aug 02 2012

Govt in damage control over Pacific Fibre

Thu Aug 02 2012

Speech: Shearer - Grey Power Auckland

Tue Aug 07 2012

Diabetes Decision Set To Be A Disaster

Wed Aug 08 2012

Labour: Creating a Healthy Heartland

Wed Aug 08 2012

Ropey figures used to ‘inform’ parents

Wed Aug 08 2012

Cleaners’ Win Shows What’s At Stake

Thu Aug 09 2012

Efforts in wild rivers campaign applauded

Thu Aug 09 2012

National taking heartland New Zealand for a ride

Thu Aug 09 2012

National’s polytech cuts hurting the heartland

Thu Aug 09 2012

Ready, willing, jobless…

Thu Aug 09 2012

18-Month Ministry Spent Thousands On Branding

Fri Aug 10 2012

20,000 manufacturing jobs lost under National

Sun Aug 12 2012

Submissions Show Bennett’s Green Paper Doesn’t Go Far Enough

Tue Aug 14 2012

‘Moral distress’ in nurses shows crisis in health sector

Wed Aug 15 2012

National’s Motorway Obsession Hurts Regions

Wed Aug 15 2012

Government should get real on superannuation

Thu Aug 16 2012

Basin Reserve flyover decision deeply flawed

Fri Aug 17 2012

Please explain, Minister

Fri Aug 17 2012

Joyce on exports: great goal, glossy doesn’t measure up

Sat Aug 18 2012

Youth guarantee no guarantee of success

Sun Aug 19 2012

Government all talk on vulnerable children

Wed Aug 22 2012

All Aus Zealand Now Worried About Kiwi Migration

Thu Aug 23 2012

Gratuitous insults undermine Security Council bid

Thu Aug 23 2012

Refusal to release information arouses suspicion

Mon Aug 27 2012

Special School cuts short-change students

Mon Aug 27 2012

Mighty River’s profits plunge another reason to stop sales

Tue Aug 28 2012

Just one vote stops bill to protect state assets

Wed Aug 29 2012

Solid Energy’s cuts a blow to Huntly

Wed Aug 29 2012

Time for Hayes to front up

Sun Sep 02 2012

Cabinet reckless to ignore advice on charter school teachers

Tue Sep 04 2012

Labour committed to adult education

Tue Sep 04 2012

Key gives up on jobs for Kiwi workers

Thu Sep 06 2012

Broken promise another two-fingered salute

Fri Sep 07 2012

Food in Schools - The Issue

Sun Sep 09 2012

Investing in Reading Recovery

Sun Sep 09 2012

National’s Record: Undermining Education

Sun Sep 09 2012

Speech: Shearer - A Lifetime of Opportunities

Sun Sep 09 2012

Parents Picking Up The Tab For Struggling Schools

Mon Sep 10 2012

Carter reveals Govt’s agenda for regional councils

Tue Sep 11 2012

National prioritises private school sports over food

Tue Sep 11 2012

Undisclosed ACC sum sunk into prison privatisation gamble

Wed Sep 12 2012

Christchurch deserves best schools possible

Thu Sep 13 2012

Offering half RV for land just not on

Thu Sep 13 2012

What the Hekia? Get it right, Minister!

Thu Sep 13 2012

EQC review must hear the voice of Canterbury

Tue Sep 18 2012

Bill Takes Bold Steps To Tackle Child Poverty

Wed Sep 19 2012

Build today for women in the future

Wed Sep 19 2012

Cantabrians still can’t vote even on Suffrage Day

Wed Sep 19 2012

Give working poor a pay rise

Wed Sep 19 2012

State houses empty while thousands wait

Fri Sep 21 2012

Poverty hurting our kids’ education

Sun Sep 23 2012

Kiwi high-tech companies need better launchpad

Mon Sep 24 2012

Government sell-off agenda behind job losses

Tue Sep 25 2012

Parker: Inflation is not the only risk

Tue Sep 25 2012

Christchurch schools consultation a sham

Wed Sep 26 2012

Elderly care horror stories can’t be ignored

Wed Sep 26 2012

Christchurch locals need permanent solution

Thu Sep 27 2012

Government Should Upskill Kiwi Workers To Rebuild Chch

Thu Sep 27 2012

Key and Parata At Odds Over Schools

Fri Sep 28 2012

Speech: Cunliffe - Fast Forward: Growing Good Jobs

Sun Sep 30 2012

Government Must Learn From Canterbury Education Botch-Up

Mon Oct 01 2012

Trades drain is a National disaster

Mon Oct 01 2012

More government cash for roads as rail line scrapped

Tue Oct 02 2012

Members Bill will give export education a boost

Wed Oct 03 2012

Report shows National Standards data fatally compromised

Wed Oct 03 2012

Govt needs to send clear message about migrant work abuse

Sun Oct 07 2012

National’s jobs fail sends youth to Australia

Sun Oct 07 2012

Joyce’s manufacturing make-believe

Mon Oct 08 2012

Joyce’s stubborn refusal to accept high dollar costs jobs

Mon Oct 08 2012

Sick kids can’t learn

Mon Oct 08 2012

Government disappoints again on skills

Tue Oct 09 2012

Joyce good in theory, Parata poor in practice

Tue Oct 09 2012

Out of touch Key says: ‘Crisis? What crisis?’

Tue Oct 09 2012

Speech to NZ Association of Blind Citizens

Tue Oct 09 2012

Don’t make Christchurch kids charter school guinea pigs

Wed Oct 10 2012

National’s spin machine ignores harsh reality

Wed Oct 10 2012

Parata abandons teacher quality

Wed Oct 10 2012

White Paper Must Live Up To Expectations

Wed Oct 10 2012

Govt in Denial Over Manufacturing Crisis

Thu Oct 11 2012

Left hand and right at odds over State house sell-off

Thu Oct 11 2012

Golden parachute and whale of a pay rise for MoBIE CEO

Fri Oct 12 2012

MSD breach of privacy staggering

Mon Oct 15 2012

Train teachers for Kiwi classrooms

Mon Oct 15 2012

Business Growth Agenda disappoints on jobs

Wed Oct 17 2012

Government must heed Tribunal on Kōhanga

Thu Oct 18 2012

Jobs That Work For You

Thu Oct 18 2012

Key breaks Valentine’s promise

Thu Oct 18 2012

Tolley takes charge on charter schools

Thu Oct 18 2012

Brownlee busted with facts that don’t stack up

Fri Oct 19 2012

Responding to Emergencies - from Management to Leadership

Fri Oct 19 2012

Wake up National

Fri Oct 19 2012

Labour Day bittersweet for Kiwis

Sun Oct 21 2012

Joyce needs to step in to protect student voice

Mon Oct 22 2012

Kiwis Mourn The Loss Of Sir Wilson Whineray

Tue Oct 23 2012

National is failing disabled New Zealanders

Wed Oct 24 2012

It’s The Economy, Steven

Thu Oct 25 2012

Job Losses Grim News For Thousands Of Coasters

Thu Oct 25 2012

PPL Suggestions Way Off The Mark

Thu Oct 25 2012

Views Sought On Far-Reaching Educational Changes

Thu Oct 25 2012

A great day to celebrate our teachers

Fri Oct 26 2012

Council row result of National’s flawed Super City law

Fri Oct 26 2012

Drug-free schools tool should stay

Fri Oct 26 2012

‘Guidance’ over withholding information unacceptable

Fri Oct 26 2012

Government tinkers in face of housing crisis

Sun Oct 28 2012

IRD privacy breaches a systemic failure

Sun Oct 28 2012

Bennett’s ‘not-me-itis’ doesn’t inspire confidence

Tue Oct 30 2012

Half of all manufacturing businesses shut down since 2008

Tue Oct 30 2012

Worst fears confirmed for vulnerable workers

Tue Oct 30 2012

Craig Foss: no care, no responsibility

Wed Oct 31 2012

School closures another blow for at-risk kids

Wed Oct 31 2012

Glossing over infrastructure issues

Thu Nov 01 2012

Golden opportunity to walk the talk

Thu Nov 01 2012

Who Will Pay For Privatisation Of Road Safety?

Thu Nov 01 2012

Even Treasury at odds with Key on manufacturing

Mon Nov 05 2012

Marie Bell’s educational legacy acknowledged

Mon Nov 05 2012

Full time jobs drop shows National’s failures

Tue Nov 06 2012

Deficit up, National’s credibility down

Wed Nov 07 2012

Marriage Bill all about fairness

Wed Nov 07 2012

Eroding Cantabrians rights won’t go unnoticed

Thu Nov 08 2012

No Hope for NZ Manufacturing with National

Thu Nov 08 2012

Public pressure forces Parata back-down

Thu Nov 08 2012

Solution needed for bureaucratic obstacle course

Thu Nov 08 2012

Redundancy Protection Will Give Families A Fair Go

Fri Nov 09 2012

Tertiary Cuts Show Joyce’s True Agenda

Fri Nov 09 2012

The definition of madness… English on jobs

Sat Nov 10 2012

Give Foss the flick and fix Novopay, Hekia

Sun Nov 11 2012

Don’t Ask Us, We Don’t Know Says Government

Mon Nov 12 2012

Bennett bouncing all over the place on jobs

Wed Nov 14 2012

Call To Put Prescription Cost Increase On Hold

Wed Nov 14 2012

Lean Times Ahead For Minimum Wage Workers

Wed Nov 14 2012

Retail trade numbers disappoint again

Wed Nov 14 2012

Another indicator drops – now job ads down

Thu Nov 15 2012

Job cut madness won’t fix Novopay

Thu Nov 15 2012

Labour welcomes Christchurch Cathedral decision

Thu Nov 15 2012

No Jobs, No Training, No Hope

Thu Nov 15 2012

Joyce in a spin over youth unemployment

Wed Nov 21 2012

Bilingual language exclusion won’t go unnoticed

Thu Nov 22 2012

Government Puts Polytechnics In Peril

Thu Nov 22 2012

Immigration Minister must tell full story

Thu Nov 22 2012

Government Must Act To Ease Power Price Pressure

Fri Nov 23 2012

Labour Calls For Council-Government Truce

Fri Nov 23 2012

Polytech cuts undermines education in Manukau

Fri Nov 23 2012

Nat’s hands-off housing approach failing Kiwis

Tue Nov 27 2012

Nervous Nats block Parliamentary inquiry into Novopay

Wed Nov 28 2012

National’s "more affordable" homes for hobbits

Thu Nov 29 2012

Voluntary bonding scheme for rural GPs not working

Fri Nov 30 2012

Welfare reforms given big thumbs down

Fri Nov 30 2012

D-Day for diabetics

Sat Dec 01 2012

Government takes disability rights backwards

Mon Dec 03 2012

Joyce’s privatisation agenda damages foundation education

Mon Dec 03 2012

National’s credibility continues to decline

Wed Dec 05 2012

Steven Joyce just doesn’t get it

Wed Dec 05 2012

Christchurch teachers call on Key to stop and listen

Thu Dec 06 2012

National seizes control of Auckland Council plan fast-track

Thu Dec 06 2012

National’s Shameful Back-Down To Liquor Barons

Fri Dec 07 2012

Safe buildings a goal in sight

Fri Dec 07 2012

Govt should release CTV report this week

Sun Dec 09 2012

Vital to learn lessons from Royal Commission

Mon Dec 10 2012

Hekia must stop running roughshod over the law

Tue Dec 11 2012

No mention of Solid Energy or Spring Creek

Tue Dec 11 2012

Teachers’ anger on Christchurch schools justified

Tue Dec 11 2012

Education standards slip under National

Wed Dec 12 2012

Leaving workers in limbo sends bad message

Wed Dec 12 2012

Pharmac Keeps Head Down Over Important Public Concerns

Wed Dec 12 2012

A tale of two deficits

Tue Dec 18 2012

Local home support agency gets short shrift from Government

Tue Dec 18 2012

Xmas Grinch petrol price hike oils the wheels to surplus

Tue Dec 18 2012

2012 Report Card – Hekia must try harder

Wed Dec 19 2012

National’s ‘Zero Budget’ = zero jobs

Wed Dec 19 2012

Brownlee tripped up by rule of law

Thu Dec 20 2012

National’s anaemic economy only growing inequality

Thu Dec 20 2012

Novopay = Holiday From Hell For Teachers

Fri Dec 21 2012

Unhappy New Year for post-grad students

Tue Jan 01 2013

Best security is tenanted houses

Thu Jan 03 2013

Novopay Pledge Is Bunkum, Chaos Reigns

Thu Jan 10 2013

New Radio NZ CE must be committed to charter

Thu Jan 17 2013

Front-footing Novopay failure not the answer

Fri Jan 18 2013

Try a little fairness Mr Joyce

Sun Jan 20 2013

Hands-off Government hopeless on housing

Tue Jan 22 2013

Oh goody, another league table from National

Tue Jan 22 2013

New Minister needs to tackle housing go-slow

Wed Jan 23 2013

A Brief History Of Hekia’s Mistakes

Fri Jan 25 2013

National temporarily stirs from slumber on apprenticeships

Fri Jan 25 2013

Red-tape rhetoric no substitute for action

Fri Jan 25 2013

David Shearer: New Era - New Solutions

Sun Jan 27 2013

Novopay pin may need pulling

Sun Jan 27 2013

David Shearer Speeach - New Era: New Solutions

Mon Jan 28 2013

Low-Ball Offer Referred To Auditor-General

Mon Jan 28 2013

$50-million hole in Key’s apprenticeship plan

Wed Jan 30 2013

Report Reveals Government Botched Defence Reforms

Wed Jan 30 2013

Novopay review too little, too late

Thu Jan 31 2013

Provincial town reeling under National’s inept management

Thu Jan 31 2013

Funding battles shouldn’t hold up transport changes

Fri Feb 01 2013

Record 53,676 Kiwis fled to Aussie in 2012

Fri Feb 01 2013

Dunedin Labour MPs support Presbyterian Support Otago

Mon Feb 04 2013

17,000 drop in manufacturing jobs last year

Thu Feb 07 2013

33,000 Kiwis pull out of the labour force

Thu Feb 07 2013

Go Figure – Jobless ‘Stats’ Hide Real Story

Fri Feb 08 2013

Discrimination against Kiwis overlooked at Summit

Mon Feb 11 2013

Kiwis want jobs, not excuses

Tue Feb 12 2013

Prosser’s stereotyping unacceptable

Tue Feb 12 2013

Government Strangling Heartland Polytechs

Wed Feb 13 2013

No Jobs, No Leadership From National

Wed Feb 13 2013

Ombudsman attacks lack of Charter School accountability

Wed Feb 13 2013

She’s Not Alright For Young New Zealanders

Wed Feb 13 2013

400 jobs go in four days, 200 in 28 hours

Thu Feb 14 2013

Contact cuts show SOE sales pure idiocy

Thu Feb 14 2013

Presbyterian Support Otago’s exit saddening

Thu Feb 14 2013

Why the costly rush to close schools, Hekia?

Tue Feb 19 2013

Another diversionary double standard

Wed Feb 20 2013

Cool-off period needed for half-RV offer

Wed Feb 20 2013

Hekia’s word is worthless

Wed Feb 20 2013

Bleak Prospects For Sacked Telecom Workers

Fri Feb 22 2013

In memory of the Canterbury quake victims

Fri Feb 22 2013

Fresh caucus line-up focused on the future

Mon Feb 25 2013

Labour Portfolios And Rankings

Mon Feb 25 2013

Labour’s Dunedin MPs pay respects to Ralph Hotere

Mon Feb 25 2013

Minimum wage increase miserable

Tue Feb 26 2013

Minimum wage increase won’t go far for Pacific families

Tue Feb 26 2013

Government Must Support Canterbury Uni

Thu Feb 28 2013

Leaked Memo Blames Government For Civilianisation

Thu Feb 28 2013

Arrogant Banks shows contempt for democratic process

Fri Mar 01 2013

Diabetes – a wakeup call for NZ

Fri Mar 01 2013

Cut schools some slack in face of Novopay

Sun Mar 03 2013

Government selling us down the Mighty River

Mon Mar 04 2013

Inadequate training reckless and wrong

Mon Mar 04 2013

Canterbury: From Recovery To Legacy

Tue Mar 05 2013

Longstone pay-out down to Hekia

Tue Mar 05 2013

Shearer: From Recovery To Legacy

Tue Mar 05 2013

Flooding charter schools with taxpayer cash not on

Thu Mar 07 2013

Rental WOF - we’ll believe it when we see it

Thu Mar 07 2013

Business rejecting Nats hands-off approach

Sun Mar 10 2013

Evidence-based Policy and the Voice of Women

Sun Mar 10 2013

Send debt collectors back to Steven Joyce

Tue Mar 12 2013

Reforms long on stick, short on detail

Wed Mar 13 2013

Dunne: With friends like these…

Thu Mar 14 2013

No real action on high dollar by Reserve Bank

Thu Mar 14 2013

National Sitting On Chuff As Aussie Job Growth Booms

Fri Mar 15 2013

Tolley Joins In On The Ducking And Diving

Fri Mar 15 2013

‘Sacked’ teachers latest in firing line

Mon Mar 18 2013

Ordinary Kiwi depositors must be protected

Wed Mar 20 2013

Government ignores more advice – this time on youth wages

Thu Mar 21 2013

National creates an underclass of young workers

Thu Mar 21 2013

EQC privacy breach very disappointing

Fri Mar 22 2013

ICT needs industry plan, Joyce won’t make one

Fri Mar 22 2013

Today four million Kiwis start losing their grip on MRP

Fri Mar 22 2013

EQC privacy breach affects 67,000 people

Mon Mar 25 2013

Corporate manslaughter Bill already on the cards

Tue Mar 26 2013

Key Treats Cantabrians With Contempt

Tue Mar 26 2013

Smith’s stalemate lets Aucklanders down

Tue Mar 26 2013

Brownlee must extend red zone deadline

Wed Mar 27 2013

PM misleads Aucklanders on Unitary Plan

Wed Mar 27 2013

Clare Thinking: March 2013

Thu Mar 28 2013

Cost of living in Auckland discourages northern Maori youth

Thu Mar 28 2013

Second massive privacy breach at EQC revealed

Thu Mar 28 2013

Minimum wage workers go backwards again

Sun Mar 31 2013

Post-Grad allowance cuts send talent offshore

Mon Apr 01 2013

Labour Leader Congratulates MP on Top Honour

Tue Apr 02 2013

Call for Minister to step in to WITT dispute

Wed Apr 03 2013

Govt mismanagement huge stress for workers

Wed Apr 03 2013

Slating of RMA changes a warning to Government

Wed Apr 03 2013

Pressure mounts for low-income Cantabrians

Thu Apr 04 2013

Study is impetus to get Christchurch moving

Fri Apr 05 2013

Gerry Brownlee at sea over breaches at EQC

Tue Apr 09 2013

Labour alerts Justice Ministry to gaping security hole

Tue Apr 09 2013

Reports show tick-box approach to kids’ health failing

Tue Apr 09 2013

Vandals target empty housing stock

Tue Apr 09 2013

Appropriate use of phone recording clarified

Thu Apr 11 2013

Lack Of Decent Housing Hits University Roll

Thu Apr 11 2013

Minister must step up and support Canterbury University

Thu Apr 11 2013

More needs to be done to reduce the Maori prosecution rate

Thu Apr 11 2013

Government inaction means thousands hurt by loan sharks

Sun Apr 14 2013

3rd World Dental Services in Southland

Mon Apr 15 2013

More pipe dreams from Justice Minister

Wed Apr 17 2013

Speech: Wall - Marriage Bill

Wed Apr 17 2013

Housing crisis, what crisis?

Thu Apr 18 2013

Reason trumps charter schools rhetoric

Thu Apr 18 2013

Loan shark law too late for thousands

Fri Apr 19 2013

Kiwi experience is special, not same old, same as

Sun Apr 21 2013

Nats Hysteria Won’t Bring Down Power Bills

Mon Apr 22 2013

John Key In La-La Land On Power Prices

Tue Apr 23 2013

Low power bills will kick-start Kiwi business

Tue Apr 23 2013

National Picks Ideology Over Proven Success

Tue Apr 23 2013

Defence Minister needs to come clean

Wed Apr 24 2013

National Fails Financially Stressed-Out Kiwis

Fri Apr 26 2013

National needs to wake up to aged care crisis

Tue Apr 30 2013

Labour Maori MP’s colleagues remember Parekura

Wed May 01 2013

Phil O’Reilly open letter wrong on many counts

Thu May 02 2013

Introducing my Youth Parliamentarian

Fri May 03 2013

High Profile Loan Shark Stories Tip of the Iceberg

Mon May 06 2013

Students’ stories show StudyLink stinks

Mon May 06 2013

National’s low wage future for Kiwis

Tue May 07 2013

Only thing dying in Wellington is John Key’s government

Tue May 07 2013

Budget For John’s Mates Not Your Mates

Wed May 08 2013

Parata’s Budget Announcement Dodges Real Issues

Wed May 08 2013

Disaster recovery is not a plan for jobs

Thu May 09 2013

Unemployed Kiwi youth rate no cause for celebration

Thu May 09 2013

Budget centrepiece a sign of failure

Fri May 10 2013

Too little, too late from Nats on housing

Fri May 10 2013

When David beat Goliath

Mon May 13 2013

Building bedrooms not enough

Tue May 14 2013

Thinning blue line result of Budget cuts

Tue May 14 2013

Govt and Council must jointly support residents

Wed May 15 2013

Public paying for squeeze on DHBs

Wed May 15 2013

Nothing in budget tackles two-speed economy

Thu May 16 2013

Biosecurity cuts = irresponsible Government

Fri May 17 2013

Border Patrol Will Scare Skilled Kiwis from Coming Home

Fri May 17 2013

Govt’s epic fail on affordable housing

Fri May 17 2013

National tells Kiwis they’re over the hill at 40

Fri May 17 2013

No Budget commitment to health and safety

Fri May 17 2013

The two-speed economy and how to fix it

Fri May 17 2013

Pacific Ministry Set Up to Fail

Mon May 20 2013

Minister finally sees sense over Salisbury

Tue May 21 2013

Six Nominees For the Labour Candidacy In the Ikaroa-Rawhiti

Thu May 23 2013

Selection Process for the Labour Candidate in Ikaroa-Rawhiti

Fri May 24 2013

Labour Leader welcomes Meka Whaitiri

Sun May 26 2013

Labour selects Meka Whaitiri for Ikaroa-Rawhiti

Sun May 26 2013

Labour’s Maori caucus welcomes Meka Whaitiri’s selection

Sun May 26 2013

Labour will repeal damaging RMA provisions

Mon May 27 2013

All kids deserve qualified teachers

Tue May 28 2013

Where are the affordable homes, Mr Key?

Tue May 28 2013

Consultation in name only for Christchurch schools

Wed May 29 2013

Diagnostic Wait Times a Symptom of Squeeze On DHBs

Thu May 30 2013

Cantabrians need a plan for the future

Fri May 31 2013

Harsh cut to computers in homes will hit Kiwi families

Tue Jun 04 2013

Electricity Authority critique in the name of Dr Layton

Wed Jun 05 2013

NZ Plays Part In Historic Signing of Arms Trade Treaty

Thu Jun 06 2013

Paeroa Central School right to stand its ground

Thu Jun 06 2013

Why the Delay For Key to Block Huawei?

Thu Jun 06 2013

Overcrowding research calls for bold action on housing

Fri Jun 07 2013

80,000 Auckland patients not seen on time

Tue Jun 11 2013

Only Constant Is Hekia’s Waffle

Tue Jun 11 2013

Joyce has eyes closed over hard-hit regions

Wed Jun 12 2013

Support staff are our schools’ unsung heroes

Wed Jun 12 2013

Bickering won’t speed up Canterbury’s consents

Thu Jun 13 2013

CoOL must be included in Food Bill fix-up

Fri Jun 14 2013

Rugby board appointments significant step

Fri Jun 14 2013

Government in denial over state of manufacturing

Tue Jun 18 2013

Lies, damned lies and Steven Joyce

Tue Jun 18 2013

Simon Bridges misleads Parliament

Tue Jun 18 2013

Andrew Little Speech to Aviation Industry Association

Wed Jun 19 2013

Wellington transport plans a mix of the good, bad, and ugly

Wed Jun 19 2013

Govt delivers Dunedin another body blow

Thu Jun 27 2013

UC committed to strong future – where is the Government?

Thu Jun 27 2013

Alarm bells fall on deaf ears

Tue Jul 02 2013

PM kidding himself on power prices

Wed Jul 03 2013

Tradie shortage fault lies with Government

Wed Jul 03 2013

Last line of defence fails to inspire confidence

Thu Jul 04 2013

Another blow to regions as 80 jobs go at Delta

Fri Jul 05 2013

Education under huge pressure to cut costs

Sat Jul 06 2013

John Key hikes Kiwis’ power bills by $370

Tue Jul 09 2013

Focus should be learning and teaching not testing and typing

Wed Jul 10 2013

National’s tertiary target falls short

Wed Jul 10 2013

Canterbury earthquake portfolios reallocated

Thu Jul 11 2013

Government appoints chairperson it sacked

Thu Jul 11 2013

John Key’s legacy – more problem gambling

Thu Jul 11 2013

Nick Smith’s ‘no promises’ approach no good

Thu Jul 11 2013

Staffing levels impact on vulnerable kids

Thu Jul 11 2013

Surely Key forgot 5-years old super pledge

Thu Jul 11 2013

Labour will take on $24,000 OIA request

Fri Jul 12 2013

Key’s kick in the teeth to first home buyers

Mon Jul 15 2013

Labour lodges Cantabrians’ $24k OIA request

Mon Jul 15 2013

Low sense of wellbeing unlikely to improve

Mon Jul 15 2013

Key handed loaded LVR gun to Reserve Bank

Tue Jul 16 2013

Memo to National: Stop the bullying and listen

Tue Jul 16 2013

National focused on labelling – not lifting achievement

Tue Jul 16 2013

KiwiSaver not an LVR life raft for first homes

Wed Jul 17 2013

Consultants no substitute for community contacts

Thu Jul 18 2013

Wheel clamping company runs money-making racket

Thu Jul 18 2013

Bridges ignores warnings of troubled waters

Fri Jul 19 2013

First home buyers taking the hit for National’s inaction

Fri Jul 19 2013

KiwiSaver changes will punish first home buyers twice

Sun Jul 21 2013

Labour stands up for workers

Mon Jul 22 2013

Pasifika Representation Strong in Super City Elections

Mon Jul 22 2013

Key complicit in first home buyers’ plight

Tue Jul 23 2013

Parents petition PM on paid parental leave

Sat Jul 27 2013

Labour to restrict non-resident purchases of homes

Sun Jul 28 2013

More Aussies see NZ as low wage destination

Mon Jul 29 2013

EQC shows contempt for earthquake victims

Wed Jul 31 2013

Joyce guts Invermay

Wed Jul 31 2013

Healthy homes deserve decent investment

Fri Aug 02 2013

Wolak comments mischaracterised

Fri Aug 02 2013

Govt must step up efforts to save Cook Islands language

Sun Aug 04 2013

Defence of empty houses rings hollow

Tue Aug 06 2013

Contractors the real winners in welfare reforms

Wed Aug 07 2013

Lucrative high-tech contracts vetoed

Wed Aug 07 2013

National’s legacy for Pasifika looks bleak

Wed Aug 07 2013

Nathan Guy facing the wrath of Kiwi fishers

Thu Aug 08 2013

No relief from house price rises under National

Thu Aug 08 2013

Otago unemployed number hits 22 year high

Thu Aug 08 2013

EDs miss triage times as hospitals buckle

Sun Aug 11 2013

National needs to deal with the real barriers to home owners

Sun Aug 11 2013

Shorter time in ED not always good news

Mon Aug 12 2013

Jibber jabber can’t hide the facts

Tue Aug 13 2013

0800 out of pocket – StudyLink not picking up

Wed Aug 14 2013

Child protection policies must extend to charter schools

Wed Aug 14 2013

Over 65s to double by 2040 – changes needed

Wed Aug 14 2013

Let’s get Christchurch moving

Fri Aug 16 2013

First home buyers will be shut out of market

Tue Aug 20 2013

Guy Breaches Cabinet Rules on Snapper

Wed Aug 21 2013

Waikato’s quick action must be followed

Wed Aug 21 2013

Landmark case paves way for pay equity

Fri Aug 23 2013

Chorus: Corporate welfare despite high profits

Mon Aug 26 2013

Community vindicated in land victory

Mon Aug 26 2013

Desperate families deserve solutions, not spreadsheets

Mon Aug 26 2013

Speech to NZ Labour Women’s Conference

Mon Aug 26 2013

Out of touch: Red Zone battle hasn’t ‘been fun’

Tue Aug 27 2013

Unemployment stuck at crisis levels under National

Tue Aug 27 2013

Key must release Syrian briefings

Thu Aug 29 2013

Misery for thousands of sacked workers

Thu Aug 29 2013

Subsidising Wanganui Collegiate no success story

Thu Aug 29 2013

Labour leadership election vote goes live

Fri Aug 30 2013

Use Aussie relationship to promote initiatives on Syria

Fri Aug 30 2013

Asset sales must stop now

Mon Sep 02 2013

Cunliffe: Regional projects key to growing workforce

Mon Sep 02 2013

David Cunliffe Ak Speech - Leading Labour For Fair Work

Mon Sep 02 2013

David Cunliffe Whangarei Speech - 2 September 2013

Tue Sep 03 2013

A kick in the teeth for second-chance learners

Wed Sep 04 2013

Sad day as Cantabrians remember first quake

Wed Sep 04 2013

Bill English takes a superficial view of PMI

Thu Sep 05 2013

Leading Labour in Christchurch

Tue Sep 10 2013

Online shoppers deserve protection this Christmas

Tue Sep 10 2013

Slide in university rankings - Govt thinking on education

Tue Sep 10 2013

Education opportunity must be grasped in Christchurch East

Wed Sep 11 2013

Obama statement aligns with NZ Parliament resolution

Wed Sep 11 2013

Govt housing policy creates generation of renters

Thu Sep 12 2013

Non-hires result of budget shortfalls

Fri Sep 13 2013

New Labour leader is David Cunliffe

Sun Sep 15 2013

RMA reform at any cost? Dam could ‘kill’ Tukituki river

Tue Sep 17 2013

Easy solution, but Ryall not interested

Wed Sep 18 2013

Serious questions remain over copper tax

Wed Sep 18 2013

Government’s poor record highlighted on Women’s Suffrage Day

Thu Sep 19 2013

Invermay report joins the dots

Thu Sep 19 2013

Williams selected as Labour’s Christchurch East Candidate

Sat Sep 21 2013

Poto Williams selected as Labour Christchurch East Candidate

Sun Sep 22 2013

Listen to the cleaners Mr Bridges

Thu Sep 26 2013

US signs Arms Trade Treaty

Fri Sep 27 2013

Minister’s decision-making on trial once again

Mon Sep 30 2013

Mismanaged LVR process hurts first home buyers and regions

Mon Sep 30 2013

Housing announcement a desperate distraction

Tue Oct 01 2013

Key’s LVR numbers wide of the mark

Tue Oct 01 2013

Youth hotline crisis needs response

Tue Oct 01 2013

Dolphin petition puts more pressure on Nick Smith

Wed Oct 02 2013

Tertiary strategy could have been so much better

Wed Oct 02 2013

University governance changes a power play

Wed Oct 02 2013

Bridges: stop crowing and start funding

Thu Oct 03 2013

Cantabrians denied democracy twice in a row

Thu Oct 03 2013

John Key should stand up for rights of Kiwis in Australia

Thu Oct 03 2013

Ryall’s fairy dust at work again

Thu Oct 03 2013

Time for answers over Solid Energy mess

Fri Oct 04 2013

Will Smith take responsibility for interest rates going up?

Sun Oct 06 2013

Bizarre report won’t help struggling regions

Tue Oct 08 2013

Homeless should be Parliament focus

Wed Oct 09 2013

Solutions needed to improve lot of insecure workers

Wed Oct 09 2013

Time for National to get head out of the sand

Wed Oct 09 2013

Joyce making work harder for Kiwis, not easier

Thu Oct 10 2013

Labour mourns the loss of Tapihana Shelford

Thu Oct 10 2013

Illegal garage conversion highlights housing crisis

Fri Oct 11 2013

Census shows regional exodus under Nats

Mon Oct 14 2013

United stand needed against National attacks on universities

Mon Oct 21 2013

Police seek information after Harewood assault

Tue Oct 22 2013

Labour welcomes Mandarin flight information at AK Airport

Wed Oct 23 2013

Child poverty plan would see Families Commission axed

Wed Oct 30 2013

KiwiBank-style insurer for all New Zealanders

Sun Nov 03 2013

Labour will tackle Canterbury’s housing crisis

Sun Nov 03 2013

Cunliffe: Building a Future for All - Conference Speech

Mon Nov 04 2013

Auditor General review shows EQC in disarray

Tue Nov 05 2013

Employment driven only by earthquake rebuild

Wed Nov 06 2013

Weak Water Announcement

Thu Nov 07 2013

Ryall’s imagination running wild

Thu Nov 14 2013

Transport Minister embarrassing on climate change

Thu Nov 14 2013

Simon Cunliffe to be Labour Media Director

Mon Nov 18 2013

Ryall’s waiting list claims refuted

Tue Nov 19 2013

Education about people, not profits

Wed Nov 20 2013

Ryall shows little regard for the ‘real’ story

Wed Nov 20 2013

No amount of Joyce’s spin can hide the facts

Sun Nov 24 2013

White Ribbon Day a time to remember sexual violence victims

Sun Nov 24 2013

Speech To The Australia NZ Leadership Forum

Wed Nov 27 2013

Time to give Kiwis in Australia a fair go

Wed Nov 27 2013

Unitec must ensure quality courses protected

Wed Nov 27 2013

New builds latest casualty of failed National housing policy

Fri Nov 29 2013

Support falls short for nursing graduates

Mon Dec 02 2013

Relief for some at last

Tue Dec 03 2013

Bill restricts offshore speculators buying kiwi homes

Thu Dec 05 2013

Canterbury can’t be left with asbestos legacy

Fri Dec 06 2013

Expert advice ignored over water quality

Fri Dec 06 2013

Poverty monitor reveals real story

Mon Dec 09 2013

Hunt family’s plight tip of the iceberg

Tue Dec 10 2013

Reserve Bank bows to inevitable over new builds

Tue Dec 10 2013

EQC breaks OIA law – complaint laid with Ombudsman

Fri Dec 13 2013

The people have spoken – National must listen

Fri Dec 13 2013

Join the Army, buy your own gear

Tue Dec 17 2013

Festive cheer not festive fear this Christmas

Mon Dec 23 2013

Spare a thought for those that keep us safe this Xmas

Tue Dec 24 2013

New Year’s headache for students

Tue Dec 31 2013

Call for independent authority on miscarriages of justice

Thu Jan 02 2014

Adult who supplied 9y/o with alcohol must be held to account

Thu Jan 09 2014

Redundant workers face limited retraining options

Mon Jan 13 2014

Alcohol arrests welcomed by Labour

Tue Jan 14 2014

Cream recall raises questions about NZ’s food safety systems

Tue Jan 14 2014

Digital archive failure hits First World War commemorations

Tue Jan 14 2014

Alcohol laws need further improvement

Fri Jan 17 2014

Nothing to celebrate unless jobs are real

Fri Jan 17 2014

Booming economy will test labour market

Mon Jan 20 2014

Poor treatment of patients has to stop

Mon Jan 20 2014

Time for Tolley to explain no response directive

Tue Jan 21 2014

David Cunliffe: State Of The Nation Speech

Mon Jan 27 2014

Auckland house prices higher than Melbourne

Thu Jan 30 2014

National Government ignorant, arrogant and out of touch

Thu Jan 30 2014

Water Take Should Not Be Taken For Granted

Thu Jan 30 2014

Basin Reserve flyover modelling flawed

Mon Feb 03 2014

Govt housing segregation a mistake

Tue Feb 04 2014

No cause for celebration in unemployment figures

Wed Feb 05 2014

Key needs to harden up over Kiwis in Oz

Thu Feb 06 2014

Petition to save Invermay launched

Thu Feb 06 2014

Aussie student loan extension old news

Fri Feb 07 2014

$90m flyover for 90 seconds doesn’t add up

Mon Feb 10 2014

Get with the programme Mr Key

Mon Feb 10 2014

Huttons closure confirms regions being gutted

Mon Feb 10 2014

Charter school students funded up to 5x more

Tue Feb 11 2014

Collins should lead the way to charm school

Tue Feb 11 2014

Governance changes cynical attempt to silence critics

Tue Feb 11 2014

Joyce’s arrogance can’t hide flawed reforms

Wed Feb 12 2014

No accountability for charter school millions

Wed Feb 12 2014

Immigration Minister all at sea over complaints

Thu Feb 13 2014

Time to reflect on historic poll tax apology

Fri Feb 14 2014

Another Kiwi business sold offshore

Mon Feb 17 2014

Peter Dunne dials H for Hypocrisy

Wed Feb 19 2014

Sign Up To Help Labour Guarantee A Voice For Students

Wed Feb 19 2014

State housing WoF a stunt says Labour

Wed Feb 19 2014

Independent report contradicts Government power claims

Thu Feb 20 2014

Just three days to negotiate Christchurch rebuild

Thu Feb 20 2014

Minimum wage rise for some, not others

Thu Feb 20 2014

Almost 40,000 outstanding claims show case for KiwiAssure

Fri Feb 21 2014

Growing public health crisis in Dunedin

Mon Feb 24 2014

Without long term plan increase in super age inevitable

Mon Feb 24 2014

Dangerous IT glitch overshadows PM’s visit

Tue Feb 25 2014

Nats’ billion dollar bungle hid 20,000 kids in poverty

Thu Feb 27 2014

Govt rides rough shod over democratic rights

Fri Feb 28 2014

Not enough money to fix hospital’s IT system

Fri Feb 28 2014

Children’s Day a day of shame for National

Sat Mar 01 2014

Threats over booze sales costing ratepayers

Mon Mar 03 2014

Nick Smith – the worst vandal

Wed Mar 05 2014

Strategy means nothing if government restricts access

Wed Mar 05 2014

Gerry Brownlee red faced over apology

Thu Mar 06 2014

Inspiring change means more than platitudes

Thu Mar 06 2014

Minister needs to pick up his game

Thu Mar 06 2014

Invermay changes could lose money

Fri Mar 07 2014

Power hikes hit marooned Christchurch residents

Fri Mar 07 2014

Student loan changes criminalising a generation

Fri Mar 07 2014

John Key’s stance on donations reeks of hypocrisy

Sat Mar 08 2014

Government limits opportunity for Māori development

Wed Mar 12 2014

Government housing failure forces up interest rates

Thu Mar 13 2014

Cunliffe: New Zealand’s Economic Upgrade

Fri Mar 14 2014

Steven Joyce tries to silence critics

Fri Mar 14 2014

Too little too late for Maori research

Fri Mar 14 2014

Hekia’s plans will rob kids of opportunity

Sun Mar 16 2014

Basin flyover delay good news for Wellingtonians

Mon Mar 17 2014

Insurance industry drops ball on sum insured

Mon Mar 17 2014

Missed opportunity to crackdown on loan sharks

Mon Mar 17 2014

Nathan Guy fails meat industry desperate for reform

Mon Mar 17 2014

Minister misled Parliament on housing

Tue Mar 18 2014

Last straw: Hekia Parata must go

Wed Mar 19 2014

Power charge changes cynical

Fri Mar 21 2014

Trust statement doesn’t get Hekia off hook

Mon Mar 24 2014

Super prices at supermarkets need explaining

Wed Mar 26 2014

Factory closure end of an era for Hamilton

Fri Mar 28 2014

Regions hollowed out under National

Fri Mar 28 2014

Ryall in denial over staffing shortages

Fri Mar 28 2014

Pitiful minimum wage rise no joke for many

Tue Apr 01 2014

Labour fact check: Key’s twists and turns in speech

Wed Apr 02 2014

Vero tells insurers ‘don’t apologise’ for Canterbury

Wed Apr 02 2014

Banker’s doubts over LVRs another nail in the housing coffin

Fri Apr 04 2014

Celebrate NZ but Kiwi kids and women still missing out

Fri Apr 04 2014

Top researchers forced overseas, cap in hand

Fri Apr 04 2014

Guy gets it wrong by any measure

Tue Apr 08 2014

Hekia Parata fails to answer basic questions

Tue Apr 08 2014

Mayor’s jobs initiative shows up inactive Govt

Wed Apr 09 2014

Phillipstown will get reprieve under Labour

Wed Apr 09 2014

State Housing waiting lists go through the roof

Wed Apr 09 2014

Wise heads want wise response

Wed Apr 09 2014

First home buyers shut out as LVRs bite

Thu Apr 10 2014

Labour will move to save the Kauri

Sun Apr 13 2014

Green light from Labour for cancer screening programme

Mon Apr 14 2014

Ilam LEC to confirm James Dann as Labour candidate

Mon Apr 14 2014

Labour Targets First Time Voters

Mon Apr 14 2014

Te Tai Tokerau Ignored as Mana Blinded by the Bling

Mon Apr 14 2014

Hekia Parata kept exam book errors from schools

Tue Apr 15 2014

Ka Mate, Ka Mate

Sat Apr 19 2014

Workers can kiss goodbye to Easter Sunday off

Sat Apr 19 2014

MP to attend progressive politics conference

Sun Apr 20 2014

Power prices soar on the eve of winter

Mon Apr 21 2014

A New Zealand for 100% of New Zealanders

Sat Apr 26 2014

Parker: Monetary Policy Speech - Paying our way in the world

Tue Apr 29 2014

The people of Christchurch deserve answers

Tue Apr 29 2014

Hospital leaking like a sieve

Thu May 01 2014

Labour goes to UN over ECan shambles

Thu May 01 2014

Labour’s child poverty bill will address concerns

Fri May 02 2014

Another legal highs u-turn from Nats

Mon May 05 2014

Aussie supermarket prosecuted over supplier issues

Tue May 06 2014

Key wants beneficiaries to camp out in Christchurch

Tue May 06 2014

Labour’s Alternative to National’s Environmental Destruction

Tue May 06 2014

Report provides certainty for Christchurch

Wed May 07 2014

Missed opportunity to relax LVRs

Fri May 09 2014

Power disconnections stay at record highs

Wed May 14 2014

Labour’s Healthy Homes Guarantee needed now

Thu May 15 2014

National delivers a fudge-it budget

Thu May 15 2014

National’s fudge-it budget doesn’t fix it

Thu May 15 2014

More fudgeiting in National’s Budget

Fri May 16 2014

Sneaky tax surprise for tertiary graduates

Fri May 16 2014

Budget fails to help Pacific people

Sun May 18 2014

Petition launched to keep stand-alone poison helpline

Mon May 19 2014

180 South Otago families join the regional jobs scrapheap

Wed May 21 2014

Budget 2014 just crumbs on the table

Wed May 21 2014

Latest migration stats bad news for house prices

Wed May 21 2014

National shovels more cash to charter schools

Wed May 21 2014

Community leader will be greatly missed

Thu May 22 2014

Report continues to highlight the disparities for Pacific pe

Mon May 26 2014

Clare Curran: Clare Thinking - Budget Edition

Tue May 27 2014

Labour calls on Government to release FATCA agreement

Tue May 27 2014

Novopay problems still plaguing 2000 schools

Tue May 27 2014

Brownlee must reassure over asbestos

Wed May 28 2014

Transience hurting most vulnerable

Wed May 28 2014

Labour will save Invermay

Thu May 29 2014

McSchool comes to Wellington

Thu May 29 2014

Monorail rejection a victory for common sense

Thu May 29 2014

Monorail Decision the Right One… this time around

Fri May 30 2014

Gerry some real help please

Tue Jun 03 2014

Joyce’s ICT policy woefully inadequate

Tue Jun 03 2014

Polytechnic financial results a National embarrassment

Tue Jun 03 2014

Homeless need more than sympathy and empty words

Thu Jun 05 2014

Labour will get things moving in Canterbury

Mon Jun 09 2014

Government to fix its own SNAFU

Tue Jun 10 2014

"Hang in There" is Not a Policy It’s Economic Suicide

Wed Jun 11 2014

Questions in wake of Henderson killing

Wed Jun 11 2014

Tragedy should lead to action in aged care

Wed Jun 11 2014

Under pressure minister forced to admit further delays

Wed Jun 11 2014

Music centre strikes right note

Thu Jun 12 2014

Please listen to community and council, Hekia

Thu Jun 12 2014

Treasury cover-up of rebuild cost outrageous

Thu Jun 12 2014

Labour will protect homes from rockfall

Mon Jun 16 2014

All Kiwis to have a nest egg under Labour

Tue Jun 17 2014

Provinces being hit hard by government policies

Wed Jun 18 2014

Police shouldn’t have to play ‘pick the priority’

Thu Jun 19 2014

Electricity demand down – prices up

Fri Jun 20 2014

Future Māori leaders celebrated

Fri Jun 20 2014

Labour will lift cap for medical students

Fri Jun 20 2014

Labour List for the 2014 Election Announced

Mon Jun 23 2014

Labour will offer 100% Red-Zone Buy-Out

Mon Jun 23 2014

Call for calm after school incident

Tue Jun 24 2014

Dealing with pay equity too hard for Government

Wed Jun 25 2014

Inability to sustain a deployment a National disgrace

Fri Jun 27 2014

Labour announces Canterbury Housing kick-start

Fri Jun 27 2014

Canterbury health services to get boost

Mon Jun 30 2014

No winners in National’s housing crisis

Mon Jun 30 2014

Labour will end ‘voluntary’ school donations

Wed Jul 02 2014

Surgical mesh inquiry a must says Labour

Wed Jul 02 2014

Unique heritage needs protecting

Thu Jul 03 2014

Labour to revolutionise schools and learning

Sat Jul 05 2014

Smaller class sizes under a Labour Government

Sun Jul 06 2014

Speech: David Cunliffe To Labour Congress

Sun Jul 06 2014

Minister fails to learn from class size debacle

Mon Jul 07 2014

QV figures show two-track housing market

Tue Jul 08 2014

Survey shows parents want smaller class sizes

Tue Jul 08 2014

Ensuring insurance works for all into the future

Wed Jul 09 2014

Canterbury’s future must be Canterbury’s choice

Thu Jul 10 2014

Labour to support gifted kids and special character schools

Thu Jul 10 2014

Deaths should prompt change

Fri Jul 11 2014

History points to poor DHB decision

Tue Jul 15 2014

Parata ploughs ahead with anti-democracy plan

Wed Jul 16 2014

Te Reo Māori a doorway to opportunity

Sun Jul 20 2014

Flyover rejection a victory for sustainable transport

Tue Jul 22 2014

Basin flyover decision an opportunity for capital

Wed Jul 23 2014

Fonterra job losses a massive blow to Waikato

Wed Jul 23 2014

School told to manipulate national standards data

Wed Jul 23 2014

Darien Fenton: Valedictory Statement

Thu Jul 24 2014

Extent of job losses at Invermay remain hidden

Thu Jul 24 2014

Photo op disguises abysmal failure

Thu Jul 24 2014

CERA spends almost $2m on 7000 flights

Mon Jul 28 2014

What has Brownlee been doing?

Mon Jul 28 2014

Graduate nurses put pressure on Ryall

Wed Jul 30 2014

Rattled rock-star economy turns sour

Wed Jul 30 2014

Taxpayer to fork out millions for Novopay rescue

Wed Jul 30 2014

Labour will establish Centres of Vocational Excellence

Thu Jul 31 2014

Nick Smith hides shameful vacant house numbers

Thu Jul 31 2014

Poisons Centre 50 years; celebration or wake?

Thu Jul 31 2014

Plenty of options, asset sales not one of them

Fri Aug 01 2014

Under 20s in work or training under Labour

Mon Aug 04 2014

Insurance industry trumpets success but 8000 claims in limbo

Wed Aug 06 2014

Jobless figures leave no room for complacency

Wed Aug 06 2014

Kiwis get another raw deal as Government back tracks

Wed Aug 06 2014

Nats wimp out on cleaning up boarding houses

Wed Aug 06 2014

Labour: Creating opportunities

Thu Aug 07 2014

Speech: Cunliffe - Labour Election Launch

Sun Aug 10 2014

Labour’s regional development fund for Palmerston North

Tue Aug 12 2014

Rock-star economy unplugged by China log jam

Tue Aug 12 2014

Emergency staff at breaking point

Wed Aug 13 2014

Markets slow but first home buyers still hurting

Wed Aug 13 2014

Medical and dentistry students get reprieve under Labour

Wed Aug 13 2014

New Zealand must help in the growing Iraq crisis

Wed Aug 13 2014

PREFU likely to confirm dropping exports

Mon Aug 18 2014

Time to invest in our tertiary education system

Mon Aug 18 2014

It’s downhill from here under National

Tue Aug 19 2014

Labour – supporting and valuing carers and the cared for

Wed Aug 20 2014

Another kick in the guts to Canterbury

Thu Aug 21 2014

Dunedin will be knowledge and innovation centre under Labour

Thu Aug 21 2014

National’s flagship education policy dead in the water

Thu Aug 21 2014

Pacific people continue to go backwards under National

Fri Aug 22 2014

Housing under National: the Facts

Sat Aug 23 2014

National applies band-aid to housing crisis

Sun Aug 24 2014

Labour’s culture of science and innovation

Mon Aug 25 2014

South Auckland housing crisis

Mon Aug 25 2014

Underhand tactics prove case for axing donations

Mon Aug 25 2014

Economists’ warnings show need for Economic Upgrade

Tue Aug 26 2014

Labour: Promoting sustainable tourism

Tue Aug 26 2014

Skills shortage a result of National's complacency

Tue Aug 26 2014

Better protection, fairer deal for Kiwi consumers

Thu Aug 28 2014

Labour to foster Kiwi love of sport and the great outdoors

Fri Aug 29 2014

Pacific languages recognised under Labour

Fri Aug 29 2014

Labour’s plan to end homelessness

Sun Aug 31 2014

David Cunliffe's speech to Canterbury Chamber of Commerce

Mon Sep 01 2014

Local communities critical to Civil Defence

Tue Sep 02 2014

National changes CERA’s name plate

Tue Sep 02 2014

At least 15 new taxes under National

Wed Sep 03 2014

Better trained and skilled workforce under Labour

Thu Sep 04 2014

Candles out on teachers’ slice of birthday cake

Fri Sep 05 2014

Labour: Providing more opportunities for young Kiwis

Fri Sep 05 2014

All Black-Samoa game a win for fans

Tue Sep 09 2014

Charter school crisis shows time to axe costly experiment

Tue Sep 09 2014

Key’s credibility - death by a thousand tax cuts

Thu Sep 11 2014

More ghost houses from National

Fri Sep 12 2014

Foreign firm kicks out Kiwi company after buying farm

Wed Sep 17 2014

Key knew tourism business being sold out by foreign owners

Wed Sep 17 2014

Invermay Petition Tops 10,000 Signatures

Fri Sep 19 2014

Statement of David Cunliffe

Sat Sep 27 2014

Key Decisions Made About Labour’s Leadership Election

Thu Oct 02 2014

It shouldn’t take the Army to house the homeless

Tue Oct 07 2014

Journalists have right to protect sources

Tue Oct 07 2014

Temporary portfolio allocations

Tue Oct 07 2014

MPI must name product and supermarket chain

Mon Oct 13 2014

Labour Names Review Team

Sun Oct 19 2014

Students doing it tough as fees rise again

Tue Oct 21 2014

Tea breaks gone by lunch time

Wed Oct 22 2014

Government loses the affordable housing race

Thu Oct 23 2014

Govt strains to get tea break law through

Fri Oct 24 2014

Labour leadership candidates in Nelson

Tue Oct 28 2014

Court case an opportunity for Govt to improve gender pay gap

Wed Oct 29 2014

Labour leadership candidates in Dunedin

Wed Oct 29 2014

Labour leadership candidates in Invercargill

Wed Oct 29 2014

The Māori Party can’t have it both ways over labour laws

Wed Oct 29 2014

Traffic Jam Tax must be given the red light

Wed Oct 29 2014

Labour leadership candidates in Napier

Fri Oct 31 2014

National’s "Auckland housing boom" a fizzer

Fri Oct 31 2014

Canterbury faces hostile takeover

Tue Nov 04 2014

Policing Cost Recovery Targets Wrong Areas

Tue Nov 04 2014

Figures show recovery passing many Kiwis by

Wed Nov 05 2014

Govt books getting worse as economy slows

Fri Nov 07 2014

Kiwis in pain because of Government underfunding

Fri Nov 07 2014

Christchurch on the rent rack

Tue Nov 11 2014

Governor points finger at National on supply

Wed Nov 12 2014

Inquiry needed into building supplies monopoly

Wed Nov 12 2014

Commitment to Canterbury not in doubt

Mon Nov 17 2014

National caught out on state house porkies

Wed Nov 19 2014

Climate of fear needs addressing

Thu Nov 20 2014

New faces, wise heads in bold Labour line up

Mon Nov 24 2014

South Auckland disadvantaged by new decile rankings

Mon Nov 24 2014

Hard road ahead for thousands more Kiwi kids

Wed Nov 26 2014

The Future of Work - Labour Leader Andrew Little Speech

Mon Dec 01 2014

Child Poverty Monitor another call for a new direction

Tue Dec 02 2014

Government must look at tourist crashes

Tue Dec 02 2014

Andrew Little address to Post-Election Conference

Wed Dec 03 2014

Joyce on dairy: Don’t have a cow, man

Wed Dec 03 2014

Key’s failing charter school promise hollow

Wed Dec 03 2014

ComCom gutless when it comes to protecting Kiwis

Thu Dec 04 2014

Govt puts Council between rock and hard place

Sat Dec 06 2014

Another kick in the guts for Christchurch

Tue Dec 09 2014

Back-down on expert teacher plan welcomed

Wed Dec 10 2014

John Key can’t duck the blame for price increases

Wed Dec 10 2014

Key can’t duck blame for internet, phone price increases

Wed Dec 10 2014

National moves on state house sell off

Wed Dec 10 2014

City acknowledges former Councillor, Leonie Gill

Thu Dec 18 2014

Save Saddle Hill Petition Launched

Mon Dec 22 2014

Regions hit with budget band aid

Mon Jan 05 2015

Government wipes off $5 billion in tax debt

Sun Jan 11 2015

Tax man reaping little in return for extra spending

Tue Jan 13 2015

Pushing for a Pacific free trade area at Quito

Wed Jan 14 2015

Andrew Little: State of the Nation 2015

Wed Jan 28 2015

National’s state house sell-off will drive up all rents

Wed Jan 28 2015

The Future of Work Commission

Wed Jan 28 2015

National’s back to the future on housing sell-off

Thu Jan 29 2015

UE bar hike denies access to thousands

Fri Jan 30 2015

Labour lends voice to teachers’ call to can library plan

Wed Feb 04 2015

Aotearoa loses a great Māori leader

Mon Feb 09 2015

Five themes for Future of Work Commission

Mon Feb 09 2015

Further tertiary cuts evidence of ad hoc approach

Wed Feb 11 2015

Govt needs to clean up slum boarding houses

Thu Feb 12 2015

Leaflet dump costs a bitter bill

Sun Feb 15 2015

Kids pay the price for Parata’s bad decision

Thu Feb 19 2015

Minister to blame for charter school crisis

Fri Feb 20 2015

Labour pays tribute to Cantabrians

Sun Feb 22 2015

Report proves troubled school shouldn’t have opened

Tue Feb 24 2015

Government at odds on overseas driver crashes

Wed Feb 25 2015

Government shrugs off health sector crisis

Thu Feb 26 2015

Minister tells workers to join dole queue

Wed Mar 04 2015

Communities need their cop shops

Fri Mar 06 2015

Damning report card for women’s advancement in 2015

Sun Mar 08 2015

Gerry-It’s time for justice

Fri Mar 13 2015

Short term housing too little, too late

Mon Mar 16 2015

Labour promises to restore democracy in Canterbury

Tue Mar 17 2015

External reference group for Future of Work Commission

Wed Mar 18 2015

Major mis-steps in Future Footprint

Wed Mar 18 2015

Unaffordable Riccarton housing development

Wed Mar 18 2015

Joyce heading in wrong direction on two-speed economy

Thu Mar 19 2015

Labour backs return to university democracy

Thu Mar 19 2015

National reinforces inequality in schools

Mon Mar 23 2015

State house sell-off fiasco a gift for developers

Mon Mar 23 2015

Invermay petition delivered to Parliament

Tue Mar 24 2015

Labour looks to put the tea back into entitlements

Wed Mar 25 2015

Listen to the locals Hekia!

Wed Mar 25 2015

National’s changes leave student bodies in chaos

Mon Mar 30 2015

Government taking Kiwis for April Fools

Tue Mar 31 2015

Latest Air NZ plan carries on regional snub

Tue Mar 31 2015

Many regions need by-election levels of support

Wed Apr 01 2015

Extension of work scheme urged for disaster relief

Mon Apr 06 2015

Funding cuts cost regions vital services

Wed Apr 08 2015

Brownlee misses the boat on asbestos

Wed Apr 15 2015

Cancer prevention calls gain momentum

Wed Apr 15 2015

Kitchen plan set to swallow up health boards’ funds

Wed Apr 15 2015

Damp-free homes a right for tenants

Thu Apr 16 2015

Biosecurity rethink a long time coming

Fri Apr 17 2015

No more sweet talk on obesity

Fri Apr 17 2015

More angst and anguish for red zone locals

Wed Apr 22 2015

Communities forced to stomach water woes

Mon Apr 27 2015

Even cheap houses now unaffordable

Wed Apr 29 2015

National still splashing cash on charter school experiment

Sat May 02 2015

Govt dumps infrastructure costs on Akld ratepayers

Tue May 05 2015

Too many Kiwis waiting on waiting lists

Tue May 05 2015

Minister makes meagre effort to fix big problem

Wed May 06 2015

Reserve Bank action shows Govt out of touch and out of ideas

Wed May 13 2015

Andrew Little's Pre-Budget Speech

Thu May 14 2015

Reserve Bank’s dairy warning must be heeded

Thu May 14 2015

Taxpayers the only ones left feeling blue

Thu May 14 2015

Key can’t just be Prime Minister for Parnell

Fri May 15 2015

Vital support services can’t be left in lurch

Mon May 18 2015

Housing crisis about real people not numbers

Wed May 20 2015

Auckland land measure seven years too late

Thu May 21 2015

Panic and back-flips can’t hide twin deficits

Thu May 21 2015

Labour MPs join youth to take part in 40 hour famine

Fri May 22 2015

Labour mourns Dame Dorothy Fraser

Mon May 25 2015

Ramadi proves Iraq deployment high risk, low benefit

Tue May 26 2015

Tolley’s actions contradict reassurances

Tue May 26 2015

Government cuts corners on school bus funding

Wed May 27 2015

Help sought by agencies now asked to help

Wed May 27 2015

National must back our future doctors

Wed May 27 2015

Tolley must assure safety of vulnerable clients

Fri May 29 2015

Nats may have to sell state houses for free

Sat May 30 2015

Underfunding schools sells our kids short

Tue Jun 02 2015

Access to qualifications slashed

Thu Jun 04 2015

Desperate Minister resorts to oldest trick

Thu Jun 04 2015

Taxpayers paying for TV watching

Mon Jun 08 2015

Action on UFB barriers better late than never

Tue Jun 09 2015

NZ’s jobless poverty ranking appalling

Wed Jun 10 2015

Pressure forces Government’s hand on CYF care

Wed Jun 10 2015

Rural roads dangerously underfunded

Fri Jun 12 2015

Slow motion train crash heads to court

Mon Jun 15 2015

Prime Minister misled or badly briefed

Tue Jun 16 2015

Another embarrassing climb down in Crown land saga

Wed Jun 17 2015

Continued pressure at heart of sacking

Wed Jun 17 2015

Dairy price fall continues to hit neglected regions

Wed Jun 17 2015

Joyce admits tertiary education promise overblown

Wed Jun 17 2015

Minister punctures tyre recycling scheme

Fri Jun 19 2015

MSD going down wasteful spending track

Sun Jun 21 2015

Investigation needed into claims scientists gagged

Mon Jun 22 2015

Lavish penthouse spend confirms culture of extravagance

Thu Jun 25 2015

Nick Smith's Fiasco Goes to Court

Sat Jun 27 2015

Falling consents adding to Auckland housing woes

Tue Jun 30 2015

Government fees will hit charities hard

Tue Jun 30 2015

Serious risks to tenants and assets in sell-off

Tue Jun 30 2015

Flawed system rates death traps as safe

Wed Jul 01 2015

New twist in state house sell-off saga

Wed Jul 01 2015

$74,000 quarterly rise shows crisis out of control

Thu Jul 02 2015

Health chickens coming home to roost

Thu Jul 02 2015

It’s time for hard decisions in the Bay

Thu Jul 02 2015

More testing won’t lift student achievement

Thu Jul 02 2015

Recovery needs more than a rebrand

Thu Jul 02 2015

Joyce’s PR fluff won’t help neglected regions

Tue Jul 07 2015

Time for economic spin is over

Tue Jul 07 2015

Another four year wait for democracy in Canterbury

Wed Jul 08 2015

Census puts numbers on Nats’ callous indifference to housing

Wed Jul 08 2015

Budget documents reveal Kiwisaver deceit

Fri Jul 10 2015

Auckland kids missing out on free GPs

Tue Jul 14 2015

Latest polytech merger result of budget cuts

Wed Jul 15 2015

ICT graduates a drop in the sector’s empty bucket

Thu Jul 16 2015

Save Saddle Hill petition a community-driven campaign

Thu Jul 16 2015

Trades funding cut short-sighted

Sun Jul 19 2015

Botched contract leads to charter school rort

Mon Jul 20 2015

Govt needs to heed warnings on med students

Mon Jul 20 2015

Disconnect between rates and income must be fixed

Tue Jul 21 2015

Charter school experiment turns into shambles

Wed Jul 22 2015

ACC must remove barriers to appeals

Thu Jul 23 2015

OCR rate cut a result of flagging economy

Thu Jul 23 2015

Six months’ paid parental leave back on the agenda

Thu Jul 23 2015

Hekia just won’t face the facts

Fri Jul 24 2015

Troubled school wanted $25,000 dollars to fence farm

Thu Jul 30 2015

10,000 more Kiwis without a job in a year

Wed Aug 05 2015

Reckless complacency in face of disastrous dairy result

Wed Aug 05 2015

PM out of touch on Auckland house prices

Thu Aug 06 2015

Reckless complacency as billions lost to regions

Fri Aug 07 2015

Note to Bill English: this policy is a dog

Sat Aug 08 2015

Minister must engage community in school closure decision

Wed Aug 12 2015

GPs forced to do specialist work as budget cuts bite

Thu Aug 13 2015

Joyce's penny pinching dooms Generation Debt

Thu Aug 13 2015

Solid Energy’s workers deserve more

Thu Aug 13 2015

DHB budgets not keeping up with emergency work

Fri Aug 14 2015

Good money after bad for failed experiment

Fri Aug 14 2015

Backdown whiff in state house leasing option

Mon Aug 17 2015

Under Pressure Minister Resorts to Tricky Figures

Tue Aug 18 2015

Maori Party should stand up for workers

Wed Aug 19 2015

Education must provide real world skills

Thu Aug 20 2015

Come clean on Pasifika education centre

Fri Aug 21 2015

Shiny new system leads to record truancy

Fri Aug 21 2015

Woodhouse wrong about quarries

Fri Aug 21 2015

Government targets put ahead of students’ education

Tue Aug 25 2015

Democracy still the loser in Canterbury

Wed Aug 26 2015

National’s health and safety shambles puts camps at risk

Wed Aug 26 2015

Nanaia Mahuta Responds to Media Speculation

Sat Aug 29 2015

Charter application skew assists rich American

Thu Sep 03 2015

Emergency bill could save 750 refugees

Fri Sep 04 2015

Joyce must explain Taratahi fiasco

Tue Sep 08 2015

National breaks another promise over paid parental leave

Tue Sep 08 2015

Cutting financial advice for students doesn’t add up

Wed Sep 09 2015

Minister must mediate EQC lawsuit

Wed Sep 09 2015

Latest tertiary scandal: ‘Ghost students’, ‘lives forsaken’

Thu Sep 10 2015

Undue secrecy on tertiary sector rorts

Thu Sep 10 2015

Kiwi's health suffers due to Government spin machine

Fri Sep 11 2015

Royal Commission needed into dodgy repairs

Fri Sep 11 2015

How much more evidence do you need Minister?

Sun Sep 13 2015

Investigation needed for search and rescue shortcuts

Sun Sep 13 2015

Govt must come clean on secret HNZ dividend

Tue Sep 15 2015

Information important, but raw data not robust

Tue Sep 15 2015

No end in sight for EQC customers with dodgy repairs

Tue Sep 15 2015

South Island threatened with recession

Tue Sep 15 2015

Ministers pass buck on Pasifika centre

Wed Sep 16 2015

National MP implicated in Taratahi funding rorts

Wed Sep 16 2015

Nats flaky funding putting NGOs at risk

Wed Sep 16 2015

Government sends major Canterbury contract to Australia

Thu Sep 17 2015

Joyce unaware of National MP on Taratahi board

Thu Sep 17 2015

Government’s flawed science funding policy slammed

Tue Sep 22 2015

Rules go from the ridiculous to the absurd

Wed Sep 23 2015

Otago can add a billion to our economy

Thu Sep 24 2015

Democracy for Canterbury after CERA

Fri Sep 25 2015

Defence Force numbers slashed

Wed Sep 30 2015

Widespread caution on tertiary league tables justified

Wed Sep 30 2015

Despite the spin our universities slide

Thu Oct 01 2015

TVNZ profits up, regional coverage slashed

Fri Oct 02 2015

Last chance for Joyce to fund science

Mon Oct 05 2015

Seven year science wait wasn’t worth it

Mon Oct 05 2015

Parata puts brakes on charter school appraisal

Thu Oct 08 2015

Parents feel the squeeze from school funding shortfall

Fri Oct 09 2015

Bill English’s first surplus will be his last

Tue Oct 13 2015

Government hiding from ECan submissions

Tue Oct 13 2015

One last chance to stop power grab in Canterbury

Tue Oct 13 2015

Youth MP for Manukau East selected

Tue Oct 13 2015

First surplus a blip on radar screen of debt

Wed Oct 14 2015

Govt must clarify if software patents are in TPP

Wed Oct 14 2015

Nats sacrifice Kiwis’ health and education for surplus

Wed Oct 14 2015

Auckland houses skyrocket $300k in 5 years

Thu Oct 15 2015

Kindy teacher lay off after Govt funding cuts

Thu Oct 15 2015

Warm, dry healthy rental homes a step closer

Thu Oct 15 2015

Andrew Little Speech to CTU Conference

Fri Oct 16 2015

Woodhouse: In a wormhole he keeps digging

Fri Oct 16 2015

Teaching still the key to student success

Sun Oct 18 2015

Joyce’s MoBIE Empire strikes back

Tue Oct 20 2015

Resignation another blow to public trust in EQC

Tue Oct 20 2015

Per person New Zealand is getting poorer

Wed Oct 21 2015

55km Cable to Nowhere serves one customer

Thu Oct 22 2015

Bennett resorts to snide attack on the vulnerable

Thu Oct 22 2015

Government continues to hide over Canterbury legislation

Thu Oct 22 2015

Questions remain over the Christchurch Regeneration Bill

Thu Oct 22 2015

Detainees isolated and desperate

Sat Oct 24 2015

Patients get sicker on ‘ghost’ waiting list

Sat Oct 24 2015

No hiding another tertiary provider going belly up

Tue Oct 27 2015

Brownlee ignoring EQC allegations

Wed Oct 28 2015

Govt broadband not keeping up with business needs

Wed Oct 28 2015

EQC accounts show surplus slipperiness

Fri Oct 30 2015

Review timely but ineffective without funding

Mon Nov 02 2015

Government doubles down on loose governance

Tue Nov 03 2015

Pressure on DHBs as scalpel taken to funding

Tue Nov 03 2015

Minister asleep at Agribusiness wheel since January

Thu Nov 05 2015

Screws put on health as budgets blow out

Fri Nov 06 2015

Māori ready to play part in the new economy

Sat Nov 07 2015

Hours owed in annual leave compromising patient care

Sun Nov 08 2015

Annette King - Speech to 2015 NZLP Conference

Mon Nov 09 2015

Grant Robertson's Speech to 2015 NZLP Conference

Mon Nov 09 2015

Public health about people not headlines

Mon Nov 09 2015

Private tertiary education in freefall under National

Tue Nov 10 2015

No Plan B for Southern Response

Wed Nov 11 2015

Patients waiting in more pain for operations

Wed Nov 11 2015

Ministry covers up damning NCEA report

Sun Nov 15 2015

Lawsuit an indictment of Govt’s EQC failings

Tue Nov 17 2015

Broken promise leaves schools chasing truants

Thu Nov 19 2015

Data withheld to stymie research

Wed Nov 25 2015

Last chance for Govt to listen on ECan

Wed Nov 25 2015

Fewer frontline staff in education despite spin

Thu Nov 26 2015

Turakina closure a mistake

Fri Nov 27 2015

Back-down has Joyce doctoring loan policy

Tue Dec 01 2015

Brownlee barge can’t apply to Treasury report

Tue Dec 01 2015

EQC still failing years into rebuild

Tue Dec 01 2015

Hep A berries must be recalled and products named

Tue Dec 01 2015

Chris Brown cancels NZ

Wed Dec 02 2015

South Island unemployment rises 32% in 2015

Wed Dec 02 2015

Unfinished Canterbury claims used for surplus

Wed Dec 02 2015

Last chance for submissions on Regenerate Christchurch

Thu Dec 03 2015

Special education review lost on Ministry

Thu Dec 03 2015

Medical mistakes surge as system under-funding continues

Mon Dec 07 2015

Social housing delivery just woeful

Mon Dec 07 2015

Time for a real say on Basin Reserve transport issues

Mon Dec 07 2015

Land wars a vital part of who we are

Tue Dec 08 2015

Millions in extra costs for ChCh as Govt walks away

Wed Dec 09 2015

Overcharging of thousands of car owners continues

Wed Dec 09 2015

National needs to support rate cut with fresh ideas

Thu Dec 10 2015

High risk institutions tip of tertiary iceberg

Fri Dec 11 2015

Lotu Iiga must come clean on rumoured u-turn

Mon Dec 14 2015

Surplus sideshow over, time for action

Tue Dec 15 2015

Government spending money on lawyers instead of fixing homes

Wed Dec 16 2015

Kids trapped in charter school failure

Wed Dec 16 2015

Cathedral argy-bargy over, now time for action

Wed Dec 23 2015

Remembering Ida Gaskin

Fri Jan 08 2016

Robertson to attend OECD future of work forum

Mon Jan 11 2016

Labour Appoints a New General Secretary

Fri Jan 15 2016

Cuts see health staff rack up millions of annual leave hours

Mon Jan 18 2016

Parents feeling school costs pinch

Mon Jan 18 2016

Tertiary cuts make skills shortage worse

Mon Jan 18 2016

Employment case makes case for clarification

Fri Jan 22 2016

Lives lost as funding indecision continues

Fri Jan 22 2016

Spiralling student debt deterring further education

Fri Jan 22 2016

Secret Lobbying Shows Disregard for Transparency

Tue Jan 26 2016

Bob Tizard’s passing an end of an era

Thu Jan 28 2016

Milk payout drop: Govt must take action on economy

Thu Jan 28 2016

New TPPA study at odds with Govt report

Thu Jan 28 2016

National must listen to Maori TPPA concerns

Fri Jan 29 2016

Ruth Dyson: Vulnerable Women the Victims of Govt Inaction

Sun Jan 31 2016

Key should be ashamed over student debt

Mon Feb 01 2016

Little: Backing The Kiwi Dream

Mon Feb 01 2016

Nats true colours revealed in ‘achieves nothing’ claim

Mon Feb 01 2016

Three years free education for the 21st century economy

Mon Feb 01 2016

Education for all – including ‘waitresses’

Tue Feb 02 2016

Major SFO probes rock tertiary sector

Tue Feb 02 2016

Morale at beleaguered EQC hits rock bottom

Tue Feb 02 2016

Arrogant Government not above the law

Wed Feb 03 2016

TPPA a bad deal for workers

Wed Feb 03 2016

Joyce’s claims hollow after cuts to tertiary education

Thu Feb 04 2016

Sadness over death of Māori leader

Fri Feb 05 2016

Government should give more than a little

Tue Feb 09 2016

Big bill for CERA spin doctors

Wed Feb 10 2016

Government must reinforce fishery officers

Wed Feb 10 2016

Ministers with free degrees hypocritical

Wed Feb 10 2016

Concern over dividend suspension by tertiary provider

Thu Feb 11 2016

Confidence in CERA at an all-time low

Thu Feb 11 2016

Disillusioned digital divide

Thu Feb 11 2016

Minister deaf to mental health issues in Canterbury

Thu Feb 11 2016

Ministry spends $100K a day on consultants

Thu Feb 11 2016

We need a frontline drug for Melanoma

Fri Feb 12 2016

Goodwill from teacher aides being exploited

Tue Feb 16 2016

Increased taxes mean ‘waitresses’ don’t foot study bill

Tue Feb 16 2016

Underfunding of Canterbury mental health services

Tue Feb 16 2016

Govt should hang head in shame over report

Wed Feb 17 2016

Minister speaks with forked tongue

Wed Feb 17 2016

Student debt killing hopes of home ownership

Wed Feb 17 2016

John Key must stand up for Kiwis in Australia

Thu Feb 18 2016

Botched EQC repair numbers keep rising

Fri Feb 19 2016

$200k Spent On App Downloaded Just 1000 Times

Sun Feb 21 2016

ECan legislation an affront to democracy

Tue Feb 23 2016

Awaroa a victory for our grandchildren

Wed Feb 24 2016

1000 primary and secondary schools in deficit

Thu Feb 25 2016

Labour backing plan for local led recovery

Thu Feb 25 2016

Labour mourns the loss of Dr Ranginui Walker

Mon Feb 29 2016

Labour refers ballot fees to Auditor General

Mon Feb 29 2016

Student debt time bomb clocks $15 billion

Wed Mar 02 2016

Don’t ask, don’t tell on illegal school fees

Thu Mar 03 2016

National's failed education plans leave $120m unspent

Fri Mar 04 2016

New funding won’t fill existing gap

Fri Mar 04 2016

EQC hiding another botch up

Mon Mar 07 2016

Protect South Dunedin meeting 6pm tonight

Mon Mar 07 2016

Time to review numeracy and literacy requirements

Mon Mar 07 2016

Shocking falls in regional growth needs Govt action

Wed Mar 09 2016

WINZ IT system failures must be urgently fixed

Thu Mar 10 2016

Government must fix NCEA support inequities

Mon Mar 14 2016

Caucus taskforce to Tuvalu and Kiribati

Tue Mar 15 2016

Labour backs Regenerate Bill after Govt shift

Wed Mar 16 2016

Tertiary education "whitestreaming" must stop

Wed Mar 16 2016

400,000 bogged down in driver licence log jam

Thu Mar 17 2016

Banks pocket OCR cut while making $90m a week

Thu Mar 17 2016

Tertiary education books an indictment on Govt

Thu Mar 17 2016

Solid Energy sell-off slap in face

Sat Mar 19 2016

Underfunding set to continue for Canterbury mental health

Mon Mar 21 2016

Traffic jams caused by scattergun transport approach

Tue Mar 22 2016

Treasury describes EQC claimants as "weary and distrustful"

Wed Mar 23 2016

Amendment to protect Hagley Park wins support

Tue Mar 29 2016

Growth per person lower than UK, US, Japan

Tue Mar 29 2016

Dairy slump sees regional business confidence plummeting

Wed Mar 30 2016

Joyce must get to grips with widening payroll debacle

Thu Mar 31 2016

Joyce needs to take responsibility for his blunders

Thu Mar 31 2016

Stay of execution just temporary

Tue Apr 05 2016

Labour mourns loss of Māori academic Matiu Dickson

Thu Apr 07 2016

Treasury calls city rebuild Government’s biggest fail

Thu Apr 07 2016

Underfunding hip & knee surgeries hurts

Thu Apr 07 2016

$106 million underspent on Canterbury

Fri Apr 08 2016

Too many Kiwis in pain waiting for operations

Mon Apr 11 2016

Record house prices shows bright line test failed

Tue Apr 12 2016

Documents prove Crown land sell-off a fiasco

Wed Apr 13 2016

Big jump in benefit numbers in Christchurch as rebuild slows

Fri Apr 22 2016

Clare Thinking: Hospital Meals, Flood Report

Fri Apr 22 2016

Thousands of invalid votes likely after rule change refused

Fri Apr 22 2016

John Key’s land tax could push up rents

Tue Apr 26 2016

Minister must come clean on implications of settlement

Thu Apr 28 2016

New study shows Smith’s insulation fails Kiwi kids

Thu Apr 28 2016

Brownlee must step in as EQC spin exposed

Fri Apr 29 2016

Andrew Little visits Zaatari refugee camp

Mon May 02 2016

Government must clamp down on dodgy PTEs

Tue May 03 2016

Public behind Healthy Homes Guarantee

Tue May 03 2016

National playing politics with children’s lives

Wed May 04 2016

School funding falls by $150 per student

Wed May 04 2016

Plumber shortfall highlights gaps in trades training

Thu May 05 2016

Emergency housing inevitable in national crisis

Mon May 09 2016

$154 million hole in Chch economy due to Govt delays

Tue May 10 2016

Govt hasn’t made the TPP case for small business

Wed May 11 2016

Symonds Street social housing sold for a song

Thu May 12 2016

Govt in disarray over foreign trust secrecy

Fri May 13 2016

Investigations into tertiary institutions overdue

Fri May 13 2016

Under-reporting shows need to review quota system

Mon May 16 2016

Overseas investor funds school’s digital devices

Tue May 17 2016

Government should abolish Auckland urban growth boundary

Wed May 18 2016

Kiwis don’t want iPads for Land deals

Wed May 18 2016

Bill English and Nick Smith on different pages

Thu May 19 2016

Labour calls for independent inquiry into illegal fish dump

Thu May 19 2016

Most principals say their college is underfunded

Thu May 19 2016

Older Kiwis to miss out on electives

Thu May 19 2016

Car rego victims must get a refund

Fri May 20 2016

Andrew Little: Pre-Budget Speech 2016

Mon May 23 2016

Budget must deliver for middle New Zealand

Mon May 23 2016

Grant Robertson: Pre Budget Speech

Mon May 23 2016

Key’s "brain fart" on tax cuts news to English

Tue May 24 2016

Minister won’t fess up on wrong figures

Wed May 25 2016

John Key fails New Zealand with no fix for housing crisis

Thu May 26 2016

Parents will pay more as school budgets frozen

Thu May 26 2016

The give with one hand – take with the other Budget

Fri May 27 2016

Housing crisis has huge impact on education

Mon May 30 2016

Govt housing failure sees big borrowing rise

Wed Jun 01 2016

Third strike for Brownlee from Treasury

Wed Jun 01 2016

1 in 3 working Kiwis short changed by $1000s

Thu Jun 02 2016

English should push back on debt to income caps

Thu Jun 02 2016

Nick Smith must do an urgent stocktake of dodgy steel

Thu Jun 02 2016

Curran calls for city-wide support for South Dunedin

Fri Jun 03 2016

Homelessness soars as housing crisis deepens

Fri Jun 03 2016

Andrew Little - Speech to Green Party AGM 2016

Sat Jun 04 2016

Blaming underchievement for housing crisis a disgrace

Fri Jun 10 2016

Millions more for delayed convention centre

Wed Jun 15 2016

Pora case a case to learn from

Wed Jun 15 2016

Massey East houses a start but Smith should think bigger

Fri Jun 17 2016

Government must refund overcharged motorists

Sat Jun 18 2016

Children’s Commissioner right to worry about CYF transition

Mon Jun 20 2016

Comprehensive plan for future of work needed

Tue Jun 21 2016

15 corrupt bank managers identified in student fraud

Wed Jun 22 2016

Aucklanders face new motorway tax of up to $2500 a year

Wed Jun 22 2016

Dive school rort took six years to dredge up

Thu Jun 23 2016

Minister approved OIO consent despite investigations

Mon Jun 27 2016

Private schools beneficiaries of extra cash

Tue Jun 28 2016

Convention centre failure means years of uncertainty for CBD

Wed Jun 29 2016

Minister in cloud cuckoo land

Wed Jun 29 2016

PCE proves water quality still deteriorating

Wed Jun 29 2016

Five months too long for homeless to wait

Thu Jun 30 2016

TPK struggles to measure Whānau Ora outcomes

Fri Jul 01 2016

Damaging school funding plan highlighted

Sun Jul 03 2016

Labour to house 5100 more homeless a year

Thu Jul 07 2016

New official figures show DHB’s financial strife

Fri Jul 08 2016

Housing NZ to look after people, not profits

Sun Jul 10 2016

10-fold more affordable houses under Labour

Mon Jul 11 2016

Little: Speech to Labour Party Special Conference

Mon Jul 11 2016

Out of excuses, Brownlee resorts to scare tactics

Mon Jul 11 2016

Pressure forces Govt to make policy on the hoof

Mon Jul 11 2016

English denies dividend decision made

Tue Jul 12 2016

Government must stop state house sell-off

Wed Jul 13 2016

Effect of rampant house prices widens

Fri Jul 15 2016

GP’s visits get more expensive

Tue Jul 19 2016

Bridges must come clean about fraud within transport

Thu Jul 21 2016

What next? Dog kennels?

Thu Jul 21 2016

Housing map a hit as crisis spreads across NZ

Fri Jul 22 2016

45,000 Kiwis sent back to their GPs

Mon Jul 25 2016

Half a million smells like pure cronyism

Mon Jul 25 2016

Lack of any real funding in predator free proposal

Mon Jul 25 2016

Andrew Little's speech to the Industry Training Federation

Tue Jul 26 2016

DOC struggles on the pest front undermine Nats’ promise

Tue Jul 26 2016

Future of Work: Major reform of careers and apprenticeships

Tue Jul 26 2016

Fee fi fo fum…tax swindle comes undone

Wed Jul 27 2016

National pushes on with failed state house sell-off

Wed Jul 27 2016

Questions for (Oral) Answer- Wednesday 27th of July

Wed Jul 27 2016

Questions for (Oral) Answer - Thursday 28th of July

Thu Jul 28 2016

SFO given more info on ex Ministry staffer

Fri Jul 29 2016

Empty coffers leave at risk children’s teams at risk

Sun Jul 31 2016

Vital equipment, not icing on the cake

Sun Jul 31 2016

National continues to mislead with foreign buyers data

Mon Aug 01 2016

Auckland house prices double since National took office

Tue Aug 02 2016

Ministerial fingerprints all over botched foreign buyer data

Tue Aug 02 2016

Questions for (Oral) Answer - Tuesday 2nd Of August

Tue Aug 02 2016

Cop numbers fall behind population growth

Wed Aug 03 2016

Students the losers in truancy failure

Wed Aug 03 2016

Questions for (Oral) Answer - Thursday 4th Of August

Thu Aug 04 2016

Coleman puts skids under cheaper GP visits

Mon Aug 08 2016

Time for John Key to sack his Housing Minister

Tue Aug 09 2016

Government abandoning homeowners as EQC mess gets worse

Wed Aug 10 2016

Work visas issued for jobs workless Kiwis want

Thu Aug 11 2016

Leaked documents reveal no plan yet on botched repairs

Fri Aug 12 2016

National must listen to local government sector

Fri Aug 12 2016

Changing face of the community in Howick

Tue Aug 16 2016

Govt should face the facts not skew the facts

Tue Aug 16 2016

More voices call for review of immigration policy

Tue Aug 16 2016

Stats changes can't hide unemployment reality

Wed Aug 17 2016

Slash and burn of special education support

Mon Aug 22 2016

Emails reveal booklet could have meant higher settlements

Wed Aug 24 2016

Most homeless are working poor – Otago Uni

Wed Aug 24 2016

National’s privatisation Trojan horse

Wed Aug 24 2016

Standard and Poor’s warning of housing crisis

Wed Aug 24 2016

Student visa fraud & exploitation must stop

Wed Aug 24 2016

Future of Work: Building Wealth from the Ground Up

Fri Aug 26 2016

Government turns a blind eye to struggling sole parents

Fri Aug 26 2016

Minimum wage loophole hasn’t gone away

Fri Aug 26 2016

Labour calls for state of emergency on homelessness

Mon Aug 29 2016

Building boom falls flat as consents tumble

Tue Aug 30 2016

Charter schools fail to make grade as bonus season nears

Wed Aug 31 2016

New Zealand takes gold – for housing unaffordability

Wed Aug 31 2016

Lecture to celebrate achievements of women

Fri Sep 02 2016

Govt land vacant for three years. What housing crisis?

Sun Sep 04 2016

Get real Mr Woodhouse: Review immigration properly

Mon Sep 05 2016

Schools set to lose millions

Fri Sep 09 2016

Tribe footing the bill for Maori Party?

Fri Sep 09 2016

What if Cyclone Winston had happened in Tuvalu or Kiribati?

Mon Sep 12 2016

Government must rethink paying for police checks

Tue Sep 13 2016

Government handling of Kermadecs threatens Treaty rights

Wed Sep 14 2016

Government must respond to cash-for-jobs scam

Thu Sep 15 2016

Labour’s baby number app goes gangbusters

Thu Sep 15 2016

OECD report card: National must try harder

Fri Sep 16 2016

More low-skilled students becoming residents

Sun Sep 18 2016

Parents, schools, teachers oppose bulk funding

Tue Sep 20 2016

Recovery roadblocks cause for concern

Tue Sep 20 2016

Police in the provinces are dissatisfied

Thu Sep 22 2016

Coleman’s cuts create crisis

Fri Sep 23 2016

Electives lag due to $1.7 billion hole

Fri Sep 23 2016

Foreign Students just a commodity to National

Mon Sep 26 2016

National’s education targets leaving young Kiwis behind

Mon Sep 26 2016

Student debt cracks the billion mark

Tue Sep 27 2016

More cracks appear in health funding

Wed Sep 28 2016

More toilet cleaners or more tradespeople?

Wed Sep 28 2016

Kiwis drowning in debt in out of control housing market

Thu Sep 29 2016

Privatisation and deregulation not the solution

Thu Sep 29 2016

Māori Party all hui no-doey on housing

Mon Oct 03 2016

War on drugs needs more troops

Tue Oct 04 2016

Key’s ‘efficiencies’ = DHBs’ pain

Wed Oct 05 2016

More than 1,300 schools to face budget cuts

Wed Oct 05 2016

A silver lining for South Dunedin Community

Fri Oct 07 2016

A good night for Labour’s local government candidates

Sun Oct 09 2016

Little: Speech to the Police Association Conference

Thu Oct 13 2016

More opportunities for young people

Wed Oct 19 2016

Parliament must restore democracy for Ecan

Thu Oct 20 2016

Police struggle to hold the line in Northland

Thu Oct 20 2016

73 days wait for special education support

Fri Oct 21 2016

Failure on housing crisis drives Reserve Bank to add tools

Tue Oct 25 2016

Crime rise, blame it on National’s underfunding

Mon Oct 31 2016

NZ day of remembrance looks towards future

Tue Nov 01 2016

Young New Zealanders being left behind

Wed Nov 02 2016

Red Zone mental health issues won’t go away

Thu Nov 03 2016

Minister needs to stop Housing New Zealand heartlessness

Fri Nov 04 2016

Labour offers hope for young people out of work

Sun Nov 06 2016

Speech: Little - Labour Party Conference

Sun Nov 06 2016

National’s housing crisis drives need for emergency housing

Tue Nov 08 2016

Bennett’s refusal to join cross party approach arrogant

Wed Nov 09 2016

Pacific kids at risk of rheumatic fever

Wed Nov 09 2016

Labour continues fight against Charter schools

Thu Nov 10 2016

State house sell-off just asset stripping

Thu Nov 10 2016

Earthquake affected students need a fair go

Wed Nov 16 2016

District Council prosecution should not halt wider inquiry

Fri Nov 18 2016

Brownlee needs to take quake issues seriously

Sat Nov 19 2016

Talk of tax cuts is plain crazy

Mon Nov 21 2016

Time to pull the plug on state house sell-off

Tue Nov 22 2016

More cops needed to get P off our streets

Wed Nov 23 2016

Out of touch Nats continue state house sell-off

Thu Nov 24 2016

Surgeons’ letter a damning indictment

Thu Nov 24 2016

Landowners let down by Maori Land Bill

Sat Nov 26 2016

EQC’s staff cuts show disregard for quake victims

Mon Nov 28 2016

Government needs to ensure fair deal on EQC assessments

Tue Nov 29 2016

20,000 at risk students "missing"

Wed Nov 30 2016

Crime continues to rise

Wed Nov 30 2016

National: Fails to achieve

Wed Nov 30 2016

Skilled migrant wages plummeting under National

Wed Nov 30 2016

Treasury fritters $10 million on failed state house sell off

Wed Nov 30 2016

CYF reforms ignoring whānau based solution

Thu Dec 01 2016

Collins and English split over police funding

Wed Dec 07 2016

NZ student performance slips in international study - again

Wed Dec 07 2016

Economy must deliver a fair go for New Zealanders

Thu Dec 08 2016

Govt already in ‘holiday mode’ on $2.3b owed to Kiwi workers

Thu Dec 08 2016

Karori Kids and Campbell Kindergarten must be saved

Thu Dec 08 2016

Ministry reveals shocking charter school results

Thu Dec 08 2016

Congratulations Bill English: so what’s new?

Mon Dec 12 2016

Confused national standards policy coming unravelled

Tue Dec 13 2016

Kiwis say Geonet must be staffed around the clock

Wed Dec 14 2016

Action needed as housing costs surge by nearly 50%

Thu Dec 15 2016

Congratulations Farah Palmer on NZR board role

Thu Dec 15 2016

Labour acknowledges leadership to protect Māui dolphins

Thu Dec 15 2016

Labour team readies to fight 2017 election

Fri Dec 16 2016

National no-show gutless, but Labour is ready

Mon Dec 19 2016

Petition launched to keep two TVNZ reporters

Mon Dec 19 2016

Candidate: Southern Response Wrongly Withheld Refunds

Mon Jan 09 2017

Romy Udanga Labour’s candidate in North Shore

Sun Jan 15 2017

Taxpayers deserve better oversight on big money projects

Thu Jan 19 2017

National denies kids their free school education

Fri Jan 20 2017

More evidence National failing in housing

Mon Jan 23 2017

Minimum wage increase no relief for many Kiwis

Tue Jan 24 2017

Speech: Litttle - State of the Nation

Sun Jan 29 2017

Immigration Report Glosses Over Big Issues

Mon Jan 30 2017

Time for Bennett to stop crime rising

Tue Jan 31 2017

Digital plan to unlock Dunedin’s potential

Wed Feb 01 2017

English fails to show real leadership

Thu Feb 02 2017

Nearly sixty thousand Kiwis declined treatment

Thu Feb 02 2017

Nothing neat about National’s record on NEETs

Thu Feb 02 2017

Compassion needed for Indian students

Fri Feb 03 2017

English pulling a fast one on state house build

Wed Feb 08 2017

Skyrocketing Wellington rents pile on the pressure

Wed Feb 08 2017

Costs of National's housing crisis hit middle NZ hardest

Thu Feb 09 2017

Deborah Russell Labour’s 2017 candidate for New Lynn

Sat Feb 11 2017

69,000 houses a figment of English’s imagination

Tue Feb 14 2017

Hundreds of state houses empty during housing shortage

Tue Feb 14 2017

Nick Smith’s ‘building boom’ just ‘alternative facts’

Wed Feb 15 2017

National doubles down on qualification double up embarrassment

Thu Feb 16 2017

Helen White Labour’s 2017 candidate for Auckland Central

Sat Feb 18 2017

Kids suffering under mental health strain

Tue Feb 21 2017

English’s housing crisis has pushed banks to the limits

Wed Feb 22 2017

Labour applauds Capital’s housing development

Thu Feb 23 2017

Smith’s water quality con falling apart

Fri Feb 24 2017

Labour’s Whangarei Candidate

Mon Feb 27 2017

What’s Bill been smoking?

Tue Feb 28 2017

Nats’ profiteering costs 5,000 state houses

Wed Mar 01 2017

Lack of leadership and planning to blame for housing crisis

Thu Mar 02 2017

ATAINZ Speech – Towards 2020

Fri Mar 03 2017

House building far below what’s needed

Fri Mar 03 2017

Building consents drop cause for concern

Mon Mar 06 2017

English stumbles on Super again

Tue Mar 07 2017

David Clark takes over health role

Wed Mar 08 2017

National can’t hide from school funding facts

Wed Mar 08 2017

Fraudster was involved in financial restructure

Thu Mar 09 2017

Investing in home insulation makes sense

Fri Mar 10 2017

Another bungle as Nats’ continue state house privatisation

Tue Mar 21 2017

DHBs are in a deepening financial hole

Tue Mar 21 2017

More investment in training needed to fix housing shortage

Wed Mar 22 2017

Every child deserves quality early childhood education

Thu Mar 23 2017

Shanan Halbert selected as Labour’s candidate for Northcote

Thu Mar 23 2017

Record level of investors as first homebuyers squeezed out

Sun Mar 26 2017

Dan Rosewarne - Campaign Launch

Mon Mar 27 2017

English shows how out of touch he is on housing

Wed Mar 29 2017

Tertiary staff suffering under National

Wed Mar 29 2017

Waikato Mourns Tomairangi Paki

Tue Apr 04 2017

New research shows need for government-led house building

Thu Apr 06 2017

Parata in denial over special education crisis

Thu Apr 06 2017

400 homeless families a night in motels as Nats fail on hous

Tue Apr 11 2017

Buck stops with Gerry Brownlee

Tue Apr 11 2017

Hon David Cunliffe: Valedictory Speech

Tue Apr 11 2017

Labour drives game-changer broadband bill into law

Tue Apr 11 2017

Teachers deserve a democratic Education Council

Tue Apr 11 2017

More questions raised on CERA conflicts

Wed Apr 12 2017

Andrew Little - Statement on Earl Hagaman

Thu Apr 13 2017

Brooke Loader selected as Labour’s candidate for Waikato

Thu Apr 13 2017

Nats break emergency housing pledge

Thu Apr 13 2017

Pay equity deal a victory for determination and unions

Tue Apr 18 2017

More tinkering, no leadership from Nats on immigration

Wed Apr 19 2017

Another emergency housing grant blow out

Thu Apr 20 2017

Many New Zealanders are worse off under National

Thu Apr 20 2017

Nats’ housing policy fails to keep pace with growth

Fri Apr 28 2017

Sue Moroney to stand down at General Election

Sun Apr 30 2017

A real heart stopper?

Mon May 01 2017

Time to recognise school support staff

Mon May 01 2017

Is the bromance over? Aussies walk all over Nats again

Tue May 02 2017

Labour Party List for the 2017 Election announced

Tue May 02 2017

Labour welcomes Auditor General’s report on free schooling

Tue May 02 2017

Labour to build affordable homes in Hamilton

Fri May 05 2017

DHBs’ big budget blowout

Mon May 08 2017

Kids must come first in enrolment debate

Tue May 09 2017

Education is for everyone, not just the elite

Thu May 11 2017

Health of young people a priority for Labour

Sat May 13 2017

Jacinda Ardern’s speech to Congress 2017

Sat May 13 2017

Speech: Robertson - Labour Party Congress

Sat May 13 2017

Speech: Little - Labour Party Congress

Sun May 14 2017

Government’s suicide approach disappoints

Mon May 15 2017

Breaking news: National admits there’s a housing crisis

Tue May 16 2017

Nat’s answer: 1 new affordable house per 100 new Aucklanders

Wed May 17 2017

Andrew Little Pre-Budget Breakfast Speech

Thu May 18 2017

Overloaded hospitals reach crisis point

Wed May 24 2017

Kids bear the brunt of Budget

Fri May 26 2017

Nats’ Budget locks in housing crisis

Fri May 26 2017

Failure in mental health exposed again

Wed May 31 2017

Housing crisis still a major risk to financial stability

Wed May 31 2017

Four new schools but three years too late

Thu Jun 01 2017

Labour’s Electoral Amendment Bill to enhance democracy

Wed Jun 07 2017

Motel bill blows out as Nats fail to deliver

Thu Jun 08 2017

Nat's failure to recognise or fix the housing crisis

Fri Jun 09 2017

Time for a breather on immigration

Mon Jun 12 2017

Naisi Chen Labour’s candidate in the East Coast Bays

Tue Jun 13 2017

Survey shows many international students plan to stay in NZ

Tue Jun 13 2017

Hauraki - Waikato mourns Dame Nganeko Minhinnick

Thu Jun 15 2017

Urgent answers needed on DHB funding

Fri Jun 16 2017

Government must apologise for Christchurch schools stuff-up

Wed Jun 21 2017

This ‘technical error’ is hurting big time

Thu Jun 22 2017

Government ignored advice on Pacific people’s superannuation

Fri Jun 23 2017

New Documents Confirm EQC Inquiry Needed

Mon Jun 26 2017

Teachers should elect their own professional representation

Thu Jun 29 2017

Failure to train young people contributes to housing stall

Mon Jul 03 2017

Too little too late on Wellington housing

Thu Jul 06 2017

Annette King to deliver sixth Dame Dorothy Fraser Lecture

Mon Jul 10 2017

Dr Gaurav Sharma selected

Tue Jul 11 2017

Labour prioritises families and public services

Tue Jul 11 2017

National’s youth work scheme too little, too late

Wed Jul 12 2017

Canterbury hatchet job a disgrace

Fri Jul 14 2017

Labour will provide a million dollars for Maniototo Hospital

Fri Jul 14 2017

Quality for Kiwi kids at ECE

Fri Jul 14 2017

Labour’s fiscal plan to build a fairer New Zealand

Wed Jul 19 2017

Labour to work with Queenstown to build more houses

Thu Jul 20 2017

New revelations in Joanne Harrison report

Thu Jul 20 2017

Snafu at Princess Margaret

Thu Jul 20 2017

Labour taking action on school donations

Fri Jul 21 2017

Labour to invest $4 billion in education

Fri Jul 21 2017

All Kiwis to have same standard of cancer care

Sun Jul 23 2017

English out of touch on homelessness

Mon Jul 24 2017

More proof National not delivering for all New Zealanders

Tue Jul 25 2017

Strong support from medical community for Healthy Homes Bill

Tue Jul 25 2017

Waiting urology patients are the tip of the iceberg

Fri Aug 04 2017

New Zealand really can do better on health

Tue Aug 08 2017

Clean rivers don’t cost $18 a cabbage

Thu Aug 10 2017

Labour’s positive education plan

Fri Aug 11 2017

School Leavers’ Toolkit to Equip Young People for Adult Life

Mon Aug 14 2017

Canterbury kids get more support for mental health

Wed Aug 16 2017

Government pays twice the price for emergency housing motels

Wed Aug 16 2017

Cheaper to stay at The Langham than emergency housing motels

Thu Aug 17 2017

Government must apologise over rebuild debacle

Fri Aug 18 2017

Labour is the only party with a plan to fix teacher shortage

Mon Aug 21 2017

Dunedin Hospital to start in Labour’s first term

Fri Aug 25 2017

Labour will fund Auckland’s Skypath

Fri Aug 25 2017

Labour to cut GP fees by $10

Sat Aug 26 2017

Labour underlines backing for Pasifika culture

Sat Aug 26 2017

Labour’s plan to unlock Canterbury’s potential

Sun Aug 27 2017

Government’s education policy doesn’t compute

Mon Aug 28 2017

Labour to make continuing education more accessible

Tue Aug 29 2017

Labour’s fiscal plan updated for election

Tue Aug 29 2017

Crash in housing consents needs leadership

Wed Aug 30 2017

Let’s tackle the student debt monster

Wed Aug 30 2017

Government supresses Climate Change report

Mon Sep 04 2017

Are Education Cuts Missing in National’s Fiscal Plan?

Thu Sep 07 2017

Ilam Labour Candidate Disappointed at Brownlee’s "No Show"

Sun Sep 10 2017

Labour’s 100 Day Plan

Sun Sep 10 2017

Labour to invest in parents and babies

Mon Sep 11 2017

Labour’s Media & Film Policy Will Strenghthen NZ's Identity

Tue Sep 12 2017

A challenge to Bill English

Thu Sep 14 2017

Labour supporting Te Reo Māori in schools

Fri Sep 15 2017

National has serious questions to answer over fuel crisis

Mon Sep 18 2017

Another day – another health crisis

Wed Sep 20 2017

National’s economy scorecard: D for drift

Wed Sep 20 2017

Labour pledges full rebuild for Wainuiomata High

Thu Sep 21 2017

Labour Selects Fleur Fitzsimons Candidate for Southern Ward

Fri Oct 13 2017

NZ’s first Tongan-born Cabinet Minister named

Wed Oct 25 2017

Proud day with new Māori Ministers

Wed Oct 25 2017

Speech: Ardern - CTU conference speech

Wed Oct 25 2017

Halbert welcomes back Phil Twyford MP to Northcote

Wed Jun 06 2018

It’s down to the wire in Northcote by-election

Thu Jun 07 2018

Proud of Our Progress, Now Let’s Get Things Done

Fri Jun 08 2018

Labour MP accepts conversion therapy petition

Wed Aug 08 2018

Rimutaka’s Youth MP announced

Mon Oct 22 2018

Labour Party General Secretary appointed

Wed Oct 24 2018

Waimakariri LEC hosts Health Minister, Dr David Clark

Tue Jun 18 2019

Labour's Manurewa-Papakura Auckland Council Candidates

Thu Jun 20 2019

Having our say in Southland’s Vocational Education

Thu Aug 01 2019

Announcement on Telford a Vote of Confidence in Southland

Wed Aug 07 2019

New Labour MPs to deliver Dame Dorothy Fraser Lecture

Mon Nov 11 2019

Rachel Boyack Labour’s 2020 candidate for Nelson

Tue Nov 12 2019

Labour selects Dr Tracey McLellan for Banks Peninsula seat

Mon Nov 25 2019

Jacinda Ardern: 2019 Labour Party Conference

Mon Dec 02 2019

Kelvin Davis: 2019 Labour Party Conference

Mon Dec 02 2019

Labour commits to Facebook transparency rules

Thu Jan 23 2020

Labour Selects Candidate For Seat That Helen Clark And Jacinda Ardern First Stood In

Mon Feb 24 2020

Labour Selects Terisa Ngobi For Otaki

Sun Mar 08 2020

Local Girl Stands Up To Be Counted: Dr Emily Henderson Is Labour Candidate For Whangarei

Thu May 28 2020

Labour Māori Caucus Backs Stand Against General Arming Of NZ Police

Wed Jun 03 2020

Labour Māori Caucus Supports Further Delivery Of Puao-te-ata-tu At Oranga Tamariki

Thu Jun 11 2020

Shanan Halbert Welcomes Investment In Northcote College

Fri Jul 03 2020

Speech: Ardern Labour Party Congress 2020

Sun Jul 05 2020

Proposed Hamilton-Auckland Rapid Rail Will Be A Significant Boost For Waikato River Towns

Tue Aug 25 2020

Let's Stick Together And Let’s Keep Moving - Labour Launches First 2020 TV Commercial

Fri Sep 11 2020

Labour Helps Families Get Ahead

Sat Sep 12 2020

New Fund To Support Māori Boarding Schools

Sat Sep 26 2020

Labour Offers Stability And Certainty - Remarks Prepared For Mood Of The Boardroom

Mon Sep 28 2020

National’s Wage Subsidy Policy Will Hurt Business Confidence

Thu Oct 01 2020

Labour Keeps Housing Sector Moving

Fri Oct 02 2020

Labour Takes Pride In Rainbow Policies

Mon Oct 05 2020

Over $7 Billion Of Infrastructure Investment In The South Island Key To Labour’s Economic Plan

Tue Oct 06 2020

Labour Will Boost Rural Connectivity

Sat Oct 10 2020

Jacinda Ardern Speech To Wellington Labour Party Rally

Mon Oct 12 2020

Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern: Speech To 2021 Labour Party Conference

Sat Nov 06 2021

Labour Selects Afnan Al-Rubayee As Lambton Ward Candidate

Mon Apr 04 2022

Canterbury Regional Council (Ngāi Tahu Representation) Bill Passes Third Reading

Wed Aug 03 2022

Grant Robertson Speech To Labour Party Conference 2022

Sat Nov 05 2022

Deputy Leader Kelvin Davis Labour Party Conference Speech

Sun Nov 06 2022

Labour Leader’s Party Conference Speech

Sun Nov 06 2022

Labour Congress 2023 Speech: Grant Robertson

Sat May 27 2023

SPEECH: Labour Congress 2023 Speech: Carmel Sepuloni

Sat May 27 2023

SPEECH: Labour Congress 2023 Speech: Kelvin Davis

Sat May 27 2023

Congress 2023 speech: Chris Hipkins

Sun May 28 2023

Labour Backing Apprentices And Employers

Sun May 28 2023

National Tinkering On Gangs While Labour Gets On With It

Sun Jun 18 2023

Compulsory Financial Skills In Schools

Sun Aug 20 2023

SPEECH: Hipkins - Working With Others

Sun Aug 27 2023

National’s Plan Does Not Add Up And Will Make Life Harder For Kiwis

Wed Aug 30 2023

Chris Hipkins: Labour 2023 Campaign Launch

Sat Sep 02 2023

Labour Leader Chris Hipkins’ Bloomberg Address

Wed Sep 06 2023

Household Rebates For Energy Efficient Homes Under Labour

Fri Sep 08 2023

Doubling Rooftop Solar To Reduce Bills & Emissions

Mon Sep 18 2023

New Super Visa For Migrants’ Parents And Rights For Dawn Raid Victims

Sat Sep 23 2023

National’s Traffic Light System Has Child Poverty Reduction Stalling At Red Light

Tue Sep 26 2023

Chris Hipkins: Progressing Together

Thu Sep 28 2023

Labour Will Continue To Back Kiwis When The Going Gets Tough

Fri Sep 29 2023

Two Million Free Hours Of Maths And Literacy Catch Up

Sun Oct 01 2023

Brutal Rates Rises Under National

Fri Oct 06 2023

Third Of Kiwis Face Rising Weekly Transport Bills

Thu Jan 18 2024

Every Ratepayer To Pay More Under National’s Plan For Water Services

Mon Feb 12 2024

Grant Robertson To Retire From Parliament

Tue Feb 20 2024

Labour Saddened By News Of Fa’anānā Efeso Collins

Wed Feb 21 2024

Smokefree Generation To Be Trashed For Tax Cuts

Wed Feb 28 2024

Strong Support For School Lunches With Over 16,000 Signatures In 24 Hours

Thu Mar 07 2024

No Cost Of Living Support, No Vision In First 100 Days

Fri Mar 08 2024

Grant Robertson Valedictory Statement

Wed Mar 20 2024

Time To Call Time On Greyhound Racing

Thu Mar 28 2024

Less Money In Most People’s Pockets This April

Sun Mar 31 2024

Public Transport Costs To Double As National Looks At Unaffordable Roading Project Instead

Mon Apr 15 2024

Penny Drops – But What About Seymour And Peters?

Wed Apr 24 2024

National Hiking Transport Costs For Families And Young New Zealanders

Tue Apr 30 2024

Backtrack On School Lunches A Win For Kiwi Kids

Wed May 08 2024

Sexual Violence Prevention Among Hundreds Of Job Cuts At ACC

Thu May 09 2024

Ideological Charter Schools Won’t Increase Achievement

Tue May 14 2024

4,500 Jobs Lost – And Counting

Thu May 16 2024

Environment Ministry Advice Shows Flaws In Fast Track Approvals Bill

Mon May 20 2024

Pre-Budget Speech: Barbara Edmonds

Tue May 21 2024

Labour Finance Spokesperson Barbara Edmonds Post-Budget Speech

Wed Jun 05 2024

Govt Must Recognise Palestine Now

Wed Jun 12 2024

School Lunch Programme Being Set Up To Fail

Wed Jun 12 2024

Standardised Testing Will Not Improve Education

Wed Jul 03 2024

Statement From Labour Mental Health Spokesperson Ingrid Leary

Thu Jul 04 2024

Waitlists Up And Workforce Down Under National

Mon Jul 08 2024

Statement From Labour Education Spokesperson Jan Tinetti

Thu Jul 11 2024

Another Step Forward For Survivors Of Abuse In Care

Wed Jul 24 2024

Charter Schools To Remove The Rights Of Teachers

Fri Jul 26 2024

Chris Hipkins’ Auckland Hui Address

Sat Jul 27 2024

Funding Cuts Will Hurt Community Mental Health

Thu Aug 08 2024

Govt In Thrall To Tobacco Lobbyists

Thu Aug 22 2024

Chris Hipkins’ Speech To Local Government New Zealand

Fri Aug 23 2024

Govt Backtrack On Fast-track Still Not Enough

Sun Aug 25 2024

Patient Care At Risk From Redundancies

Wed Aug 28 2024

Charter Schools Undermine Our Education System

Thu Sep 12 2024

Labour Congratulates Kuīni Ngā Wai Hono I Te Po Paki

Sun Sep 15 2024

Cabinet Should Stop The Treaty Principles Bill

Mon Sep 16 2024

National Red-Faced As Benefit Numbers Skyrocket

Fri Sep 20 2024

Question Mark Over Financial Sustainability Of Polytechs

Fri Sep 27 2024

Fast Track List Reveals Govt’s Backroom Deals

Sun Oct 06 2024

Bill Restoring Samoan Citizenship Progresses

Wed Oct 09 2024

Where Are The 100,000 Families?

Thu Oct 10 2024

Cuts To Apprenticeship Boost Will Fail Future NZ

Wed Oct 16 2024

Benefit Numbers Continue To Soar Under National

Thu Oct 17 2024

Serious Concerns Ignored In Govt’s Fast Track Bill

Fri Oct 18 2024

Govt Cuts School Lunches Even Further

Tue Oct 22 2024

Shovels In The Ground This Term Unlikely

Tue Nov 05 2024

Chris Hipkins’ Apology Statement To State And Faith-based Care Survivors

Tue Nov 12 2024

Over 15,000 Sign Labour’s Open Letter To Luxon

Thu Nov 14 2024

Minister Of Education Thinks New Zealand Ends At The Bombay Hills

Wed Nov 20 2024

Youth Mental Wellbeing No Longer A Priority For Child Poverty Minister

Thu Nov 21 2024

Minister Leaves Community Housing Providers Out In The Cold

Tue Nov 26 2024

Government To Make Public Transport More Expensive… Again

Wed Nov 27 2024

Hon Barbara Edmonds' Speech to Labour Party Conference 2024

Sat Nov 30 2024

Hon Carmel Sepuloni's Speech To Labour Party Conference 2024

Sun Dec 01 2024

Rt Hon Chris Hipkins' Speech To Labour Party Conference 2024

Sun Dec 01 2024

Further Evidence To Stop School Lunch Cuts

Mon Dec 02 2024

Govt Benefit Target Even Further Out Of Reach

Mon Dec 02 2024

More Cuts To Research, Science And Innovation Sector

Wed Dec 04 2024

Govt Breaks Auckland Housing Promise

Thu Dec 05 2024

Minister’s Plan For Tertiary Sector A Backwards Step

Fri Dec 20 2024

Rising international student numbers in New Zealand

Mon Aug 26 2019

Milking international students

Fri Jan 10 2020

International Student Fees: What Are We Paying For?

Wed Apr 08 2020

78% Increase In MIQ Cost For A Single Student, What’s Next?

Fri Mar 05 2021

Blaming Immigrants Never Gets Old

Thu May 12 2022

Empowering International Students, Strengthening Communities

Thu Feb 29 2024

Background: Dr Brent Layton

Thu Aug 07 2003

Economist takes the helm of NZIER

Thu Aug 07 2003

IANZ Plays Crucial Role in the Kiwi Economy, Says NZIER

Wed Aug 09 2017

NZ Needs to Recognise And Invest in School Leaders

Mon Oct 27 2014

The Ministry Of Education Must Adopt New Tool For Measuring School Performance Objectively & Fairly

Mon Mar 09 2020

Dr Oliver Hartwich's Speech To The Epidemic Response Committee

Thu Apr 23 2020

Kiwis Don’t Know Basic Civics, New Survey Says

Wed Sep 09 2020

NZ Initiative Supports The Call For Greater Clarity At The Border

Tue Mar 02 2021

The Way Reading Is Taught In New Zealand Must Change - NZ Initiative Report

Fri Nov 26 2021

Class Divides? The Impact Of Streaming On Educational Achievement And Equality

Tue Nov 21 2023

Extracts: Peters At Public Meeting In Ashburton

Fri Jun 11 1999

Speech: Peters -Prostate Awareness Support Society

Mon Jun 14 1999

Govt Accused Of Driver Re-Licensing Cover-Up

Sun Jun 20 1999

A Bureaucrat's Paradise, A Professional's Hell!

Thu Jul 08 1999

Interest On Student Loans Must Come Down - Peters

Mon Jul 19 1999

Speech Extracts: Peters - Ashburton Greypower

Thu Jul 29 1999

Theme: "MMP - cleaning up Government"

Fri Aug 06 1999

Theme: "The women leaders have lost their way."

Fri Aug 06 1999

A Nightmare Masquerading As Vision

Mon Aug 09 1999

"Laserforce" Army Training Ludicrous

Thu Aug 12 1999

Peters Speech To Public Meeting - Taupo

Mon Aug 16 1999

Banking is too important to be left to Bankers

Wed Aug 18 1999

The Winebox - Who's Responsible? - Peters

Fri Aug 20 1999

Winebox Speech From Ron Mark MP

Fri Aug 20 1999

Winston Peters West Auckland Speech

Mon Aug 23 1999

Peters - Speech On Winebox

Wed Aug 25 1999

Peters Speech To Windsor Club

Wed Sep 01 1999

Peters - Alliance Sold Soul For Plastic Promises

Tue Sep 14 1999

"Today The Real Bludgers Are At The Top"

Mon Sep 20 1999

Assessment Policy Endorses NZ First's Stance

Wed Sep 22 1999

Government Inaction A Public Shame

Fri Sep 24 1999

Labour Adopts NZ First Tertiary Education Ideas

Wed Sep 29 1999

NZ First Maori Candidate For Te Tai Hauauru Seat

Wed Sep 29 1999

New Zealand First Tertiary Education Policy

Thu Sep 30 1999

NZ First Promises Tough Coalition Bargaining

Thu Sep 30 1999

NZ First Plans To Boost Provincial New Zealand

Sun Oct 03 1999

NZ First Names Ian Walker as rural spokeperson

Mon Oct 04 1999

Superannuation contest shows lack of policy

Mon Oct 04 1999

Students Paying For Others Bad Debt

Tue Oct 05 1999

ACT’s Tertiary Policy Puts Money Before Merit

Thu Oct 07 1999

Give them jobs not drugs!

Thu Oct 07 1999

Winston Speech "Campaign On Coalition Priorities"

Sun Oct 10 1999

New Zealand First Promises Funding For Hospital

Mon Oct 11 1999

IRD Close Twelve More Branches-Peters.

Fri Oct 15 1999

"Better Radio & Television Programmes Are Coming"

Sun Oct 17 1999

Winston Peters - "Bring back National Service"

Mon Oct 18 1999

Winston Peters Speech On Military Training

Tue Oct 19 1999

Crown Entities Governance & Accountability Regime

Wed Oct 20 1999

Political Leaders Will Not Sack NZ First

Fri Oct 29 1999

Peters Speech: Breaking Old Party Stranglehold

Mon Nov 01 1999

What do we vote for? Political cliques or Policies

Tue Nov 02 1999

A Positive Vision For Welfare That Works

Wed Nov 10 1999

Money helps, But Money Is Not The Answer

Wed Nov 10 1999

Peters Speech - The New Breed Of Bank Robber

Wed Nov 10 1999

Welfare - A Hand-Up, Not A Hand-Out

Wed Nov 10 1999

Brown Challenges Labour And Alliance To Tell Truth

Mon Nov 15 1999

Peters Speech: Northland - Crisis of Indifference

Mon Nov 15 1999

Education a Critical Investment in the Future

Wed Nov 17 1999

NZ First’s Enlightened Economic Policy

Thu Nov 18 1999

Greens, Don’t Promote Drugs - NZ First

Thu Feb 17 2000

NZ First Calls For Support For The Warriors

Thu Mar 23 2000

Duck Shooters Targeted By Criminals

Fri Apr 28 2000

Police HQ Released Confidential Firearms Info.

Mon May 01 2000

Please: No More Logoing

Thu May 11 2000

The warning signs are there for the Government

Wed May 24 2000

Peters Tells Coalition To Learn From Asian Crisis

Thu Jun 01 2000

Winston Peters Address To Vets, Northland

Mon Jun 12 2000

Peters Offers Congratulations To Mark Family

Fri Jun 23 2000

NZ First Gains Concessions For School Staff

Wed Jul 05 2000

Union Movement Wants NZers To Act Like Sheep

Mon Jul 24 2000

Peters Tells Clark To Practise What You Preach

Wed Jul 26 2000

Labour And The Alliance Made The Promise - Deliver

Wed Aug 23 2000

New Waikato Fire Service Inquiry Welcomed

Thu Aug 24 2000

Student Loan Pay Off Needs Comprehensive Policy

Thu Aug 24 2000

Immigration System Must Be Cleaned Up

Tue Sep 19 2000

We Don’t Need The Treaty Of Waitangi To Close Gaps

Fri Sep 29 2000

Wellington - Top Town Or Porn Town?

Wed Nov 22 2000

Don’t Stop Police Recruits Training

Thu Nov 23 2000

What’s Next For Murderers - Air Points?

Tue Nov 28 2000

Criminals Can Mend Their Ways

Fri Dec 15 2000

Alliance Flip-Flop On Key Education Policy

Wed Feb 07 2001

Anderton Hypocritical Over Student Assistance

Wed Feb 07 2001

Alliance Education Campaign Hypocritical

Fri Mar 02 2001

Immigrants Must Speak English To Succeed

Fri Mar 09 2001

Student EUB Needs Restoration - NZ First

Wed Mar 14 2001

Peters Calls For Independent Bio-Security Audit

Fri Mar 23 2001

Towing Companies To Become A Target For Attention

Thu May 10 2001

Labour Refused Recognition Of Ngai Tahu Award

Fri May 11 2001

Maharey’ Spin Has Been Hit For Six

Tue May 22 2001

Budget Fails To Deliver For Tauranga

Fri May 25 2001

Ron Mark Welcomes Mandeville Decision

Tue May 29 2001

Call For Independent Inquiry Into Chch Prisons

Mon Jun 11 2001

Mark Meets With Matt Over Corrections Corruption

Wed Jun 13 2001

New Zealand Rail—Piracy Through Privatisation

Tue Jul 17 2001

National Starts To Fight Dirty On Super Fund

Wed Jul 25 2001

Shameful Cuts to Elderly Services

Fri Jul 27 2001

Desirability Index Desirable

Wed Aug 01 2001

Government Spends $831,000 On Maori-Made Logo

Thu Aug 02 2001

Can't Control Your Ministry? Resign Then!

Fri Aug 03 2001

Donnelly To Accept Anti-Pot Petition

Mon Aug 06 2001

Govt Robbing One Tertiary Sector To Pay Another

Wed Aug 08 2001

Maori Quotas Now To Be Introduced Within Govt.

Tue Aug 14 2001

New Zealanders First - Chris Trotter Speech

Mon Sep 03 2001

Winston Peters Speech To Annual Conference

Mon Sep 03 2001

Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation Bill Amendments

Fri Sep 07 2001

Divide – Rule - Whitewash

Tue Sep 11 2001

Hon Winston Peters to the New Zealand Press Club

Wed Sep 26 2001

PM Not Coming Clean Over Refugees

Wed Sep 26 2001

Green GE position deceitful & threat to stability

Thu Oct 18 2001

Much to be Remembered and Learned - Peters

Tue Oct 23 2001

Mallard’s Remarks Insulting - says Donnelly

Wed Nov 14 2001

Crack Anti-Terrorism Squad Working For Free.

Fri Nov 16 2001

It’s Time To Celebrate Our Educational Success

Wed Dec 05 2001

Winston Peters Maori Television Bill Speech

Fri Dec 07 2001

Minister Canes School Principals - Donnelly

Mon Dec 10 2001

Precious Health Dollars Being Squandered-Peters

Wed Dec 12 2001

$1 Million For Six Bendy Lines. Is That It?

Thu Jan 24 2002

Speech text of Speech by Rt Hon Winston Peters

Thu Feb 14 2002

Government Must Act Quickly On 1800 False Refugees

Wed Mar 06 2002

Education Minister Calls Whangarei Kids Scruffy

Wed Mar 13 2002

Commentors Talking Through A Hole In Their Heads

Mon Apr 08 2002

Fourth Estate or Unregistered Party?

Fri Apr 19 2002

Peters Speech: Race Relations -- What Has Changed?

Fri Apr 19 2002

Immigration In Perspective

Wed May 15 2002

Government Playing Catchup With Tertiary Funding

Thu May 23 2002

Minister Refuses To Dismiss Censor

Thu May 23 2002

Rents Not Reducing School Transciency

Thu May 23 2002

Treaty Lunacy And Treaty People

Tue May 28 2002

Winston Peters Speech - Immigration Matters

Wed Jun 05 2002

Time For A Change

Thu Jun 06 2002

Margaret Wilson Fails The Reality Test Yet Again

Fri Jun 07 2002

Government Needs To Settle With Our Teachers Now

Fri Jun 14 2002

Stopping Our Sleepwalk To The Third World

Mon Jun 17 2002

Kiwi Culture & Values Under Threat - Peters Speech

Fri Jun 21 2002

Can’t Pay ESL Teachers - Can Pay For Interpreters

Sun Jun 23 2002

Fixing The Lawlessness - Peters Speech

Wed Jun 26 2002

Helen Gets Her Sums Wrong

Mon Jul 01 2002

Immigration Or You?

Mon Jul 01 2002

Labour In Debit? - Winston Peters Speech

Mon Jul 01 2002

New Zealand Racing Industry Not Getting A Fair Go

Tue Jul 02 2002

We’ve Had Enough And We’re Not Taking Any More

Wed Jul 03 2002

Another Gravy Train Exposed - Winston Peters

Mon Jul 08 2002

Paintergate's A Diversion

Tue Jul 09 2002

Is This Really The Way You Want It? - Peters

Wed Jul 10 2002

"Immigrants fiddle while Kiwis pay"

Mon Jul 15 2002

One Country - Winston Peters Speech

Mon Jul 15 2002

Pride Not Prejudice - Winston Peters Speech

Mon Jul 15 2002

The New Beneficiaries - Winston Peters Speech

Tue Jul 16 2002

Immigration Minister Has Only One Stamp

Wed Jul 17 2002

Problems Or Opportunities - Winston Peters Speech

Thu Jul 18 2002

The Sleeper Awakes - Winston Peters Speech

Thu Jul 18 2002

Black Widow At Large

Mon Jul 22 2002

Santa’s In Trouble And Calls In Rudolf

Wed Jul 24 2002

A House Divided - Winston Peters Speech

Thu Jul 25 2002

Donnelly Compliments Act For Its Honesty

Wed Aug 21 2002

Length Of Training Debate Masks The Real Issue

Thu Aug 22 2002

Charity Begins At Home, Immigration Minister

Tue Aug 27 2002

Sixth Form Certificate Grades Will Be Meaningless

Thu Aug 29 2002

Peters warns against plastic immigration cards

Tue Sep 10 2002

Govt. Sitting On Thumbs Over Student Transciency

Wed Sep 11 2002

Nandor's cannabis education not wanted or needed

Fri Sep 20 2002

Clean, Green New Zealand – Can We Keep It

Wed Sep 25 2002

Immigrant Education Scams Widespread - Peters

Fri Sep 27 2002

Urgent Steps Needed To Ease Student Loan Debt

Wed Oct 09 2002

Hospital Porn Birth Movie "Outrageous" - Peters

Mon Oct 14 2002

"MMP - Six Years And Three Elections On"

Thu Oct 17 2002

Another Overseas Killer Here – Why? Asks Peters

Tue Oct 22 2002

Ethnic Engineering "Frightening" Says Peters

Tue Oct 22 2002

Ask Ministry About Fishing Corruption - Peters

Wed Oct 30 2002

Kick Out The Illegals Please Minister

Wed Nov 06 2002

"Does Anyone Know What’s Happening?"

Thu Nov 07 2002

Canterbury Prisons Are A Joke Says Mark

Fri Nov 08 2002

Mark Calls For Byers To Resign

Thu Nov 14 2002

Labour Fears Immigration Debate

Mon Nov 18 2002

"Is PPTA Racist?" - Asks NZ First MP

Tue Nov 19 2002

Debate On Maori Representation Is Hypocritical

Wed Nov 20 2002

The Lightning Rod For Immigration Changes

Mon Nov 25 2002

No Singin' In The Rain Says Peters

Wed Nov 27 2002

Dial 111 – Auckland Is Bleeding Cops, Says Mark

Mon Dec 02 2002

Goon Squad Findings Reveal Serious Managmnt. Flaws

Mon Dec 02 2002

Mass Immigration Not Helping Housing Crisis

Mon Dec 02 2002

Tranzrail Off The Rails On Safety, Says Mark

Mon Dec 02 2002

Peters Speech: Managing the Manipulators

Thu Dec 05 2002

Ageing Immigrants Add To Taxpayer Burden

Tue Dec 10 2002

Government Neglects Acc Victims

Wed Dec 18 2002

Teens On Milky Alcopops a Cashcow For Govt

Thu Dec 19 2002

Immigration Pushes Up House Prices - Peters

Thu Jan 23 2003

Light At End Of Tunnel For Rail Intersection

Fri Jan 31 2003

NZ Swamped By Soaring Immigrant Numbers

Tue Feb 04 2003

Parents Fleeced By New School Qualification Costs

Fri Feb 07 2003

Don't Know Minister Must Go Now Says Peters

Thu Feb 13 2003

Blame The Killers Says Ron Mark

Fri Feb 14 2003

Immigration Fraud The Norm Says Peters

Mon Feb 17 2003

Rail Shambles Unacceptable Says Brown

Fri Feb 21 2003

Farm Workers Exploited Under Minister’s Nose

Mon Feb 24 2003

Otago University's Absurd Maori Policy

Tue Feb 25 2003

Send Problem Japanese Students Home Says Peters

Fri Feb 28 2003

Floodgates For Immigrants Wide Open

Mon Mar 03 2003

Peters Questions Tranz Rail Safety

Thu Mar 06 2003

Prison Or Brothel? Asks Nz First Mp

Fri Mar 07 2003

Government Makes Dpb A Career Choice

Mon Mar 10 2003

Political Correctness And Treaty Grievances

Mon Mar 10 2003

Asian Survey Result Sad But Predictable

Fri Mar 21 2003

Peters Speech: Massy University

Wed Apr 02 2003

Mallard Must Go

Fri Apr 11 2003

Peters Speech: "The New Zealand Revolution"

Fri Apr 11 2003

Appointee To Teachers Council Must Be Sacked

Tue Apr 15 2003

Act Perkbusters Love Perks

Wed Apr 16 2003

She's Got To Be Kidding, And She Has To Go!

Thu Apr 17 2003

Peters Questions Population Figures

Wed Apr 23 2003

Principals Should Use Osh Legislation Over Sars

Tue Apr 29 2003

Migrants Should Speak English Says Peters

Thu May 01 2003

Offenders On Home Detention Free To Re-Offend

Tue May 06 2003

Lords Of The Extortion Rings

Thu May 08 2003

Budget Speech Rt Hon Winston Peters

Thu May 15 2003

Foreigners Come First With This Government

Thu May 15 2003

Immigration Econ Bubble Will Burst Warns Peters

Thu May 15 2003

More Trotters In The Crowded Trough

Fri May 16 2003

Unlicenced Immigrants Should Be Taken Off Roads

Fri May 16 2003

Honesty No Longer The Policy Of The Police?

Wed May 21 2003

Imported Crime Increasing Says Mark

Wed May 21 2003

Lack Of Privy Council Marae Meetings A Disgrace

Fri May 23 2003

New Zealand’s Identity Crisis – Colony Or Nation?

Fri May 23 2003

Peters Speech Extracts NZ First Taupo Electorate

Mon Jun 09 2003

Milk For Schools Should Continue

Wed Jun 18 2003

Hug An Immigrant Campaign Misses Point Says Peters

Tue Jun 24 2003

Social Engineers - Economic Mismanagers!

Thu Jun 26 2003

Ordinary Kiwis Come Last With Labour

Mon Jun 30 2003

Correctness Will Not Solve Health Disparity

Thu Jul 10 2003

Tenth Anniversary To Celebrate

Tue Jul 15 2003

Peters Welcomes Billboard Interest

Wed Jul 16 2003

Immigration Policy Blamed For Rates Hike

Thu Jul 17 2003

Peters: Labour class of 2003 – Doyens of Duplicity

Tue Jul 22 2003

DHBs Should Bill Foreigners

Thu Jul 24 2003

Zaoui Must Go

Fri Aug 01 2003

Bill To Reduce Violence Towards Children

Thu Aug 07 2003

Peters Speech: Foreshore and Seabed Case

Sun Aug 10 2003

Day Of Reckoning For Labour In Auckland

Thu Aug 14 2003

Fart Tax - One more case of mad cows disease

Fri Aug 22 2003

Government Inaction Already Creating Division

Thu Sep 04 2003

High Immigration Keeps Interest Rates Up

Thu Sep 04 2003

Instant Kiwis Supported For Life

Fri Sep 05 2003

MPs Form Parliamentary Club Of New Zealand Lions

Fri Sep 05 2003

Co-Management A Form Of Co-Madness

Tue Sep 09 2003

Dalziel Reveals Policy On Foreign Students

Wed Sep 10 2003

Immigrant Holidays At Taxpayers’ Expense

Thu Sep 18 2003

Taxpayers Fund Foreign Children's Early Child Ed

Thu Sep 18 2003

Immigration Continues To Climb

Fri Sep 19 2003

Government Policies Hurt Exporters

Tue Sep 23 2003

Ngata - A Career Of Practical Achievement

Thu Sep 25 2003

Dumb And Dumber

Mon Sep 29 2003

Labour Abandons Workers

Tue Sep 30 2003

Migrants ‘Make Better Students’

Fri Oct 03 2003

Why a Falling Birthrate?

Mon Oct 06 2003

Free Zaoui For The Next Flight - Peters

Tue Oct 07 2003

Goon Squad Inquiry Blocked

Thu Oct 09 2003

Zero Tolerance For Drug Pushers - Peters

Thu Oct 09 2003

Peters Speech: NZ First Convention

Mon Oct 13 2003

Privy Council Referendum

Mon Oct 13 2003

Open Day At Rolleston Prison

Fri Oct 17 2003

National’s Brash Leap To Nowhere

Tue Oct 28 2003

We Don’t Want Your Blood Money

Wed Oct 29 2003

ERU (Goon Squad) Investigation – About Time

Mon Nov 03 2003

Pay Attention Health Minister

Tue Nov 11 2003

Another Immigration Scam In Paradise

Wed Nov 12 2003

Government Dodges Peters’ Legal Aid Questions

Thu Nov 20 2003

Education Minister Fails Needs Of The Northshore

Thu Dec 04 2003

Bonuses For Numbers Of Foreign Fee-Paying Students

Wed Dec 10 2003

Pest Control Savings Irresponsible

Tue Dec 16 2003

Social Services Minister Delays Daft Draft

Mon Jan 05 2004

Welfarism No Substitute For Good Parenting

Wed Jan 21 2004

Treatment Of British Bobbies Stinks Says Mark

Thu Jan 22 2004

DOC's Land Buying Spree Continues

Tue Jan 27 2004

Legal Aid For Czechs A Joke - Mark

Fri Jan 30 2004

Winston Peters Address & Reply Debate Speech

Tue Feb 10 2004

Free Dental Care A Thing Of The Past

Wed Feb 18 2004

It's The Economy Stupid - Rt Hon Winston Peters

Thu Feb 19 2004

Search All Asian Students Says Mark

Tue Feb 24 2004

Dental Care For Children Disappearing

Thu Feb 26 2004

Auckland University World Leader

Tue Mar 02 2004

Teacher Contribution To Success Of NCEA

Thu Mar 04 2004

Tribunal Report Adds To Confusion

Mon Mar 08 2004

MSD's Computer System "Complex and Fragile"

Wed Mar 17 2004

Fingerprints On The Treaty, Footprints In The Sand

Thu Mar 18 2004

Sex Education Urgently Needed

Mon Mar 22 2004

Peters Questions "Bizarre" Acc Rehab Plan

Wed Mar 24 2004

Where Are The Parents?

Mon Mar 29 2004

Peters Pays Tribute To Michael King

Wed Mar 31 2004

Zaoui Case Scandalous Says Peters

Wed Mar 31 2004

Adult Crime Deserves Adult Time Says Mark

Thu Apr 01 2004

Agent Orange Issue Getting Darker

Fri Apr 02 2004

New Zealand Democracy Shamed

Fri Apr 02 2004

DOC Robbing Peter To Pay Paul

Thu Apr 15 2004

Offend On Our Roads Then Home You Go

Thu Apr 22 2004

Students Caught In Debt Trap

Mon May 03 2004

Search And Rescue Decisions Needed

Tue May 04 2004

Canterbury DHB Puts Dollars Before Sense

Thu May 06 2004

Our Elderly: How Do We Treat Them?

Wed May 12 2004

"The changing tide of politics"

Fri May 14 2004

Assurance Sought On Waitaki Bill

Tue May 18 2004

Rt Hon Winston Peters -Budget speech

Thu May 27 2004

Food A Key To Learning

Fri May 28 2004

Deport Organised Criminals? Don't Hold Your Breath

Tue Jun 01 2004

DHB's Child Health Programme Applauded

Wed Jun 02 2004

Working For The Real Economy

Wed Jun 02 2004

School Computer Schemes Unethical – NZ First

Tue Jun 08 2004

Paua Poachers Out Of Control

Wed Jun 09 2004

Panic Move By Reserve Bank Says Peters

Thu Jun 10 2004

Birthplace Policy Change Too Good To Be True

Mon Jun 14 2004

Rt Hon Winston Peters To Visit Christchurch

Wed Jun 16 2004

Imitation Without Admission - Winston Peters

Mon Jun 21 2004

Labour’s "Diversity" Is Taxpayers’ Burden

Tue Jun 22 2004

Goon Squad To Be Revisited

Thu Jun 24 2004

Civilians Solving Crime

Mon Jun 28 2004

Land Based Piracy

Mon Jun 28 2004

Peters Makes Statement To House

Tue Jun 29 2004

Brace Yourself For Another Immigrant Invasion

Tue Jul 06 2004

Overpaid Principals Acting Unprofessionally

Tue Jul 06 2004

United Future MP Advocates Lawbreaking

Wed Jul 07 2004

Government Guilty Of Age Discrimination

Tue Jul 13 2004

Why Is 'Most Wanted' Overstayer Still Here?

Thu Jul 15 2004

Young Offenders Taken On Skiing Jaunt Says Mark

Thu Jul 15 2004

DOC - Time To Share The Vision

Fri Jul 16 2004

Primary Teacher Strikes Inevitable –NZ First

Mon Jul 19 2004

Don Should Have Walked In Rain To Rugby

Thu Jul 22 2004

Home Ownership - The Impossible Dream

Thu Jul 29 2004

What Is Causing The Depression?

Thu Jul 29 2004

Congratulations Auckland University

Fri Jul 30 2004

Want Attention? Light Fires

Fri Jul 30 2004

Winston Peters:The Sounds Of Silence in Parliament

Mon Aug 02 2004

Cancer Patients Facing Treatment Crisis

Wed Aug 04 2004

Lift Drinking Age Now Says NZ First

Wed Aug 04 2004

Maori Students’ Stance Bizarre Says Jones

Wed Aug 11 2004

Winston's "There’s a Hole in Our Bucket!" Speech

Wed Aug 25 2004

Peters: "Look out 2005, here we come!"

Fri Aug 27 2004

Peters Speech: "Look out 2005, here we come!"

Mon Aug 30 2004

Peters: Bring Back Compulsory Military Training

Tue Aug 31 2004

Prisoner Payout Should Go To Victims Says Peters

Fri Sep 03 2004

Growing Interest Rates Strangling Economy

Thu Sep 09 2004

Need Medical Care? First Pick Your DHB

Thu Sep 09 2004

United Future Backflips On Seabed Bill

Fri Sep 17 2004

Get On Board Waitaki

Wed Sep 22 2004

New Zealand First Announces New Treaty Policy

Wed Sep 29 2004

Look After Those Who Look After Our Soldiers

Thu Sep 30 2004

Government Yellow On Agent Orange

Wed Oct 06 2004

So Where's The Integrity? Asks Peters

Tue Oct 12 2004

"The Unprincipled Treaty"

Fri Oct 15 2004

Rising Interest Rates Have Got To Stop

Tue Oct 26 2004

Peters' Great Lakes Party Conference Speech

Mon Nov 01 2004

"A Fair Go For Citizens In Their Own Country"

Fri Nov 05 2004

New Zealanders Will Own Foreshore And Seabed

Wed Nov 10 2004

Winston Peters: This place was meant for you & me

Mon Nov 22 2004

Christmas Great For The Healthy

Thu Nov 25 2004

Ignorance Is No Excuse

Thu Nov 25 2004

It’s Time For Men To Be Men And Not Bullies

Fri Nov 26 2004

How Many Zaouis Are Here?

Wed Dec 01 2004

Meridian Commended For Water Deal

Thu Dec 02 2004

Report Reveals Health Problem

Tue Dec 14 2004

Council Building Levies Could Be Detrimental

Thu Dec 16 2004

Corrections Responsible For ERU Disaster

Fri Dec 17 2004

Medical Student Fee Rise Is Deplorable

Fri Dec 17 2004

Auckland Regional Transport A Priority

Wed Dec 22 2004

Hospital Dental Care In Dire Straits

Tue Jan 25 2005

Rt Hon Winston Peters - Speech In Reply

Tue Feb 01 2005

Hutt Valley Chosen For Youth Transition Pilot

Tue Feb 08 2005

Rt Hon Winston Peters: "The Forgotten People"

Tue Feb 08 2005

Underground Transpower Line Says NZ First

Wed Feb 16 2005

Gallipoli Not Entertainment

Fri Feb 18 2005

Winston Peters Speech to Financial Planners

Wed Feb 23 2005

NZQA Talking Statistical Nonsense

Thu Feb 24 2005

Anzac Cove Must Be Preserved

Wed Mar 02 2005

NZ First Asks: Will Parliament's Prayer Remain?

Fri Mar 04 2005

Open Letter From Ron Mark To Annette King

Fri Mar 04 2005

ANZAC Cove In Jeopardy Says Gudgeon

Mon Mar 07 2005

Peters - Address to Grey Power Meeting Hapai Club

Wed Mar 16 2005

Immigrant Fraud A Big Industry

Tue Mar 22 2005

Dumb Economics Ruining Exporters – Peters

Wed Mar 23 2005

Aussie Banks Robbing Staff

Thu Apr 07 2005

Golden Card For A Golden Age

Tue Apr 12 2005

Labour Deceiving Elderly Says Peters

Tue Apr 12 2005

NZFirst Policy: Golden Card For A Golden Age

Tue Apr 12 2005

"Making Your Vote Count"

Mon Apr 18 2005

Why No Maori Scholarships?

Mon Apr 18 2005

Medical Leaders Agree With New Zealand First

Thu Apr 28 2005

Veterans Need More Support – NZ First

Wed May 04 2005

A Question Of Leadership - Winston Peters

Thu May 05 2005

Why The Principles Of The Treaty Must Go

Thu May 05 2005

NZQA Chair Resigns, Minister Mallard Resigns?

Fri May 06 2005

VC Medal for Sgt Manahi Would Be Justice

Thu May 12 2005

Peters: Why No Action On Immigrant Job Scams?

Tue May 17 2005

Budget Blues for Schools

Thu May 19 2005

Budget Just Dampening Down Hot Spots In Education

Thu May 19 2005

Who is the Weakest Link?

Thu May 19 2005

Pathetic Response To Grave Situation

Fri May 20 2005

Government Abandons Southern War Vets

Mon May 23 2005

Peters Speech: "What Makes a Leader?"

Wed May 25 2005

Nz First's Tough New Immigration Policy

Fri May 27 2005

Securing Our Borders and Protecting Our Identity

Fri May 27 2005

Education For New Zealanders – First!

Thu Jun 02 2005

An Opportunity To Correct An Historical Anomaly

Thu Jun 09 2005

Peter's - Nation or Economic Colony

Thu Jun 09 2005

Government Listens To New Zealand First

Tue Jun 14 2005

Peters - When Integrity Counts Most

Thu Jun 16 2005

Peters Speech: A Fair Go For Racing

Fri Jun 17 2005

Peters Speech: Te Awamutu Grey Power

Tue Jun 21 2005

What You Get Is What You See

Fri Jun 24 2005

Labour's Gay Marriage Agenda Exposed As A Flop

Wed Jun 29 2005

What Will Labour’s Legacy Be?

Wed Jun 29 2005

Taihape School Review Needs Rethinking

Mon Jul 04 2005

Winston Peters Speech - No Re-Run Of 1996

Tue Jul 05 2005

Aussie Takeover Not The Way To Treat Elderly

Tue Jul 12 2005

Peters: The Super Rip-Off Continues

Fri Jul 15 2005

National Candidates Son Has More Sense Than Father

Fri Jul 22 2005

Labour’s Tertiary Policy A Sign Of Desperation

Wed Jul 27 2005

The End Of Tolerance

Thu Jul 28 2005

National must rule out NZ First's super bribe

Mon Aug 01 2005

Leaky Homes First

Thu Aug 04 2005

New Zealand First’s Direct Democracy Policy

Fri Aug 05 2005

Peters: Is There An Enemy Within?

Wed Aug 10 2005

UNITEC - Right Decision But For Wrong Reasons

Wed Aug 10 2005

Dail Jones: Foreign Policy Forum Speech

Wed Aug 17 2005

New Zealand First Candidates List – 2005 Election

Tue Aug 23 2005

Peters Slams $30,000 State Funded Sex Change

Wed Aug 24 2005

Hawkins Claims A Joke Says Mark

Thu Aug 25 2005

Peters: Hidden Agendas – Who Is Surprised!

Tue Aug 30 2005

Your Guardians – New Zealand First

Thu Sep 01 2005

Peters: Why Jobs And Exports Matter

Mon Sep 05 2005

Peters Speech: Keeping Them Honest

Tue Sep 13 2005

Peters: The Great Pretenders

Thu Sep 15 2005

Electoral Fraud Undermines Democracy - Mark

Mon Sep 26 2005

It's The Same Old Story

Thu Oct 13 2005

A Tribute to David Lange

Wed Nov 09 2005

Leadership Critical In Maternity Debate

Tue Nov 15 2005

Peters: New Zealand First Annual Convention

Mon Nov 21 2005

Kiwi Dream Remains Just That

Wed Nov 23 2005

Interest Rates Rise Hurts Primary Production

Thu Dec 01 2005

GP Shortage Will Not Disappear On Its Own

Mon Dec 12 2005

New Zealand First Delivers On Carbon Tax Promise

Wed Dec 21 2005

Hamilton Wins The Race

Thu Feb 16 2006

Criticism of Attendance Reward Education Beat-Up

Fri Feb 17 2006

Shedding Grievance To Embrace A Bright New Future

Thu Mar 02 2006

Peters: Opening Of Auckland Office

Mon Mar 06 2006

Peters Speech - "Preparing For A Golden Age"

Tue Mar 28 2006

Inaction On HIV Baby Risk Scandalous

Tue Apr 04 2006

Warnings About Licence Cheats Ignored - Mark

Tue Apr 04 2006

Party Pills Toxicity Unknown

Thu Apr 13 2006

Waiting List Fiddling Unacceptable

Thu Apr 13 2006

Realism Required In Health Priorities

Thu Apr 20 2006

Peters’ 2006 Budget Speech

Thu May 18 2006

Another Baby Step Towards Better Immigration

Mon May 22 2006

Middle Schools The Way Forward – NZ FIRST

Wed May 24 2006

VC A Fitting Tribute For Maori War Hero

Fri May 26 2006

Climb Every Mountain

Tue May 30 2006

Peters: The Many Faces Of New Zealand Inc

Thu Jun 15 2006

Congratulations Due For Diabetes Success

Wed Jun 21 2006

Huge Risks In Second Language Policy

Wed Aug 02 2006

Huge Risks In Second Language Policy

Thu Aug 03 2006

It's A Sad Solution But We Did Warn You

Wed Aug 30 2006

NZ First Removes Tax On Tauranga Motorists

Tue Sep 26 2006

Medical Workforce Issues Ignored

Tue Oct 03 2006

Great Decision But 12 Years Too Late

Thu Oct 05 2006

Bottom Rung Getting Higher

Mon Oct 09 2006

Bottom Rung Getting Higher

Tue Oct 10 2006

Exclusive Brethren Schools Save Government Money

Wed Oct 11 2006

Winston Peters NZ First Annual Convention 2006

Sun Oct 15 2006

Vaccine Scaremongering Irresponsible

Fri Oct 27 2006

Loan Amnesty A Positive Move - Donnelly

Mon Nov 13 2006

Donnelly Welcomes Universities of Technology Bill

Thu Nov 23 2006

Tertiary Floodgates Won't Be Opened By Bill

Thu Nov 23 2006

Kiwi Dream Dying

Wed Jan 24 2007

Weapons Discovery Alarming - Mark

Fri Feb 02 2007

Disruptive Behaviour Initiative

Tue Feb 20 2007

Improving Maori Participation In Education

Thu Feb 22 2007

Rt Hon Winston Peters: Perspectives On Politics

Fri Feb 23 2007

Shortlived Appointment Costly for DHB

Mon Feb 26 2007

School Trustees Vote Important

Thu Mar 01 2007

Piecemeal Dental Strategy Will Waste Funding

Fri Mar 02 2007

Home Equity Scheme Too Little, Too Late

Thu Mar 15 2007

Key Should Read Some School Reports

Mon Apr 02 2007

Peters - Never Judge A Book By Its Cover

Thu Apr 05 2007

Health System Working - But Could Do Better

Wed May 02 2007

Peters: Where Do Our Seniors Go?

Wed May 16 2007

Mark Urges Caution On Youth Offending Funding

Thu May 17 2007

Peters' speech in response to Budget 2007

Thu May 17 2007

State Housing For NZers First - Not Last!

Tue May 22 2007

Export Year Gives Boost to BOP Exporters

Fri Jun 08 2007

Majority Of HIV Migrants Still Awol

Mon Jun 11 2007

Government Committing Educational Infanticide

Tue Jun 12 2007

Victoria Cross A Symbol Of NZSAS' Valuable Work

Mon Jul 02 2007

Peters: Events

Fri Jul 06 2007

Urgent Action Needed To Retain Doctors

Fri Jul 20 2007

A Great Cook Island Leader Has Passed Away

Wed Jul 25 2007

Australia Reviewing Pet Scan Funding

Thu Jul 26 2007

Police Must Throw The Book At Students

Wed Aug 29 2007

Time For NZ Citizens To Have Housing Priority

Tue Oct 23 2007

Peters: Uniquely Kiwi – An Endangered Species

Sun Oct 28 2007

Public To Have Say On Technology Bill

Wed Nov 07 2007

Public To Have Say On Universities Of Technology

Thu Nov 08 2007

Lack Of Antenatal Screening Scandalous

Fri Nov 09 2007

Education Key to Closing Gap in Maori Earnings

Fri Dec 07 2007

Winston Peters - "What Price Democracy?"

Fri Dec 14 2007

Maori Scholarship Winner A Success Story

Tue Dec 18 2007

Arthur Or Martha? Let The Commission Decide!

Fri Jan 18 2008

Low Maori Incomes Are No Surprise - Paraone

Fri Feb 15 2008

Board Sacking Last Resort

Thu Feb 28 2008

Universal Student Allowance? Vote NZ First

Fri Feb 29 2008

Board Sacking Last Resort

Wed Mar 05 2008

From Russia With Love

Thu Mar 06 2008

Housing For Refugees While Kiwis Live In Camps

Thu Mar 13 2008

Peters: "Order Not Chaos – The Politics of MMP"

Tue Apr 15 2008

Mark Congratulates Judge in Tagger Case

Wed Apr 16 2008

Grey Power AGM: "Rebuilding the NZ Way of Life"

Mon Apr 21 2008

National's Tough Gang Talk Hot Air Says Mark

Mon May 12 2008

Peters: What Is In It For You?

Wed May 21 2008

Peters: "Let’s go to the Promised Land"

Thu May 22 2008

Peters: Morrinsville GreyPower

Mon May 26 2008

Keep Taking Our Ideas Says NZ First

Tue May 27 2008

Kiwis Sold Out In NZDL Sale To Russians

Tue May 27 2008

World Health Organisation Raises Work Force Issues

Wed May 28 2008

Honest Immigration Debate Needed – Peters

Wed Jun 11 2008

Get Gangs Out Of State Housing

Wed Jun 25 2008

Peters Address To Plimmerton Rotary Club

Fri Jun 27 2008

95,000 Job Losses "Collateral Damage"

Thu Jul 03 2008

Reveal Drug Importers - Mark

Tue Jul 08 2008

Foreign Take-Over Of Dairy Industry Begins

Fri Jul 18 2008

Statement By Rt Hon Winston Peters

Sat Jul 19 2008

Winston Peters Speech to NZ First Convention

Mon Jul 21 2008

More Work Needed On Maori Education

Fri Jul 25 2008

Peters: "Your Future Is In Your Hands"

Wed Jul 30 2008

Peters: There Has Always Been An Alternative

Thu Jul 31 2008

Peters - "Genuinely On Your Side"

Mon Aug 11 2008

Peters: Our Promise To You – We Deliver

Mon Aug 11 2008

"Genuinely On Your Side"

Tue Aug 12 2008

Peters: Superannuation Forum

Tue Aug 12 2008

Winston Peters - That "Vision" Thing

Thu Aug 14 2008

Peters: Bay of Plenty Mayors Forum

Fri Aug 15 2008

Peters: A Conspiracy Of Conspiracies

Thu Aug 21 2008

Peters: A Generation At Risk

Thu Aug 21 2008

Peters - Deeds Beat Words

Thu Aug 28 2008

Peters: Keeping The Wolf From The Door

Fri Aug 29 2008

Defence: Problems with Recruitment & Retention

Wed Sep 03 2008

Winston Peters: A Land Full Of Noise

Fri Sep 12 2008

NZ First Supports Universal Student Allowance

Fri Sep 19 2008

Lack Of Action On TB Disturbing

Tue Sep 23 2008

A Tribute To Hon Brian Donnelly QSO

Thu Sep 25 2008

Stop Stealing Our Thunder Says Peters

Wed Oct 01 2008

Media Trivialise Crucial Election - Peters

Fri Oct 03 2008

Nats Lack The Spine To Get Tough On Crime

Mon Oct 06 2008

Time To Ban Asthma-Causing Heaters

Tue Oct 07 2008

Maternity Services Back In Spotlight

Wed Oct 08 2008

Peters: RSA Council Meeting

Wed Oct 08 2008

Peters: Protect and Save YOUR Tauranga

Fri Oct 10 2008

Labour Borrows Another Policy – NZ First

Mon Oct 13 2008

New Zealand First Sets The Agenda

Wed Oct 15 2008

NZ First Announces Party List

Wed Oct 15 2008

Peters: Protect and Save New Zealand Jobs

Thu Oct 16 2008

Winston Peters: Protect and Save New Zealand Jobs

Thu Oct 16 2008

Cut Interest Rates Now Says Peters

Fri Oct 17 2008

Peters: The Party With The Policies

Sun Oct 19 2008

Peters: It's The Economic Crisis

Tue Oct 21 2008

Peters: John Key's Mistake

Tue Oct 28 2008

Peters: Myths and Legends of Election 2008

Tue Oct 28 2008

More Concerns About Maternity Services

Wed Oct 29 2008

More Concerns About Maternity Services

Thu Oct 30 2008

NZ First To Keep Up The Good Fight

Tue Nov 11 2008

Peters: NZ First A.G.M., Waikato Stadium

Mon Aug 31 2009

Peters: Kawerau & Districts Grey Power

Fri Oct 09 2009

Peters: What result from the economic experiment?

Sun Nov 01 2009

Speech: Peters - The economic experiment?

Mon Nov 02 2009

Speech: Peters - Integration or Disintegration?

Thu Nov 12 2009

Winston Peters' Speech: The Road Back

Sat Dec 12 2009

Speech: Winston Peters "MMP - The Inside Story"

Fri Jan 29 2010

A Trip to the Third World – Watch Your Wallet

Tue Mar 09 2010

Winston Peters - Back To The Future?

Fri Mar 26 2010

Chinese Farm Purchases "Tangled Charade" - Peters

Mon May 10 2010

Peters: Address to Political Science Students

Tue May 18 2010

Peters: "Losing Our Birthright"

Sun Jul 25 2010

NZ For Sale

Tue Aug 03 2010

Where There Is No Vision The People Perish

Mon Aug 09 2010

The Masters of Bait and Switch

Wed Sep 22 2010

Peters: "GST = Greedies Snatching And Taking"

Wed Sep 29 2010

New Zealand First Annual Convention

Fri Oct 29 2010

Peters: New Zealand First Convention

Mon Nov 01 2010

Political Insanity - And The Treatment

Fri Nov 19 2010

Horan Confirmed As NZF Tauranga Candidate

Sun Dec 12 2010

Speech: Peters - Public Meeting, Kelston Community Hall

Sun Feb 20 2011

Winston Peter Speech: Protecting Our People

Tue Mar 08 2011

Speech: Peters - Recession

Mon Mar 21 2011

Winston Peters Speech: Learning To Say 'No'

Tue Mar 22 2011

Dairy Farms Sale Overseas is "Treason" - Peters

Fri Apr 15 2011

Peters: "Stand up and don’t take this anymore!"

Fri Apr 15 2011

Peters: When Will They Ever Learn?

Wed Apr 20 2011

Speech: Peters - AGM Grey Power

Sun May 08 2011

Peters Questions Insurance Increase

Tue May 10 2011

Speech: Peters - The State of New Zealand’s Foreign Affairs

Sun May 15 2011

Winston Peters Speech To Counties Manukau Grey Power AGM

Tue May 17 2011

Speech: Peters - Tauranga Public Meeting

Sun May 22 2011

Winston Peters Speech: Hamilton Grey Power On The Economy

Mon May 23 2011

Winston Peters Speech: "the thin edge of a disastrous wedge"

Fri May 27 2011

Peters: Patriots or Traitors?

Wed Jun 01 2011

Kiwi Call Centre In Bombay? Asks Peters

Mon Jun 13 2011

"Outsourcing New Zealand – National’s Economic Plan!"

Fri Jun 24 2011

What on earth is happening here?

Fri Jul 22 2011

Please Explain Where The Jobs Are - Peters

Sat Jul 23 2011

Speech: Peters - Forming a Government For The People

Sun Jul 31 2011

"Time to Break the Cycle of Madness"

Wed Aug 10 2011

Youth Trained For Australia? Asks Peters

Mon Aug 15 2011

"What of the real culprits"

Wed Aug 17 2011

Peters: What Lessons For Young When You Ignore Crooks?

Thu Aug 18 2011

Peters: Plan Or Perish – There is No Choice

Fri Aug 19 2011

Peters: Minority Governments in Practice

Fri Aug 26 2011

NZ First Selects Hugh Barr For Ohariu

Tue Sep 13 2011

Student To Contest Wellington Seat For NZ First

Tue Sep 13 2011

Winston Peters: "Time for Earthquake Plan and Tax"

Wed Sep 21 2011

NZ First Selects Jerry Ho for Maungakiekie

Fri Sep 23 2011

Peters: Wanted –Some Leadership!

Wed Oct 05 2011

Speech: Peters - ‘An Election where Values Matter’

Fri Oct 07 2011

"Former MP seeks to return"

Sun Oct 09 2011

Speech: Peters - Tauranga Public Meeting

Sat Oct 15 2011

Speech: Peters - Election Looming – Key things to watch for

Wed Oct 26 2011

Rt. Hon Winston Peters: "For a Fair Go"

Sun Oct 30 2011

Winston Peters Speech: Deloitte-Business NZ Election Conf.

Mon Oct 31 2011

New Zealand First Issues List For 2011 General Election

Tue Nov 01 2011

Peters: NZ First Law And Order Intiatives

Wed Nov 02 2011

Tie Up Aratere Now Warns Peters

Wed Nov 02 2011

Speech: Peters - NZ First Coalition Position

Sun Nov 06 2011

National’s Westpac Mate Creams Kiwis

Mon Nov 14 2011

Speech: Peters - Why Sell Out New Zealand?

Wed Nov 16 2011

Peters: Public Meeting Speech Extracts

Thu Nov 17 2011

Why They Don’t Want NZ First In Opposition

Wed Nov 23 2011

Winston Peters Speech: Choose Calm Over Panic

Wed Nov 23 2011

Peters: "Concoctions and Contradictions"

Wed Dec 21 2011

Peters to Raise Questions over South Canterbury Finance

Tue Jan 17 2012

Andrew Williams, New Zealand First: Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 08 2012

Asenati Lole-Taylor: Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 08 2012

Brendan Horan: Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 08 2012

Denis O’Rourke: Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 08 2012

Richard Prosser Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 08 2012

Tracey Martin, New Zealand First: Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 08 2012

Workers Minimum Wage Rise A Pittance, says Peters

Wed Feb 08 2012

New Zealand First Sole Voice Against Road User Charges Bill

Wed Feb 15 2012

The Campaign From The New Zealand First Perspective

Thu Feb 16 2012

Welfare Changes Wont Solve Problems – Peters

Mon Feb 27 2012

AMI Buyout Banana Republic Style - Peters

Thu Mar 01 2012

Kiwis voting with their feet – It’s a stampede, says Peters

Mon Mar 05 2012

Cheap Diabetes Test Plan Needs More Consultation

Thu Mar 08 2012

Earthquake Recovery Grinds to a Halt

Wed Mar 28 2012

Earthquake Minister Must Resign – NZ First

Mon Apr 16 2012

Peters - The Government We Deserve – Who Deserves This?

Wed May 02 2012

Short-sighted graduate export scheme

Wed May 02 2012

Come clean Over Timaru Oil Spill Says Peters

Sat May 05 2012

Peters: The Big changes

Mon May 07 2012

Manufacturers Battered By Failed Government Policies

Thu May 10 2012

Winston Peters Tells Aussies the GC is a Load of Rubbish

Thu May 10 2012

Flawed Pig Meat Import Standards Must Be Dropped – Peters

Fri May 11 2012

End ‘Ethnic Precincts’ – Peters

Tue May 15 2012

Devil Lurks in the Educational Detail – NZ First

Wed May 16 2012

Government Creates ‘Lack of Grunt’ in NZ Economy – Peters

Mon May 21 2012

Pacific Island Students Failed By The Government

Tue May 22 2012

"Back to the Future"

Thu May 24 2012

Budget Puts Nats in Time Warp – Peters

Thu May 24 2012

Student Loan Changes Will Add To Mass Aussie Exodus

Fri May 25 2012

Time for Nats to Support Frontline Teaching

Sun May 27 2012

The Budget- a Country up For Sale

Mon May 28 2012

Over 100,000 ready to Drop, Cover and Hold

Wed May 30 2012

Whānau Ora ‘Bro-Psychobabble’ Funding At $12m and Counting

Wed May 30 2012

Winston Peters: You Get What You Vote For!

Thu May 31 2012

Stop Race-Based Education Hypocrisy – Peters

Fri Jun 01 2012

Key Misleads NZ about Economic Growth – Peters

Thu Jun 07 2012

Thousands of Local Government Jobs to Go – NZ First

Tue Jun 12 2012

Chinese Visa Fraud Requires Urgent Investigation

Wed Jul 11 2012

Power Company Loyalty Shares Heading to Australia

Tue Jul 24 2012

Speech: Peters - New Zealand Super

Tue Aug 07 2012

Economics Wins Out Over the Health of New Zealanders

Wed Aug 08 2012

No Standard for National Standards

Thu Aug 09 2012

Government Inaction Makes a Mockery of Rail Safety Week

Tue Aug 14 2012

Review Unfair Decile-Based Funding System – NZ First

Tue Aug 21 2012

Nats Blunder On With Special School Cuts

Tue Aug 28 2012

Leaked Memo Shows Kiwirail Infrastrucre Rotten to the Core

Wed Aug 29 2012

Government Offer to Uninsured Home Owners Unfair

Thu Sep 13 2012

Students with Learning Disabilities Snubbed By Government

Fri Sep 21 2012

Kiwirail Blunders Behind Gisborne - Napier Rail Link Closure

Wed Oct 03 2012

National to Ram Anti-Democratic Bill through Parliament

Thu Oct 04 2012

Speech: Peters - Jobs Crisis in Manufacturing

Fri Oct 12 2012

Newly Trained Teachers Forced To Look Overseas For Work

Mon Oct 15 2012

Peters Speech: NZ Manufacturers & Exporters Association

Mon Oct 15 2012

Parents Rights Abused by Charter School Laws

Wed Oct 17 2012

Kiwi Parents Educational Views Ignored By The Government

Thu Oct 18 2012

Peters: RMTU Annual Delegates Conference

Tue Oct 23 2012

NZ First Marks World Teachers Day With Visit To Christchurch

Thu Oct 25 2012

Vulnerable Students Are National’s Latest Target

Thu Nov 01 2012

Inspiring Education Pioneer Remembered

Mon Nov 05 2012

Government Must Act On Cathedral

Thu Nov 08 2012

Pasifika Unemployment at Unacceptable Levels

Tue Nov 13 2012

Government Fast Tracks Another Immigration Mess

Wed Nov 14 2012

NZ First Pledges to Restore Democracy in Canterbury

Thu Nov 15 2012

Whanau Ora a Tragedy for Maori And Taxpayers

Thu Nov 15 2012

Minister Must Back Homegrown Education

Mon Nov 19 2012

Government Continues Its Education Privatisation Agenda

Thu Nov 22 2012

Rural Pharmacies Struggling for Staff

Fri Nov 23 2012

Foreign Ownership of NZ Homes Needs New Regulations

Sun Nov 25 2012

Be Warned: Dismantled Democracy Coming To A Place Near You

Wed Nov 28 2012

Kawerau Community Congratulated for Their Generosity

Thu Nov 29 2012

Secrecy Surrounds Medicine Price Increase

Tue Dec 11 2012

Beneficiary Numbers On The Rise Again Under National

Fri Jan 18 2013

Time To Fix Novopay – Three Months To Forever

Tue Jan 22 2013

Health Campaign Needed To Fight Children’s Dental Problems

Thu Jan 24 2013

Same Old Sad Rhetoric From John Key

Fri Jan 25 2013

Joyce Lets Teachers Down Again Over Novopay

Mon Jan 28 2013

Reply To The Prime Minister’s Statement

Tue Jan 29 2013

Shiny New Objects Should Not Distract From Learning

Wed Jan 30 2013

Rugby Sevens Must Use Olympics Inclusion to Grow the Game

Thu Jan 31 2013

‘Do Nothing’ Government at Heart of Medical Shortage

Mon Feb 04 2013

Minister Sends Shockwaves through Christchurch Schools

Mon Feb 18 2013

Care Workers Victims of National’s Low Wage Economy

Wed Feb 20 2013

Nats Care More About Money Than Special Needs Children

Wed Feb 27 2013

PSA Kiwifruit Bacteria Entered NZ From China Says Expert

Wed Feb 27 2013

More Measures Required To Tackle Diabetes

Fri Mar 01 2013

Steven Joyce in denial over Education Ministry in crisis

Wed Mar 06 2013

Land-Grab Shows Need for a Foreign Land Ownership Register

Wed Mar 13 2013

Solid Energy a Micro-Meddled Mess Thanks to the Government

Wed Mar 13 2013

Government’s Pregnant Pause on Neonatal Units Unacceptable

Thu Mar 14 2013

"Liquidation Sale – New Zealand Inc"

Sat Mar 16 2013

Review Finds More Problems with Novopay

Tue Mar 19 2013

Regional Development Fund Slashed And Squandered

Mon Mar 25 2013

Christchurch Overstayer Must Leave New Zealand

Wed Mar 27 2013

Government Flouts High Court Ruling Over Salisbury School

Wed Mar 27 2013

Government Ignoring Potential Digital Dollar Windfall

Wed Mar 27 2013

NZ Painted as Pensioners’ Paradise for Elderly Chinese

Thu Mar 28 2013

Government Must Untangle Novopay Tax Web

Fri Apr 05 2013

Christchurch Businessmen’s Club: Manufacturing Matters

Mon Apr 08 2013

Are the Greens Just Marijuana Fans?

Thu Apr 11 2013

Full Restoration of Christ Church Cathedral Best Option

Thu Apr 11 2013

Speech to Grey Power: Don’t Take It Any More!

Fri Apr 19 2013

Groser’s Travel Costs Should Go to RSA Veterans

Fri Apr 26 2013

Give Auckland a Chance to Breathe

Mon Apr 29 2013

Quake Outcasts File Judicial Review Proceedings

Wed May 01 2013

National Standards – a Debacle Like Novopay?

Fri May 03 2013

Let’s Celebrate Young New Zealanders During Youth Week

Mon May 06 2013

Drop in Unemployment Means Nothing for Pacific People

Fri May 10 2013

Students Graduate with a Degree – And Debt

Fri May 10 2013

Government Hands Streets to Crims

Wed May 15 2013

"Too Little, Too Late" for Christchurch Home Owners

Wed May 15 2013

Budget Keeps Kiwis on Treadmill Says NZ First

Thu May 16 2013

"The Mouse On A Treadmill Budget"

Thu May 16 2013

Budget Strips Education Funding

Fri May 17 2013

A Hand Up For Pacific Island Students Needed

Mon May 20 2013

Follow Salisbury’s Lead Says NZ First

Wed May 22 2013

Pen Pushers Win with School Mergers

Wed May 22 2013

Peters: "Auckland’s Future – SuperCity or Sin City?"

Fri May 24 2013

Peters: Beyond Selling Off and Cutting Back

Tue May 28 2013

Checkout Operators Are Skilled Workers

Thu May 30 2013

Winston Peters - What a Week

Fri May 31 2013

Doubts Raised Over Charter School Contracts

Wed Jun 05 2013

Warning – National Standards Data Corrupt

Tue Jun 11 2013

Stop Phantom Party Funding

Wed Jun 12 2013

More Building Competition Needed in Canterbury - NZ First

Sun Jun 16 2013

Race Relations - Cover Up or Compromise

Mon Jun 24 2013

Book launch of ‘Persona Non Grata’ by Michael Green

Thu Jun 27 2013

Get Back to Basics Minister

Wed Jul 17 2013

Minister Holding Out On Data Purpose

Fri Jul 19 2013

Cathedral Court Result a Tragedy – Peters

Fri Jul 26 2013

Freeze Property Sales to Foreign Buyers Urges Peters

Mon Jul 29 2013

Special Needs Taxi Announcement Underwhelming

Tue Jul 30 2013

"Government Fiddles Parental Reunion Figures"

Wed Jul 31 2013

Schools Waiting Weeks for Action on Truancy

Wed Jul 31 2013

Come Home from China and Sort Out Your Immigration Mess!

Thu Aug 01 2013

Minister Should Investigate Shonky Student Visas

Fri Aug 02 2013

"Why Politics Matters"

Mon Aug 05 2013

Public Health Priorities Must Change

Fri Aug 09 2013

NZ First Speech: Dunedin South

Sat Aug 10 2013

More Victims Created By Novopay Fallout

Tue Aug 20 2013

Firearms Owners Right to Be Concerned

Wed Aug 28 2013

Further Inaccurate Data from National Standards

Wed Sep 04 2013

Government Abandons the School Journal

Wed Sep 04 2013

Loss of More Land to Foreign Interests a Betrayal

Fri Sep 13 2013

Taxpayer May Fund Private Family Business

Tue Sep 17 2013

Government Truancy Service Failing Schools

Wed Sep 25 2013

Kiwi Sailors Fought Bravely But Bigger Resources Won

Thu Sep 26 2013

Errors Do Not Help Local Government Elections

Tue Oct 01 2013

Mental Wellbeing for Young People is Essential

Mon Oct 07 2013

Alarmist Campaign to Raise Pension Age

Wed Oct 09 2013

Peters: Political Panel - NZ CTU Biennial Conference

Wed Oct 09 2013

New Zealand First More Relevant Than Ever

Sun Oct 20 2013

Government Has Failed Christchurch Policy Holders

Thu Oct 24 2013

Waiting List May Be Shorter, But Will You Qualify For It?

Thu Oct 31 2013

NZ First Will Not Stand Candidate in Christchurch East

Tue Nov 05 2013

High Building Costs Message Slow to Get through

Thu Nov 07 2013

NZ First Says No More Farm Sales to Non Resident Foreigners

Sat Nov 09 2013

Serious Errors at Immigration "Visa Factory"

Wed Nov 20 2013

Time to Recognise Pistol Grips As Safety Feature

Wed Nov 20 2013

Back NZ Families, Not Chorus And Foreign Shareholders

Thu Nov 28 2013

Politician of the Year – More Like Financial Jester

Tue Dec 03 2013

Court of Appeal Decision Means Brownlee Must Pay Full Price

Wed Dec 04 2013

Ministers Refuse To Pay Rent to "Mum and Dad" Investors

Wed Dec 04 2013

NZ Awash with Immigrant Crime

Thu Dec 05 2013

Winston Peters Speech to Rail & Maritime Transport Union

Fri Dec 06 2013

Peters: Adjournment Debate Speech

Wed Dec 11 2013

Public Safety and Trust in Police Is Strained

Wed Dec 18 2013

Speech: Peters - 2013 Conference on Cultural Diplomacy

Sun Dec 22 2013

More Answers Needed On Education Changes

Thu Jan 23 2014

Keeping Ratana's Message Alive For Maori

Fri Jan 24 2014

Suspensory Loans for Red Zone Home Owners

Fri Jan 24 2014

New Zealand First Calls For Full Quake Payout

Tue Jan 28 2014

Winston Peters Replies

Tue Jan 28 2014

Another Rubber Stamp for Foreign Buy-up

Tue Feb 04 2014

Wise Teachers Will See through Warm Fuzzies

Tue Feb 11 2014

Questions Asked Over Dumping of Asbestos

Thu Feb 13 2014

Asbestos dumping goes ahead in Southland

Tue Feb 18 2014

No Dinner For Some War Veterans

Tue Feb 18 2014

Going Going Gone…The Kiwi Family Farm

Wed Feb 19 2014

Charter Schools Model Gets A ‘FAILED’ Mark

Thu Feb 20 2014

Complaints Over Resthome Care Raise Concerns

Thu Feb 20 2014

New Zealand and the World: Challenges We Must Meet

Thu Feb 20 2014

Sensible Decision Allows Schools to Be Digital Hubs

Thu Feb 20 2014

Time for Change of Heart to End Quake Outcasts Plight

Fri Feb 21 2014

Winston Peters: The Real State Of The Nation

Fri Feb 21 2014

Track Record Renders Academic’s Criticism Absurd

Mon Feb 24 2014

Glib Responses on Quake Issues

Thu Mar 06 2014

No Way Out for Low-Income Families in Debt

Thu Mar 13 2014

Legal High Shops Lure High School Students

Fri Mar 14 2014

Education Plan Alienates Pasifika Students

Mon Mar 17 2014

Parata’s Performance Pitiful

Mon Mar 17 2014

Roulette Wheel Spins for Hospital Waiting Lists

Tue Mar 18 2014

Peters: Bring Back The Richard Seddon Vision

Thu Mar 20 2014

Care Being Rationed as Staff Shortages Hit Healthcare

Fri Mar 28 2014

Phillipstown Decision Amounts to Community Bashing

Wed Apr 09 2014

New Zealand First Supports More Women in the Police

Tue Apr 15 2014

New Zealand Initiative More like New Zealand Submissive

Wed Apr 30 2014

Peters: It’s Time To Work For All New Zealanders

Wed May 07 2014

NZ First Speech: POLS 111 Speech

Wed May 14 2014

Peters: Budget in Reply Speech

Thu May 15 2014

Budget Bribery Brings Window of False Hope

Fri May 16 2014

"Cake for Cronies - Crumbs for Kiwis"

Fri May 16 2014

No Hope for Education in Budget

Fri May 16 2014

Peters: An Energy Sector That Once Again Serves All NZers

Tue May 27 2014

Appalling Record on Pasifika Employment

Wed May 28 2014

Weak Response to Loan Shark Rip Offs

Wed May 28 2014

Peters: Local Democracy Coalition Political Panel

Wed Jun 04 2014

Go for Gold – Not Match Fixing Political Pre Nuptials!

Mon Jun 16 2014

National Playing Game of Pretence

Tue Jun 17 2014

Peters: Time to Prepare for the Battle

Wed Jun 18 2014

Support for Campaign with Focus on Kids

Wed Jun 18 2014

Rural NZ Virtually Unpoliced Overnight

Tue Jun 24 2014

Police Stretched, Rural NZ Virtually Unpoliced Overnight

Wed Jun 25 2014

Cut- Price Deal for Asbestos Material Carries Risk

Fri Jun 27 2014

Stop piddling down our backs and telling us it’s raining

Thu Jul 03 2014

Winston Peters: Recognising Our Neighbourhood

Mon Jul 07 2014

Green Light Moves NZ Forward on Rail And Road

Mon Jul 14 2014

Peters: There Will Always Be a Place for Rail

Mon Jul 14 2014

Rt Hon Winston Peters: Timaru Grey Power Speech

Wed Jul 16 2014

Speech: Peters - New Zealand First Convention

Sun Jul 20 2014

Peters: Policies to support NZ Manufacturers and Exporters

Tue Jul 22 2014

Foolish Rejection of Commuter Rail Carries National’s Hallma

Wed Jul 23 2014

Manufacturing Job Losses a Disaster for Waikato Families

Wed Jul 23 2014

Announcement of New Zealand First Candidate for Rangitīkei

Fri Jul 25 2014

Close Whangaruru Charter School Now

Fri Aug 01 2014

NZ First: Speech to New Zealand Trainers' Association

Fri Aug 01 2014

New Zealand First's Commitment To Christchurch

Tue Aug 05 2014

$3000 Insult Scheme to Christchurch Residents

Wed Aug 06 2014

FIRST ASSOCIATE DEAN PACIFIC IN CHRISTCHURCH

Fri Aug 08 2014

Peters: NZ Forestry for NZ Jobs and Wealth

Fri Aug 08 2014

In Pursuit of Economic Nationalism

Sun Aug 10 2014

Kiwisaver Kick Start for All New Zealand Babies

Sun Aug 10 2014

NZ First candidate for East Coast announced

Mon Aug 11 2014

A Dark Day in New Zealand Politics

Thu Aug 14 2014

Winston Peters: When Spin Runs Thin

Sat Aug 16 2014

Peters: Christchurch Grey Power Political Panel

Wed Aug 20 2014

Huge Number of Immigrants Puts Pressure on

Thu Aug 21 2014

Peters: With Real Representation, Real Progress

Fri Aug 22 2014

"The Words Mean What I Say They Mean"

Sun Aug 24 2014

Tate Land Agency Addresses Housing Crisis

Mon Aug 25 2014

Peters: Stopping the Sale of New Zealand

Wed Aug 27 2014

Foolish Policies Hobbling New Zealand's Future

Fri Aug 29 2014

Supporting New Zealand Savings a No Brainer

Fri Aug 29 2014

Warning Signs in Fonterra Deal

Fri Aug 29 2014

Peters: Some Real Questions That Young Voters Need to Answer

Fri Sep 05 2014

Calling National to Account on Supergold Card Trickery

Mon Sep 08 2014

Blindly Defending Failed Charter Schools Experiment

Wed Sep 10 2014

Crime: More About Prevention than Detection

Wed Sep 10 2014

Keeping the Local in Local Government

Wed Sep 10 2014

Provinces Deserve a Fair Go

Fri Sep 12 2014

Winston Peters: A Better Way

Sat Sep 13 2014

Winston Peters: Time for Common Sense

Sat Sep 13 2014

Truth, Honesty And Export Wealth

Sun Sep 14 2014

Peters: Vision, Regulations, Alcohol Laws, Safety & Security

Wed Sep 17 2014

PM Sells Out on Tourism

Wed Sep 17 2014

Calling for a Freeze on Foreigners Buying Land

Thu Sep 25 2014

PM’s Promise: 205 New Jobs a Day

Thu Oct 02 2014

Driving Down Wages through Record Migration

Wed Oct 22 2014

Tertiary Funding Needs New Model

Thu Oct 23 2014

Minister Slow to Get into the Driving Seat

Tue Oct 28 2014

Kiwi Savings at Risk as National Fiddles

Wed Oct 29 2014

Abuse of Migrant Workers Shameful

Wed Nov 05 2014

Aucklanders Need Better Transport Options

Fri Nov 07 2014

Target School Funding to Student Needs

Tue Nov 11 2014

Meddling Minister a Threat to Export Education

Thu Nov 13 2014

Outlaw Zero Hour Jobs, They’re Not for NZ

Thu Nov 13 2014

Progressive Enquiry Smoke Shows Plenty of Signals

Fri Nov 21 2014

Trains Not Cyclists Vital for Gisborne And Hawke’s Bay

Tue Nov 25 2014

Anger as Attacker Gets Bail

Thu Nov 27 2014

Decile Review Reveals Rocketing Rate of Poverty

Thu Nov 27 2014

NZ First to Seek Urgent Debate on Philip Smith Debacle

Thu Nov 27 2014

Sound System Saves Sinking Sam

Thu Nov 27 2014

Peters Warns of More Cook Strait Ferry Chaos Ahead

Mon Dec 01 2014

Poverty ‘Greets’ Many Immigrant Children

Tue Dec 02 2014

Save Hato Petera Maori School

Tue Dec 02 2014

Obama’s Election Still Significant

Tue Dec 09 2014

C17 Fantasy Not for New Zealand

Mon Dec 15 2014

Brownlee’s Misplaced War on Acronyms

Thu Dec 18 2014

Those the Gods Would Destroy They Make Mad First

Fri Dec 19 2014

Farmer Fined $16,000 for Removing Weeds. What Next? Asks MP

Wed Dec 24 2014

Speed Zero Tolerance is Policing by Numbers

Wed Jan 07 2015

Odds of Getting Surgery Are Getting Worse

Thu Jan 08 2015

Declare Drought Now

Thu Jan 15 2015

Kiwis the Losers in Competition with Migrants for Jobs

Sun Jan 18 2015

Government Lets School Water Safety Sink

Mon Jan 19 2015

Now is Not the Time to Bottle the Wine Industry

Mon Jan 19 2015

RMA Changes a Town & Country Planning Act in Drag

Thu Jan 22 2015

Student Visas ‘Sold’ as Back Door to NZ Residency

Tue Jan 27 2015

Key Selling State Assets, Pushing Crisis on to Charities

Wed Jan 28 2015

Take Responsibility Minister: Fund Maori Language Teaching

Fri Jan 30 2015

Wealth Floods Out of NZ as Foreign Ownership Grows

Mon Feb 02 2015

Stop Dilly-Dallying And Declare Drought

Tue Feb 03 2015

Lower Dollar Boosts Dairy Auction But Makes Our Farms Cheap

Wed Feb 04 2015

World Cancer Day a Time to Rehink Sun Bed Laws

Wed Feb 04 2015

Number of Agriculture Students Woefully Inadequate

Mon Feb 09 2015

Supergold Cardholders Losing Choice on Ferry Route

Sun Feb 15 2015

Last Ditch Appeal for NZ to Stay Out of Middle East Conflict

Sun Feb 22 2015

Minister Tells Fairytale Over Jobs for Kiwis

Wed Feb 25 2015

Support Needed for Maori Education Relationships

Thu Feb 26 2015

Pacific Education Needs More Support

Mon Mar 02 2015

Help for Medical Students to Prevent Doctor Shortages

Thu Mar 05 2015

Will Iconic School Become Another Victim of Property Market?

Sun Mar 08 2015

Dyslexia Awareness Week

Mon Mar 16 2015

Time for Government to Pay up

Wed Mar 18 2015

Child Poverty Ignored by Government

Thu Apr 02 2015

RNZAF NH90’s a Scandal

Thu Apr 02 2015

Iconic Māori College Still Needed

Wed Apr 08 2015

Indian Students Exploited by Employers

Wed Apr 08 2015

Rescue Helicopter Needs Bridge to Government Funding

Fri Apr 10 2015

Can the ‘Minister of Defence’ Be Anymore Hopeless?

Mon Apr 20 2015

Mama And Pepi Packs Deserve National Roll Out

Wed Apr 22 2015

More House Buying Gloom for Auckland with Record Migration

Thu Apr 23 2015

Minister Does Nothing While Hato Petera Fights for Its Life

Mon Apr 27 2015

We Have a Flag And Don’t Need a Referendum - Peters

Tue Apr 28 2015

New Zealand First Congratulates Scholarship Recipients

Fri May 01 2015

You Don’t Have to Take It Any More

Fri May 01 2015

Voice of Reason Calls for Halt to Immigration

Mon May 04 2015

Chance for Jobs Game Changer

Fri May 08 2015

Rustlers Active But Too Few Rural Police

Mon May 11 2015

Helping Farmers as Receivership Threatens

Wed May 13 2015

Thousands of Students Left in the Lurch

Thu May 14 2015

3500 Teen Parents Losing Chance to Study

Fri May 15 2015

PM’s Net to Catch Property Gains Not the Key

Mon May 18 2015

A Major Shift in New Zealand’s Political Landscape

Tue May 19 2015

Split Enz ‘I See Red, I See Red, I See Red’

Thu May 21 2015

Count Me In Programme Masks Neglect of Māori Youth

Fri May 22 2015

Nothing to Celebrate for Education in Government’s Budget

Fri May 22 2015

Police Budget 2015 – ‘King of Pain’ for Regional Policing

Fri May 22 2015

Supported Poverty Does Nothing for Kiwi Kids

Fri May 22 2015

A Fee Rise by Any Other Name is Still a Fee Rise Minister

Mon May 25 2015

National Out of Touch on Medical Student Loans

Tue May 26 2015

NZ Faces Loss of Control of Dairying to Foreign Business

Wed May 27 2015

Deception, Division and Denial – The Ugly Truth

Thu May 28 2015

Crown Limos in Northland by-Election a Fraud on the Taxpayer

Fri May 29 2015

Ghetto-Like School Fails to Stir Key into Action

Tue Jun 02 2015

Education Ministry’s Alarm Bells Should Be Ringing

Wed Jun 03 2015

Heads Need to Roll Over Falling Dairy Prices

Wed Jun 03 2015

It's Now Or Never to Stand up for the Regions

Thu Jun 04 2015

Teachers Being Blamed Unfairly

Thu Jun 04 2015

Thousands of Children to Receive Clothing Allowance

Thu Jun 04 2015

Too Little Money to Run Regional Health

Fri Jun 05 2015

Images Tell Truth of Minister Brownlee’s Iraq Visit

Sun Jun 07 2015

PM’S Hands-Off Approach on Quarries Sickening

Tue Jun 09 2015

False TB Results Show Change is Needed

Sat Jun 13 2015

Minister Needs to Spend on East Coast Roads And Rail

Wed Jun 17 2015

Schools Denied Support by Government Decile System

Wed Jun 17 2015

Hostel Conditions a Throwback to Dickensian Times

Thu Jun 18 2015

Still Waiting For Hato Petera Hostel Inspection

Fri Jun 19 2015

Government Ignores Gagged Scientists Pleas

Mon Jun 22 2015

Record Migration Paints NZ as ‘Pacific Fool’

Mon Jun 22 2015

More Land Sold to Foreigners for Dairying

Tue Jun 23 2015

Strong Support Expected for Free GP Visits for Supergolders

Wed Jun 24 2015

How Did They Get It So Wrong?

Thu Jun 25 2015

Making NZ Super Much Fairer for Kiwis

Thu Jun 25 2015

Our Winter of Discontent

Mon Jun 29 2015

Livestock Threatened, Farmers Face Unfair Competition

Wed Jul 01 2015

Ignore Public Sector Results until Audited

Tue Jul 07 2015

Prisons Again Proving Unsafe

Wed Jul 15 2015

National Government Outed on Secret Water Negotiations

Sat Jul 18 2015

\\"Health & Safety Reforms – Another \"We Told You So\""

Mon Jul 20 2015

More Kiwis Miss Out as Immigration Continues to Rise

Wed Jul 22 2015

Productivity Gains From Workplace Protection

Wed Jul 22 2015

Accident Compensation Ombudsman Urgently Needed at ACC

Fri Jul 24 2015

Charter School Announcement No Surprise

Fri Jul 24 2015

Waikato Hospital Dependent on Foreign Qualified Doctors

Tue Jul 28 2015

More than Ministry Encouragement Needed for Te Reo

Thu Jul 30 2015

More Farmland Falling into Foreign Hands

Fri Jul 31 2015

The New Kiwi Deal

Sun Aug 02 2015

Battle of Chunuk Bair Centennial

Wed Aug 05 2015

Celebrating 50 Years Of Independence in the Cook Islands

Wed Aug 05 2015

Profit Before People Agenda Hits Again

Fri Aug 07 2015

Peters Calls upon Fonterra to Suspend Global Dairy Auction

Sun Aug 09 2015

Project Energize Deserves DHB Funding

Wed Aug 12 2015

Salisbury School’s Future Must Be Secured

Thu Aug 13 2015

Taking the Burden Off Our Health Care System

Thu Aug 13 2015

Tertiary Students Deserve Better From the Government

Thu Aug 13 2015

Government Ignores Special Needs Students at Its Peril

Mon Aug 17 2015

Landcorp Must not become the Next Solid Energy

Tue Aug 18 2015

Army’s Rifle Choice Positive Sign for Defence Procurement

Wed Aug 19 2015

Foreign Students Prop up Industry

Fri Aug 21 2015

On-Air Expletive a Sad Fact-Free Response

Sun Aug 23 2015

The Facts on Immigration And Reunion for the Uninformed

Wed Aug 26 2015

Silver Fern Farms Must Not Be Allowed to Go Chinese

Fri Aug 28 2015

More Land Goes into Foreign Hands for Dairying

Mon Aug 31 2015

Barriers to Salisbury School enrolment must come down

Tue Sep 01 2015

New Zealand First is the Party for Small Business

Fri Sep 04 2015

More Support Needed for Maori Boarding Schools

Thu Sep 10 2015

So Where was the benefit in all the other farm sales?

Thu Sep 17 2015

Record 60,000 migrants hitting kiwi job seekers

Mon Sep 21 2015

Students first for funding, not failed foreign models

Fri Oct 02 2015

Peters: Circus or Soap Opera and Foreseen Circumstances

Mon Oct 05 2015

Restoring ‘First Cousin’ Status Rests on Immigration Policy

Mon Oct 05 2015

Speech: Adult Illiteracy Costs Us

Thu Oct 08 2015

Stinging Pentagon assesment casts shadow over PM visit

Thu Oct 08 2015

Stinging Pentagon Assessment Casts Shadow Over PM Visit

Thu Oct 08 2015

Groser Blind to TPPA Hit on Housing

Tue Oct 13 2015

Chorus of Disapproval Over Education Funding Plans

Wed Oct 14 2015

Why New Zealand Doesn’t Need Charter Schools

Wed Oct 14 2015

Attempt to Bring Openness to Treaty Negotiations Shot Down

Thu Oct 15 2015

Not Too Late to Put Openness into TPPA

Thu Oct 15 2015

Silver Fern Farms Serious for New Zealand’s Future

Fri Oct 16 2015

No compassion for kiwis with cancer

Mon Oct 19 2015

Immigration Department And Minister Lack Competence

Thu Oct 22 2015

Police Association Comments on Guns Sensationalist

Fri Oct 23 2015

‘Trophy’ Station Among Sales to Foreigners

Fri Oct 30 2015

Save TV Coverage in the South

Mon Nov 02 2015

Northland Firm Misses Out on College Rebuilding Project

Tue Nov 03 2015

Record Immigration Stretching Hospitals, Schools, Housing

Tue Nov 03 2015

Immigration Minister Says Visa Scam Okay

Wed Nov 04 2015

‘Love’ a Residency Winner for Thousands of Foreign Students

Wed Nov 04 2015

Northland's Youth MP Announced

Thu Nov 05 2015

GCSB & SIS must help verify airport security cardholders

Sun Nov 08 2015

‘Better Off’ Superannuitants Will Be Shocked

Tue Nov 10 2015

Silver Fern Farms the Heist of the Century - Peters

Tue Nov 10 2015

Bill Requires Parent Migrants to Hold Health Insurance

Wed Nov 11 2015

Polytechs Merger Shortchanges Regional Students

Wed Nov 11 2015

Government’s Youth Unemployment Numbers Dodgy

Thu Nov 12 2015

Top up Rescue Helicopter Funding Shortfall

Thu Nov 12 2015

No Christmas Cheer as Hospital Parking Revenue Soars

Fri Nov 13 2015

Too Much Ideology in National’s Energy Policy

Fri Nov 13 2015

Events in Paris, a Serious Matter for New Zealand

Sun Nov 15 2015

Jobs for the Boys And Girls – When is It Going to End?

Tue Nov 17 2015

Peters: opening the Mattamore Building, Meadow Mushrooms

Thu Nov 19 2015

Head in the Sand on Emission Reductions

Sun Nov 22 2015

Record Levels of Debt-Ridden Foreign Students

Tue Nov 24 2015

Auckland paying for feeble skills training

Thu Nov 26 2015

Minister Turns The Lights Out On Turakina

Thu Nov 26 2015

Government Steps Up Attack on Education

Fri Nov 27 2015

Simple Teacher Planning Equation Stumps Ministers

Mon Nov 30 2015

Back Down on Student Loans a Victory for Common Sense

Wed Dec 02 2015

Minister a No-Hoper on Housing

Wed Dec 02 2015

New Zealand First Bill Proposes Major Health System Benefits

Wed Dec 02 2015

Education Minister Announces Decade-Old Policy

Wed Dec 09 2015

Southerners Lose Right to Vote for DHB Board

Wed Dec 09 2015

Bay of Plenty–Waiariki Merger Overrides Community Voice

Thu Dec 10 2015

Rural Kiwis Paying Price for Chorus Decision

Wed Dec 16 2015

Supergold Card Being Undermined

Wed Dec 16 2015

Will Charter School Farmland Be Lost?

Wed Dec 16 2015

Gallipoli’s "Dunkirk" Overlooked in WW100 Celebrations

Sat Dec 19 2015

Soaring Immigration Gives Way to Corrupt Employment

Mon Dec 21 2015

$3m Commerce Commission Nait Fines Stun Agriculture

Wed Dec 23 2015

Government Lets School Water Safety Sink

Wed Dec 30 2015

Federated Farmers abandons political neutrality

Thu Dec 31 2015

Urgent Action Required at Rangiora High

Tue Jan 05 2016

Electronic Bail System Still Failing – Peters

Mon Jan 18 2016

Meat Works Jobs For Foreign Holiday Workers Not On

Wed Jan 20 2016

Ramadi Still Not Liberated – US Department of Defence

Thu Jan 21 2016

Northland Only Rates a Mention, Misses Out on Big Projects

Wed Jan 27 2016

Rt Hon Winston Peters: State of the Nation Speech

Wed Jan 27 2016

Drowning Toll Makes School Pools More Important than Ever

Thu Jan 28 2016

TPPA An Overblown Duck Yet to Fly

Tue Feb 02 2016

Disappearing Post Boxes Add to Flag Vote Farce

Wed Feb 03 2016

Super Bowl Screens Live on Free-to-Air TV But Not Kiwi Sport

Tue Feb 09 2016

Refusal to Release Report in ‘Drunk Schoolgirls’ Case

Wed Feb 17 2016

Govt Caving in to Iwi Group

Wed Feb 24 2016

Winston Peters Speech: Realising Real Opportunities

Wed Feb 24 2016

Speech by New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters

Sat Feb 27 2016

Stop Outsiders Voting on the NZ Flag

Sat Feb 27 2016

Maoridom Loses Strong Advocate, Says NZ First

Mon Feb 29 2016

Ban Gangs From State Houses

Tue Mar 01 2016

Minister Should Go for Abysmal Failure on Swamp Kauri Export

Fri Mar 11 2016

Real Policies, Not Token Gestures for the Forestry Industry

Wed Mar 16 2016

Defending the SuperGold Card

Thu Mar 17 2016

Compensation Calls After Major Biosecurity Incursion

Fri Mar 18 2016

Supporting the RSA

Sun Mar 20 2016

New Zealand First opens Fourth of Five offices for Northland

Thu Mar 24 2016

The people have spoken

Thu Mar 24 2016

Death of Frank Torley

Tue Mar 29 2016

Low-Skilled Migrants Used to Keep Lid on Wages

Tue Mar 29 2016

Minister up to Trickery on Foreign Students Working in NZ

Thu Mar 31 2016

Key Does ‘Big Sell’ for More Indian Students

Fri Apr 01 2016

Govt Should Put up Cash for Rabbit Research, Not Public

Mon Apr 04 2016

Key Fosters Banana Republic Approach

Mon Apr 04 2016

Simple Simon Accusing Bus Companies of Ripping Off Supergold

Thu Apr 07 2016

Peters: Speech to open NZ First Kaitaia Office

Mon Apr 11 2016

Nothing for Kiwi Job Seekers in Immigrant Worker Changes

Wed Apr 13 2016

Urgent Action on Biosecurity Called for in Southland

Wed Apr 13 2016

English, Joyce Put Boot into Young New Zealanders

Thu Apr 14 2016

National’s Naval Scandal

Thu Apr 14 2016

Another Link to Famous Maori Battalion Lost

Fri Apr 15 2016

Forced Adoption of Business Number Unfair

Fri Apr 15 2016

Housing NZ Breaches Tenancy And Health Laws

Tue Apr 19 2016

Flood of Migrants Makes It Tough for Kiwi Job Seekers

Wed Apr 20 2016

Bulldozers Not the Answer for Closed Rural Schools

Thu Apr 21 2016

Government in Business of Sugar-Coating

Fri Apr 22 2016

In The Shadow of the Super City

Fri Apr 22 2016

Speech: Peters - Anzac Day

Mon Apr 25 2016

Common Tourist Visas with Australia Unlikely

Wed Apr 27 2016

Kiwis Lose Out as More Land Goes to Foreigners

Fri Apr 29 2016

Record Immigration is Fuelling Housing Market

Mon May 02 2016

You Can't Avoid Politics: Peters

Wed May 04 2016

NZ’s Reputation in Education at Risk

Thu May 05 2016

"A fig leaf covering a rubber stamp"

Mon May 09 2016

National Denies Solution for Southland DHB

Wed May 11 2016

Wimpy Response by Minister Over Velvetleaf

Thu May 12 2016

National Government Takes A Deep Swipe At Southerners

Fri May 13 2016

Fears Oil Spill Lessons Won’t Be Passed to Other Ports

Mon May 16 2016

Ashburton Hit with Largest Proposed Power Price Rise

Tue May 17 2016

Bleak Day for Many in Regions as Power Prices Look To Rise

Tue May 17 2016

NZ First Does Not Support Electricity ‘Crony Capitalism’

Wed May 18 2016

More Public Education Money into Private Hands

Fri May 20 2016

Speech: When New Zealand was all about fairness

Fri May 20 2016

Southland is making it but not getting it

Mon May 23 2016

Govt Deceiving Public Over Supergold Card

Tue May 24 2016

Address in Reply, Budget 2016

Thu May 26 2016

Bennett Resettles Homeless In Jobless Towns

Thu May 26 2016

Budget: Cynically Playing Smoke And Mirrors With Education

Fri May 27 2016

Peters: Farmers Must Reject Being National’s Doormat

Fri May 27 2016

State House Sell-Off A Failure

Fri May 27 2016

PM Stoops To ‘Bilge Rat’ Politics On Auckland Housing

Mon May 30 2016

Speech by New Zealand First Leader and MP for Northland

Mon May 30 2016

Stone Deaf Govt Irresponsible Over Immigration

Wed Jun 01 2016

Oral submission by Rt Hon Winston Peters to LGE Comittee

Thu Jun 02 2016

Bleak Prospects For Gore/Ashburton as Meatworks Face Closure

Fri Jun 03 2016

Invermay Shows National’s Concern for Regions a Lie

Fri Jun 03 2016

Public Now Back at Southern DHB Meetings – It’s a Beginning

Fri Jun 03 2016

Future Investment Fund Rort Revealed

Mon Jun 06 2016

Put Meth ‘Cooks’ on Bad Tenant Register to Warn Landlords

Tue Jun 07 2016

Phoney Campaign in Northland Ignores Hungry Schoolchildren

Wed Jun 08 2016

All New Zealanders Should Be Able to See All Blacks Free

Fri Jun 10 2016

State House ‘Meth Rot’ New ‘Leaky Homes’

Tue Jun 14 2016

Why denial of full democracy?

Tue Jun 14 2016

Dairy Auction And Drought "the Winter of Our Discontent"

Thu Jun 16 2016

Local Government NZ Speech by Rt Hon Winston Peters

Thu Jun 16 2016

National Supports Mates, But Not If You're From Wrong Side

Thu Jun 16 2016

"National Pushing Myths Of Generosity" Rt Hon Winston Peters

Fri Jun 17 2016

Rogues Give All Responsible Farmers a Bad Name

Mon Jun 20 2016

History, scenery and climate – but endless bills

Tue Jun 21 2016

Joyce Ignored Warnings on Dodgy Foreign Student Visas

Wed Jun 22 2016

Key in Fear of Similar Brexit Backlash in NZ

Mon Jun 27 2016

Speech: The Lessons of Brexit

Mon Jun 27 2016

What happens when the power structure ignores the people

Mon Jun 27 2016

Minister Shows She’s Out of Touch on Class Sizes

Tue Jun 28 2016

Southern DHB Must Ditch Private Meal Supplier

Wed Jun 29 2016

Supergold Cardholders Miss Out on Free Off-Peak Transport

Wed Jun 29 2016

Minister Should Apologise To Supergold Cardholders

Fri Jul 01 2016

NZ Faces Thousands Of Indian Students Overstaying Visas

Fri Jul 01 2016

Key tries to baffle on continued mass immigration

Sun Jul 03 2016

Worker abuses mainstream in NZ

Sun Jul 03 2016

Supergold Card under Attack From National

Tue Jul 05 2016

1200 Agents Operating in India in Joyce’s Unregulated Circus

Thu Jul 07 2016

Congratulations To Redcliffs School

Thu Jul 07 2016

National Creating Skilled Worker Debacle in Auckland

Thu Jul 07 2016

Salisbury Roll Decline A Consequence Of Policy

Thu Jul 07 2016

NZ Agents Should Be Handling Indian Student Applications

Fri Jul 08 2016

Speech: Near naked Emperor cloaked in PC secrecy

Fri Jul 08 2016

Mama And Pepi Pack Roll-Out Needed to Reduce Infant Deaths

Tue Jul 12 2016

Warning as Govt Moves to Dilute Teaching Standards

Tue Jul 12 2016

Student fraud long occurring under National's noses

Thu Jul 14 2016

Celebrating 23 Years

Mon Jul 18 2016

Latest Move by the Reserve Bank of Little Effect

Wed Jul 20 2016

Value for Money in Lincoln Uni Consultancy Questionable

Wed Jul 20 2016

Say No to ‘Tick Box’ Education for Our Kids

Thu Jul 21 2016

New Zealand First 23rd birthday celebration

Mon Jul 25 2016

Thousands of Families Worse Off

Mon Jul 25 2016

NZ Forest Industry Heading for a Crash

Wed Jul 27 2016

‘Show some loyalty to New Zealand industry’

Wed Jul 27 2016

Keep the ‘Local’ in Local Government

Tue Aug 02 2016

Māori Party Pointless Headline Hunting

Tue Aug 02 2016

Northland Schools Suffer as Cash Goes to Auckland

Tue Aug 02 2016

Corruption Hit Spanish Firm Shortlisted by National

Wed Aug 03 2016

Bottlenecks – Everywhere!

Fri Aug 05 2016

Peters: Govt Deaf To Realities

Mon Aug 08 2016

Chinese Agent Says Foreign Speculation Rife

Wed Aug 10 2016

Is Silver Fern Selling Ashburton's Fairton to Lowe Corp?

Wed Aug 10 2016

New Zealand First puts forward the Salisbury Solution

Wed Aug 10 2016

The only one denying you the right to vote is you

Wed Aug 10 2016

Delayed Rio Coverage Dull Compared to Live Action

Thu Aug 11 2016

NZ First Introduces Bill to Protect the Title of Teacher

Thu Aug 11 2016

Student Loan Policy Just More Copycat Behaviour

Thu Aug 11 2016

NZ Could Drive Drug Testing Advances

Mon Aug 15 2016

Environmental Disaster Looms With Unsafe Mooring

Tue Aug 16 2016

Immigrants Likely for Bus Jobs in Auckland

Tue Aug 16 2016

Letter to the editor, NZ Herald, by Rt Hon Winston Peters

Tue Aug 16 2016

Commissioner Wrong on NZ Super

Thu Aug 18 2016

Selling our dairy cows to China is economic treason

Thu Aug 18 2016

Govt Sits on Hands While Immigration Soars

Fri Aug 19 2016

On-Line Education All About Cost Cutting And Privatisation

Tue Aug 23 2016

Parents Lose Their Voice at Schools

Wed Aug 24 2016

Amnesty for Foreign Students Covers up Failing Inspectorate

Thu Aug 25 2016

Lessons From US Civil Rights Movement for Maori

Fri Aug 26 2016

Schools Ignored as Minister Goes with COOL

Tue Aug 30 2016

Bill will revitalise forestry sector

Wed Aug 31 2016

MPI Biosecurity Slap in the Face for Southland and Otago

Wed Aug 31 2016

Biggest Move in 25 Years for Students

Sun Sep 04 2016

Independent investigation demanded for Export Education

Sun Sep 04 2016

Up Front Investment Tertiary Policy

Mon Sep 05 2016

Another Key put-down of young New Zealanders

Tue Sep 06 2016

Decision on Foreign Land Register: Plain Balderdash

Wed Sep 07 2016

Education Minister Treats ‘at Risk’ Students as Joke

Wed Sep 07 2016

Heads Should Roll Over Disgraceful Kiwirail Decision

Thu Sep 08 2016

It’s Time Government Gave Compass the Boot

Thu Sep 08 2016

National Happy to Have a Puny Labour Inspectorate

Thu Sep 08 2016

Smith Hiding Seriousness of Housing Crisis

Thu Sep 08 2016

Govt to Place Geographic Restrictions on Livestock Farming

Fri Sep 09 2016

Licence Case Demands Tougher Stand by National

Fri Sep 09 2016

Black Seed a Black Mark for Woeful Biosecurity

Wed Sep 14 2016

National Embraces the Mushroom Principle – No Bull

Wed Sep 14 2016

No New Parliamentary Building for Us

Wed Sep 14 2016

GDP Figures a Long Way From Reality

Thu Sep 15 2016

Joyce Passing Buck Over Foreign Students

Tue Sep 20 2016

Govt Should ‘Scrap Proposed Power Increases’

Wed Sep 21 2016

River Restrictions Highlight Need for Water Storage

Thu Sep 22 2016

Seniors Pushed Aside for Hip And Knee Surgery

Fri Sep 23 2016

National Stubbornly Opposed to Only Housing Solution

Tue Sep 27 2016

Maternity Review Urgently Needed to Allay Concerns

Thu Sep 29 2016

National’s Legacy – Debt Growing at $370 a Second

Mon Oct 03 2016

National Outed On Fundraiser at School – Not Before Time

Tue Oct 04 2016

Britain Cracks Down on Immigration – Follow the Lead

Wed Oct 05 2016

National Panicked by Polls on Immigration

Tue Oct 11 2016

Pushing Pause Buttton Not Enough on Parent Migrants

Thu Oct 13 2016

Out of Work Kiwis Just a Number to National

Wed Oct 19 2016

National Dances to China’s Tune

Thu Oct 20 2016

Advert Highlights Indian Student Rip Off Commonplace

Wed Oct 26 2016

Govt Brags But Ratepayers Stuck with Tourism Costs

Thu Oct 27 2016

Speech: Peters - Eight Years of Promises

Sun Oct 30 2016

Kiwis Losing Their Sight – Coleman Must Clear Backlog at DHB

Tue Nov 01 2016

Key Didn’t Want to Upset Modi Over Fraud And Exploitation

Thu Nov 03 2016

MPI Targets the Wrong Kind of ‘P’

Fri Nov 04 2016

Regional NZ Tired of Being Cinderella to Auckland

Sun Nov 06 2016

Speech: Peters - Creating the wealth but getting little

Sun Nov 06 2016

Treated Stock Water for Residents

Sun Nov 06 2016

Bennett Panics under Poll Pressure

Mon Nov 07 2016

Mothballing of Rail Lines Mindless And Short-Sighted

Mon Nov 07 2016

Speech by New Zealand First Leader

Mon Nov 07 2016

Investing in Education And Working for Business

Tue Nov 08 2016

National Party Greenlights Farmergeddon

Tue Nov 08 2016

No Govt Help in Pipeline for Mayfield Water

Wed Nov 09 2016

Urgent Debate on Waikato’s ‘Farmergeddon’ Refused

Wed Nov 09 2016

Salisbury School Being ‘Starved’ to Death

Fri Nov 11 2016

Government Should Ask Singapore And Indonesia for Help

Tue Nov 15 2016

Large-Scale Emergencies Deserve Urgent Legislative Attention

Wed Nov 16 2016

Government Ignores Earthquake in Defence Announcement

Thu Nov 17 2016

Continuing Education Cuts in Northland Raise Concerns

Fri Nov 18 2016

National Never Out of the Trough

Fri Nov 18 2016

Staff Cuts Another Hit for Farming And Regional NZ

Fri Nov 18 2016

Changes to Special Needs Education Letting Parents Down

Mon Nov 21 2016

Earthquake Rebuild Demands Urgent Tax Law Change

Mon Nov 21 2016

National’s Immigration Madness Continues

Tue Nov 22 2016

SFF Needs to Come Clean Over Intentions for Fairton

Tue Nov 22 2016

Young Kiwis in the Regions Treated as Second-Class Citizens

Tue Nov 22 2016

Paying the Price for Sale of State Insurance

Wed Nov 23 2016

Peters: Gerry or Jerry? That is the question

Wed Nov 23 2016

Stop Knocking New Zealanders, Employ Kiwis Not Cheap Labour

Wed Nov 23 2016

Enough is Enough – Time for a Review

Thu Nov 24 2016

NZ Defence Force Must Be Deployed to Help Farmers

Thu Nov 24 2016

Wellington Bureaucracy Not Listening to Rural Communities

Fri Nov 25 2016

National’s Accommodation Flip-Flop Wasting Taxpayer Money

Mon Nov 28 2016

Government’s Tourist Driving Campaign Pathetic – NZ First

Tue Nov 29 2016

Flood of Immigrants a Direct Cause of GP Shortage

Wed Nov 30 2016

Is National Looking to Slash P3k Orion Aircraft Numbers?

Wed Nov 30 2016

Filling Jobs in Hawke’s Bay’s Horticultural Industry

Fri Dec 02 2016

Speech: Peters- Bureaucratic attack on the nation’s backbone

Sun Dec 04 2016

Sunbed Dangers Highlighted Again

Tue Dec 06 2016

National in La-La Land Increasing Youth Court Age

Thu Dec 08 2016

Commissioner ‘Sexing Up’ Propaganda But It Falls Flat

Wed Dec 14 2016

National’s Indifference to Migrant Exploitation a Disgrace

Wed Dec 14 2016

NZ Nurses Struggling to Find Jobs

Fri Dec 16 2016

Kiwi Workers Missing Out as Migration Sets New Record

Wed Dec 21 2016

Denying Most Kiwis Live Cricket Not a Fair Go

Thu Dec 22 2016

Unwelcome $78.3 Million New Year Surprise for Consumers

Mon Jan 09 2017

Speech: Peters - Pike River

Sun Jan 15 2017

Rt Hon Winston Peters speech: Pike River

Mon Jan 16 2017

New Zealand First Wants Assurances Over New Speed Cameras

Thu Jan 19 2017

Immigration Claims Beyond Reality - Skewed to Fit Purpose

Mon Jan 30 2017

Immigrants Hit Paradise; Ordinary Kiwis Suffer

Tue Jan 31 2017

Dice Stacked Against Kiwi Job Seekers

Wed Feb 01 2017

NZTA’S Fawning Attitude to Foreign Drivers Nonsensical

Thu Feb 02 2017

Deportations of Students a Disgrace

Fri Feb 03 2017

Speech: Peters - Waitangi as it was and should be

Fri Feb 03 2017

Government Must ‘Pull Finger’ On Mānuka

Mon Feb 06 2017

Protests Grow as National Rushes to Chop up Parkland

Mon Feb 06 2017

Tax Law Change Needed to Help Rebuild And Preserve Buildings

Wed Feb 08 2017

Another Rabbit Virus a Backward Step

Thu Feb 09 2017

Push "Go Button" Minister to Save Whales

Sat Feb 11 2017

PM Expects Big Influx of Migrant Workers

Tue Feb 14 2017

Time Now to Buy Only NZ Produced Chocolate

Thu Feb 16 2017

Time for an Education Hui and a new education strategy

Fri Feb 17 2017

PM Inconsistent Over Attack on NZ Super Fund Boss

Tue Feb 21 2017

Otago Station Sale a Case of One Law for Rich Foreigners

Wed Feb 22 2017

Chances of Catching Crooked Bosses Remote

Thu Feb 23 2017

National Fails Those That Need It Most in Education … Again!

Fri Feb 24 2017

Drug Use Claim a Cover-up for Migrant Labour Preference

Tue Feb 28 2017

Taking the Axe to Regions an Excuse for Policy Failure

Tue Feb 28 2017

Millions of Reasons for Northlanders to Be Angry - Peters

Thu Mar 02 2017

Minister Should Have Listened to Immigration Advice Long Ago

Fri Mar 03 2017

NZ Super Only Safe with NZ First

Sun Mar 05 2017

Employer Trying to Sideline Kiwi Workers

Fri Mar 10 2017

"...keep the promises you’ve made before making new ones"

Fri Mar 10 2017

King Tuheitia Should Be Left Above Maori Party Politics

Fri Mar 10 2017

Law Loophole Made It Easy for Internet Pirate

Fri Mar 17 2017

Message to Apple: Stop This Tax Dodging Corporate Rort

Mon Mar 20 2017

Kiwis Fed up with Reckless Immigration Records

Tue Mar 21 2017

Productivity Commission Report Another Blow for Education

Tue Mar 21 2017

National Continuing to Look After Its Own

Tue Mar 28 2017

PM Irresponsible Encouraging Tourists Off Tour Buses

Wed Mar 29 2017

Large Sales to Overseas Buyers Another Blow for NZ

Fri Mar 31 2017

Farmers Are Lions Being Led by Political Donkeys - Peters

Fri Apr 07 2017

Peters Speech: North Canterbury Federated Farmers AGM

Fri Apr 07 2017

Another Slap in the Face for Teachers From Parata

Tue Apr 11 2017

Answers – Not Rhetoric

Wed Apr 12 2017

No Political Independence in Upton Appointment

Thu Apr 13 2017

Experts Wrong Again on Flood-Led Global Milk Price Spike

Wed Apr 19 2017

Immigration Con by National After Years of Denials

Wed Apr 19 2017

National Favouring Migrants Ahead of Young Kiwis

Wed Apr 26 2017

NZ Herald ‘Alternative Facts’ Misleading Over Immigration

Wed Apr 26 2017

Towns And Cities Need to Clean up Water

Thu Apr 27 2017

Minister Steps Down, Passes Buck on Salisbury School

Fri Apr 28 2017

Online Learning Reduces Student Pass Rates

Fri Apr 28 2017

Stop transfer of water consents

Fri Apr 28 2017

Pay Decent Wages, Or Do Your Business Elsewhere

Sun Apr 30 2017

More Northland Police Needed Now; Not Over Four Years

Tue May 02 2017

Dispatch Brownlee to Canberra with an Apology Note

Wed May 03 2017

The facade of prosperity, living off past capital

Wed May 03 2017

National Trying to Fix Their Mistakes in Education

Thu May 04 2017

Shopkeepers under Siege While Bennett Ignores Them

Thu May 04 2017

Unemployed Youth ‘Just Having Fun’ - Goldsmith

Thu May 04 2017

Speech: Peters - Police Presence Not Propaganda

Sun May 07 2017

PM Continues to Thumb His Nose at Young Kiwis

Wed May 10 2017

Hosking Singing Out of Tune – as Usual

Thu May 11 2017

Quake Response Not Nearly Urgent Enough

Thu May 11 2017

Is Silver Fern Farms to Close Fairton?

Fri May 12 2017

Shades of North Korea Spying on Quake Repair Work

Fri May 12 2017

Young Offenders Responsible for Violent Crimes

Fri May 12 2017

NZ First Casts Doubt on Myrtle Rust Incursion Theory

Mon May 15 2017

Fairton to Close with 377 Job Losses

Wed May 17 2017

More Students to Be Taught by Well-Meaning Apprentices

Wed May 17 2017

Speech: Props, Promises, Propaganda And Phoney Politics

Wed May 17 2017

Speech to NZ Federation of Disability Information Centres

Thu May 18 2017

National Hopeless on Immigration, Time for Change

Fri May 19 2017

Budget day/deception day

Sun May 21 2017

Former Waitaki Mayor Stands for NZ First

Wed May 24 2017

Higher Education Losing Its Soul as Bean Counters Rule

Wed May 24 2017

Lawrence Farmer is Clutha-Southland Candidate

Wed May 24 2017

Foreign Buyers’ Land Grab Set to Escalate

Thu May 25 2017

Prime Minister Unable to Justify Carbon Tax

Thu May 25 2017

Speech: Peters - Christ Church Cathedral

Sun May 28 2017

Joyce Playing His Fiddle as NZ Sinks

Tue May 30 2017

National on Rail – a Vandal Trying to Look Responsible

Tue May 30 2017

Glib Talk Can’t Mask Reliance on Immigration

Wed May 31 2017

More PC Rubbish Over Gypsy Day

Wed May 31 2017

Welcome to Lions But Too Few Kiwis Will See Matches Live

Wed May 31 2017

Better Education to Protect Teens From Sexual Violence

Thu Jun 01 2017

No Costings, No Plans in Northland Bridges Promise

Wed Jun 07 2017

Common Sense Policies

Thu Jun 08 2017

Joyce Promises to Look After Quake-Hit Businesses

Thu Jun 08 2017

Parliament Kept in Dark Over International Treaties

Thu Jun 08 2017

Speech: Peters - Wheels Coming Off Government Spin

Sun Jun 18 2017

The Poor Can Forget Their Greens

Tue Jun 20 2017

If You Want a Farming Future You Know What To Do ...

Thu Jun 22 2017

Katie Milne Breaks the Oldest Ceiling in Kiwi Farming

Thu Jun 22 2017

Peters Speech: Enough of Arrogance and Cover Ups

Fri Jun 23 2017

Kiwis And Govt Fleeced in Massive Fuijxerox NZ Racket

Sat Jun 24 2017

Speech: Peters - Rose -Tinted Glasses v Reality

Sat Jun 24 2017

Speech: Peters - NZ First campaign launch

Sun Jun 25 2017

Speech: Peters - NZ needs to be careful to avoid a Grenfell

Sun Jun 25 2017

Speech: Peters - Civil Contractors of NZ

Mon Jun 26 2017

More Burger-Gate Madness to Come

Tue Jun 27 2017

Campaign for the Regions Tour Begins

Fri Jun 30 2017

Speech: Peters - Let’s Drop Second Best

Sun Jul 02 2017

Peters: Grey Power Celebrating Age Centre, Hamilton

Mon Jul 03 2017

Waikato Regional Council to Allow Iwi to Trade Water

Mon Jul 03 2017

Cross Party Agreement on Cathedral Simply Inadequate

Tue Jul 04 2017

Outstanding MP Stands Again in Rodney

Tue Jul 04 2017

Agent Rubs Kiwi Noses in It with Chinese Purchase Post

Wed Jul 05 2017

Speech: Peters - a Fair Go for the Coast

Thu Jul 06 2017

Speech: Peters - It’s not all roses, you’re being robbed

Sat Jul 08 2017

Speech: Peters - Calling Out the Greens

Sun Jul 09 2017

NZ First to Put Wool Carpets Back on the Floors

Mon Jul 10 2017

Highest unemployment region misrepresents Hawke’s Bay

Wed Jul 12 2017

Peters: Campaign for the Regions Tour - Taupo

Wed Jul 12 2017

Peters: Campaign for the Regions tour - Tauranga

Thu Jul 13 2017

Bridges Doesn’t Build Bridges to West Coast Miners

Fri Jul 14 2017

NZ First Campaign for The Regions Tour – Thame

Fri Jul 14 2017

Speech: Peters - The Battle for New Zealand

Sun Jul 16 2017

Quad Bikes Become the Latest Academic Bogeyman

Mon Jul 17 2017

National Can’t Hide Impact of Mass Immigration

Fri Jul 21 2017

Speech: Peters - Opponents in Panic

Fri Jul 21 2017

Speech: Peters - "Bro-cal Government"

Mon Jul 24 2017

Mycoplasma Bovis Outbreak an ‘Act of God Or Act of Guy?’

Tue Jul 25 2017

Speech: Peters - Fighting Separatism by Stealth

Tue Jul 25 2017

Government Thumbs Its Nose at Primary Health

Wed Jul 26 2017

Woodhouse Doing His Best to Hide a Scandal

Tue Aug 01 2017

Biosecurity a Sick Cow under Nathan Guy

Wed Aug 02 2017

MP Prison Visits Impeded by Minister

Thu Aug 03 2017

National Backs Water Royalties for Some

Thu Aug 03 2017

National Eyes Dollars Only – Too Bad About ‘Mr Big’

Mon Aug 07 2017

National Building Economy on Fraud And Corruption

Tue Aug 08 2017

Cases of Foreign Student Fraud Just Tip of Iceberg

Wed Aug 09 2017

Country Saved From National’s Loony Animal Manure Imports

Thu Aug 10 2017

National Sidesteps Education Funding Crisis - Again

Fri Aug 11 2017

NZ First’s Student Driving Policy a Winner

Fri Aug 11 2017

Time to Put Rescue Choppers on Sounder Financial Footing

Fri Aug 11 2017

National Backs Race-Based Water Taxes. Had Enough?

Mon Aug 14 2017

New Zealand First announces Wellington region candidates

Tue Aug 15 2017

New Zealand First announces Canterbury candidates

Wed Aug 16 2017

Transition to a better future

Wed Aug 16 2017

New Zealand First announces its candidates

Fri Aug 18 2017

NZ First Announces More Candidates

Fri Aug 18 2017

Sanity Needs to Prevail Over Immigration

Mon Aug 21 2017

Teachers Can Feel ‘Miffed’

Mon Aug 21 2017

NZ First announces candidates for Otaki and Hamilton East

Tue Aug 22 2017

Speech: Peters - Opening of New Buildings at Tomarata School

Fri Aug 25 2017

MPs must stop playing political games

Thu Aug 31 2017

The Old parties Are Forgetting Seniors - But We Aren't

Thu Aug 31 2017

Seriously Alarming policies on water

Fri Sep 01 2017

Is Auckland’s Mayor Backtracking on Port Promises?

Sat Sep 02 2017

Immigration Far Worse than Revealed

Mon Sep 04 2017

National Immigration ‘Cowboys’ Need Reigning in

Wed Sep 06 2017

Winston Peters: Speech - Rangiora Public Meeting

Wed Sep 06 2017

Gisborne Needs an Election Every Two Months

Tue Sep 12 2017

Some Thoughts From New Zealand First Candidate Stu Husband

Tue Sep 12 2017

National’s Water Sell Out

Wed Sep 13 2017

Peters Speech: After The Election

Thu Sep 14 2017

Auckland’s Hop Card Ripping Off Seniors

Fri Sep 15 2017

Staff Numbers at Labour Inspectorate Need to Trebled

Fri Sep 15 2017

Government Cover-up of Victoria Uni’s Pike River Robot

Sun Sep 17 2017

Peters: Excerpts From Morrinsville Speech - Water Charges

Mon Sep 18 2017

China’s Growing Control in NZ Must Be Investigated

Tue Sep 19 2017

Water Charges: Labour And National

Wed Sep 20 2017

Bloodiest, Saddest Day in NZ’s Military History

Thu Oct 12 2017

Speech: Peters - 2017 Post-Election Conference

Wed Dec 06 2017

Bill to support the status of teachers

Wed Dec 13 2017

Existing Oil And Gas Permit Holders Will Be Protected

Thu Apr 12 2018

NZ First Bill to Further Protect Farmers Accepted

Wed May 16 2018

Strong New Zealand First presence at Fieldays

Wed Jun 13 2018

New Zealand First Celebrates 25 Years

Wed Jul 18 2018

Police Powers Give Instant Fines to Shoplifters

Fri Sep 21 2018

Speech: Peters - 25th Annual New Zealand First Convention

Sun Sep 30 2018

NZ First opposes increased pressure on primary schools

Tue Dec 11 2018

New Zealand First Proud of Police Graduate Milestone

Thu Dec 13 2018

Air New Zealand Direct Flight Trial Important for Southland

Sun Dec 16 2018

Ensuring the Future of Telford Despite Taratahi Liquidation

Thu Dec 20 2018

Champion for Seniors Petition Presented

Tue Feb 19 2019

New Zealand First opposes affront to democracy

Wed Apr 03 2019

NZ First Supports Focus on Driver Licence Initiative

Wed Apr 10 2019

Otago Cycle Trail Funding Boost Great News for Otago

Fri May 24 2019

NZ First Welcomes Review of Maternity Centre Downgrade

Fri Jun 28 2019

NZ First Welcomes Agreement on Disposal of Ouvea Premix

Fri Jul 12 2019

NZ First Delivers Major Supergold Card Upgrade for Seniors

Tue Oct 01 2019

Win for Mental Health in the Waikato

Thu Oct 17 2019

Paramedics' Status to be Recognised

Tue Nov 05 2019

First Step toward Protecting Our First Responders

Wed Dec 11 2019

Record High Fleeing Driver Numbers, Crashes, Abandonments

Thu Dec 19 2019

Delivering Our Promises: More than 2000 New Police

Thu Feb 27 2020

New Zealand First Welcomes Crime Prevention Initiative For Small Businesses

Fri Mar 06 2020

Rt Hon Winston Peters ‘State Of The Provinces’ Speech

Fri Mar 06 2020

Budget 2020: Jobs, Business And Balance

Thu May 14 2020

New Zealand First Disappointed That Section 70 Spouses Won’t Get Relief

Tue Jun 02 2020

Fletcher Tabuteau Selected As Candidate For Rotorua

Sat Jun 20 2020

Criminal Cases Review Commission Delivers Coalition Promise

Wed Jul 01 2020

Harsher Penalties For Assaults On First Responders One Step Closer

Wed Jul 01 2020

New Zealand First Welcomes Third Tranche of Candidates

Fri Jul 03 2020

Response to Spin-off allegations

Tue Jul 07 2020

Investment In Community And Jobs In Southland And Otago Welcomed By New Zealand First

Thu Jul 16 2020

Speech: Winston Peters Campaign Launch

Sun Jul 19 2020

Speech - Winston Peters: "Tiwai Point – Eyes Wide Open Facts Not Fiction"

Fri Jul 24 2020

New Zealand First Response To COVID-19 Public Health Response Amendment Bill Announcement

Wed Jul 29 2020

New Zealand First Announces Its Fourth Tranche Of Candidates

Sat Aug 08 2020

Practical Changes Made to Winter Grazing Regulations Welcome

Wed Aug 26 2020

New Zealand First Renews Commitment To Telford.

Tue Sep 08 2020

SPEECH At Tiwai Point: Turning The Tiwai Story Around

Wed Sep 09 2020

Education - It’s All About Trust

Tue Sep 15 2020

Rt Hon Winston Peters Speech: The Gathering Storm Clouds: Ihumatao

Fri Sep 25 2020

New Zealand First Announces Fresh Water Policy

Mon Oct 12 2020

Rt Hon Winston Peters Speech: Keeping Promises Matters

Wed Oct 14 2020

Rt Hon Winston Peters Speech: For The North - Back Your Future

Fri Oct 16 2020

The Rt Hon Winston Peters - AGM Address

Sun Jun 20 2021

Focus On Covid Hospitalisation Rate – Not Community Cases

Tue Nov 02 2021

Ministerial Covid Statement Must Be Challenged

Wed Nov 03 2021

Fast Tracking Residency For 170000 Migrants – Return Of Failed Policies Of The Nineties

Thu Jan 27 2022

Remove Damaging Mandates, Reinstate All Jobs, Let All Kiwis Work

Mon Feb 14 2022

Covid Modelling Data Must Be Released For Public Scrutiny

Thu Feb 17 2022

This Protest Could Have Ended Weeks Ago

Wed Feb 23 2022

Prime Minister In On The Three Waters He Puapua Deception

Wed Mar 09 2022

Winston Peters: Address To Otago University NZ Foreign Policy Class

Mon May 23 2022

LGNZ’s ‘Inclusive Campaigning Guidelines’ Must Be Withdrawn

Wed Jul 27 2022

Press Statement: Rt Hon Winston Peters

Mon Aug 01 2022

Unelected Ngai Tahu On Environment Canterbury Is A Dismantling Of Democracy

Thu Aug 04 2022

In Response To Willie Jackson’s Desperate Co-governance Diatribe

Tue Aug 09 2022

‘Co-governance Is Not Democracy’

Sun Aug 21 2022

Co-governance And Separatism

Sun Sep 25 2022

"Enough Of Failure"

Sun Oct 16 2022

Cry Havoc And Let Loose The Dogs Of Separatism

Sun Dec 04 2022

‘A True Voice For The North’

Fri Apr 14 2023

Local Govt Minister's Dangerous Mistruths In 'Three Waters' Interview

Mon Apr 17 2023

New Zealand’s Version of ‘Know Nothingism’

Sun May 28 2023

"An Election – Not An Auction"

Sun Jun 18 2023

'Past Performance Not Future Promises'

Sun Jun 25 2023

"15 October. New World In The Morning?"

Sun Jul 02 2023

"Northland Needs Performance Not Promise"

Sun Jul 09 2023

"Our Country Is Broke - Of Ideas"

Sun Jul 16 2023

'Let’s Take Back Our Country'

Mon Jul 24 2023

'Give Whangarei And Northland A Fair Go'

Mon Jul 31 2023

"We Need Our ‘Can-Do’ Attitude Back"

Sun Aug 06 2023

Christchurch Mayor Backs NZ First’s 2026 Commonwealth Games Bid

Mon Aug 07 2023

'For The Nation, The Whole Nation, And Nothing But The Nation'

Sun Aug 13 2023

"Realism And Commonsense - Not Political Platitudes"

Sun Aug 27 2023

New Zealand First Party List

Sat Sep 16 2023

The Pacific Reset & The Blue Continent

Mon Sep 18 2023

"Back To Black Responsibly": The Pre-Election Fiscal Update Changes Everything

Tue Sep 19 2023

Labour’s Dirt Campaign Exposed With Media Help

Thu Sep 28 2023

New Zealand First Policy Announcement

Mon Oct 02 2023

Completing The First 100 Days Plan

Fri Mar 08 2024

Rt Hon Winston Peter - "State of the Nation - We Got Back Up Again"

Sun Mar 17 2024

Court Of Appeal: Trifecta Of Victory For NZFirst, Trifecta Of Failure For Opponents

Tue Mar 26 2024

Tikanga Is Not Law. It Is Cultural Indoctrination

Tue May 07 2024

Responsible Budgeting

Sat Jun 01 2024

Rt Hon Winston Peters: As Promised – We Are Taking Back Our Country

Sun Oct 13 2024

World March of Women -CTU

Wed Mar 08 2000

"I’m Union" May Day Rally

Thu Apr 26 2001

Labour Day Rally - Monday 10:30 a.m.

Fri Oct 19 2001

Wellington Unions call for troop withdrawal

Fri Nov 16 2001

Framework A Realistic Recognition Of Issues

Tue Feb 12 2002

CTU Calls For Public Debate On Monarchy

Thu Feb 21 2002

D-day for thousands of worker submissions

Wed Feb 27 2002

Tough Laws Needed On Toxic Substances

Thu Feb 28 2002

Strongest Worker Support Since ERA

Fri Mar 01 2002

Workers’ Submissions Call For Tougher Safety Law

Fri Mar 01 2002

Union Membership Continues To Grow

Mon Apr 29 2002

Corporate Manslaughter Law Needed

Wed May 01 2002

Budget offers clear choice for workers

Thu May 23 2002

National’s IR policy irresponsible

Fri May 31 2002

CTU President's speech to Green Party Conference

Tue Jun 04 2002

Families under pressure: New CTU research

Mon Jul 22 2002

Debt and Labour Force Issues - Ross Wilson

Tue Jul 23 2002

LPC Panic Jeopardises Successful Port Settlement

Wed Sep 25 2002

Health Boards must pull managers to prevent strike

Wed Oct 09 2002

Port Unions reject 'silly' claim

Thu Oct 17 2002

College of Ed Tactics Set Poor Example

Thu Nov 14 2002

International Migrants’ Day

Wed Dec 18 2002

Personal Grievance Rights Must be Restored

Mon Feb 17 2003

Decision Rejects Meritless "Secret Strike" Claims

Mon Mar 03 2003

Workers Stop And Remember The Dead

Mon Apr 28 2003

Union Membership Continues to Climb

Fri May 23 2003

University Research Supports CTU Case

Thu Jul 17 2003

Consensus-Building Needed for Retirement Policy

Tue Jul 22 2003

Solomon Islands Unions Support NZ Intervention

Wed Jul 23 2003

Unions Help Denmark Prosper

Wed Sep 10 2003

CTU Elects New Vice-President

Fri Sep 26 2003

Tariff Cuts Put Jobs at Risk

Tue Sep 30 2003

Young Workers get Strong Voice in Unions

Fri Oct 03 2003

ERA is Failing Families Trapped in Poverty

Thu Oct 23 2003

Solidarity For Strikers at Oamaru Hospital

Thu Oct 23 2003

Work-Life Balance: Executive Summary

Fri Oct 24 2003

Polytechnic Provocative Action Suspending Workers

Fri Nov 14 2003

Meat Workers Deserve a Decent Offer

Fri Nov 21 2003

Report on Working Children Shows Needs

Mon Jan 26 2004

Workers Have Right to be Heard in Law Reform

Mon Feb 02 2004

Action Plan a Winner for Women Workers

Tue Mar 09 2004

Employment Law Must be Stronger, Says CTU

Thu Mar 18 2004

Improve Workplace Health and Safety

Tue Apr 27 2004

Campaign Challenges Business

Tue May 11 2004

SFWU Presents Submissions on Employment Bill

Tue Jun 01 2004

Survey Shows Employment Law Weakness

Tue Jun 15 2004

Burmese Demand Action Against Regime

Fri Jun 18 2004

Trade Unions Mourn the Death of Pat Kelly

Thu Jun 24 2004

Otago Union Delegates Gather for Meeting with PM

Tue Jul 13 2004

Wages Fail to Reflect Acute Skills

Fri Aug 06 2004

Small Business Report Badly-Informed and Unfair

Wed Aug 25 2004

China Deal Threatens Future of Manufacturing

Thu Sep 02 2004

Unions Support Skill Investment Package

Tue Sep 28 2004

Labour Day a Time for Work-Life Balance

Fri Oct 22 2004

Delegates Gather For Meeting with PM

Tue Nov 16 2004

Urgent Funds Needed for Aged Care Sector

Fri Dec 03 2004

2004 Brings Gains for Workers

Wed Dec 22 2004

Unions Anticipate Boost for Women Workers

Mon Jan 31 2005

Return to the 1990s with National

Thu Mar 03 2005

Carol Beaumont to NZ Labour Party Annual Congress

Mon Apr 04 2005

Union Leader Warns of More Industrial Action

Fri Apr 08 2005

Union Members Back Work-Life Bill

Fri Apr 08 2005

Prof. Harry Glasbeek - ‘Corporate Crime Fighter’

Mon Apr 11 2005

CTU calls for Support for Burma Democracy Movement

Mon Apr 18 2005

Poor-paying Employers Rich in Excuses

Tue Apr 19 2005

Workers on Board for Profit and Productivity

Tue Apr 19 2005

Rule Change Brings Relief to Seasonal Staff

Thu Apr 21 2005

Call to Tackle High Cost of Workplace Illness

Wed Apr 27 2005

Project Tackles Work-Life Imbalance

Wed Apr 27 2005

Immigration Review Must Include Labour Standards

Wed May 25 2005

The Challenge of China: transforming New Zealand

Mon May 30 2005

Supermarket Staff Win Pay Victory

Mon Jun 13 2005

Funeral Celebrates the Life of Sonja Davies

Fri Jun 17 2005

Conference Focus on Increasing Power of Women

Mon Jun 20 2005

Hundreds Farewell Sonja Davies

Mon Jun 20 2005

Hui Focus on Maori Economic Development

Wed Jul 13 2005

Tax issues and political threats

Mon Jul 18 2005

CTU Supports call for Vulnerable Worker Law Change

Wed Jul 20 2005

Union Activists in Nationwide Campaign

Mon Jul 25 2005

Radical Loan Plan Eases Debt Burden for Thousands

Tue Jul 26 2005

Industry Training Plan Builds Skill Base

Thu Jul 28 2005

Major Culture Change in Training for Workers

Wed Aug 10 2005

CTU backs striking AUT academics

Tue Aug 30 2005

Thousands more workers joining their union

Mon Oct 17 2005

Presbyterian Support workers supported by unions

Thu Oct 20 2005

Business NZ levy demands jeopardises compensation

Fri Nov 04 2005

Australian Day of Action Nov 15 2005 - NZ Events

Mon Nov 14 2005

Kiwi workers backing their Aussie mates today

Tue Nov 15 2005

No Pacific Prosperity without worker prosperity

Wed Nov 23 2005

Spare a thought for those working Christmas Day

Fri Dec 30 2005

$12 min wage needed sooner rather than later

Wed Jan 25 2006

CTU supports striking Unitec staff members

Thu Feb 23 2006

Unions Campaigning To End Low Wages

Mon Mar 06 2006

Working Women Recognised Today

Wed Mar 08 2006

Gradual Process Recommendations Positive Start

Thu Mar 09 2006

Building High Wage, Quality Economy says CTU

Tue Apr 04 2006

Postie Plus Youth Rates Decision Applauded

Thu Jun 22 2006

Rich List No Use For Those On Poverty Wages

Fri Jul 21 2006

Unions Look Forward to Role in Tertiary Reforms

Thu Jul 27 2006

Unions Set the Record Straight on Maori Option

Tue Aug 08 2006

National's Union Membership Figures Wrong

Mon Aug 21 2006

Street Collections For Locked Out Workers

Fri Sep 15 2006

Suffrage Day: Ending Pay Discrimination

Wed Sep 20 2006

CTU: NZ Public Thanked For Their Support

Fri Sep 22 2006

Stand for Safety in the Classroom Backed by CTU

Wed Sep 27 2006

CTU Runanga Celebrates First Maori Pres. of ASTE

Fri Oct 06 2006

Housing Affordability - Kiwisaver Important

Tue Oct 10 2006

CTU Releases Business Tax Review Submission

Thu Oct 12 2006

Low Paid Workers Tackling Poverty Head On

Tue Oct 17 2006

Campaigning Behind Record Union Membership Jump

Fri Oct 27 2006

DHB Grandstanding Over Proposal

Sun Nov 12 2006

Solid Union Support For Manufacturing Vision

Tue Nov 21 2006

Get-The-Sack-In-90-Days Bill Rejected

Fri Nov 24 2006

Kiwi Workers Standing Up For Their Aussie Mates

Thu Nov 30 2006

Devil In Detail In Nats’ New Industrial Approach

Mon Dec 11 2006

Spare A Thought Today For Those At Work

Wed Dec 27 2006

CTU Forum Tonight On Election Campaign Financing

Tue Mar 27 2007

The Hollow Men: Our Democracy Or Theirs?

Tue Apr 24 2007

Unions Value New Spending On Tertiary, Workforce

Mon Apr 30 2007

Investment Budget, But Employers Need To Invest To

Fri May 18 2007

Youth Rates Vote Significant

Thu Aug 16 2007

Union Movement Pays Tribute to Syd Jackson

Tue Sep 04 2007

Union organising makes the difference at McDonalds

Tue Sep 11 2007

OCR carrying too large a burden - CTU

Wed Sep 12 2007

Unions Make The Difference - Helen Kelly

Wed Oct 17 2007

Campaign Helps Young Workers Leading Into Holidays

Thu Nov 01 2007

National's Cheap Shot on Workers Lives Miserable

Thu Nov 15 2007

Time is right for flexible working hours

Thu Nov 22 2007

Health Care Providers want money and the bag

Sun Dec 09 2007

Union Membership Up Again

Mon Dec 17 2007

Spare A Thought Today For Those At Work -- CTU

Tue Dec 25 2007

Property agreement recognises value of cleaners

Sat Mar 29 2008

CTU's Helen Kelly Speech To LAbour Congress

Mon Apr 14 2008

Workers Memorial Day Activities - Monday April 28

Sun Apr 27 2008

CTU & Burma Union Call For Cyclone Relief Support

Thu May 08 2008

CTU, Union of Burma call for cyclone relief

Thu May 08 2008

Stick to Banking – CTU tells Bank Economist

Thu Jul 10 2008

CTU Critique: National’s ACC Policy

Thu Jul 17 2008

National take ideological stance over ACC

Thu Jul 17 2008

Better skills access for workers key to high wages

Tue Jul 22 2008

Fairness at work applies to young people too

Wed Aug 06 2008

Child Poverty Report Timely

Fri Aug 08 2008

ACC, roads, schools, hospitals: where does it end?

Mon Aug 25 2008

Social Report: Lots done, more to do

Thu Aug 28 2008

Letting workers know ‘what’s at stake in 08’

Sun Sep 14 2008

CTU critical of hard-line bus company

Fri Sep 26 2008

Maori Unionist Warns Against National

Wed Oct 01 2008

Axing KiwiSaver to pay for tax cuts

Wed Oct 08 2008

National’s KiwiSaver cuts double what is reported

Thu Oct 09 2008

Unions Applaud Retraining For Laid-Off Workers

Mon Oct 13 2008

Union Economist as CTU Secretary

Fri Jan 23 2009

Unions to protect ‘90 Day’ workers

Mon Mar 02 2009

Concern at Maori Party Direction Over ACC

Thu Mar 12 2009

CTU appoints new economist

Thu Apr 02 2009

Helen Clark a Good Friend to Workers

Thu Apr 09 2009

TU backs Zeal320 workers

Sun May 10 2009

CTU queries tax group composition

Wed May 13 2009

National destroys hopes for women’s pay equity

Wed May 13 2009

Unemployment set to rise

Thu May 28 2009

Pay Equity rally means business

Sun Jun 28 2009

Women throw down challenge on pay equity

Tue Jun 30 2009

Iwi Have Influence announce dawn vigil

Mon Jul 06 2009

Loss of health & safety committee blow to workers

Mon Jul 13 2009

Cutting polytech councils undermine their purpose

Mon Jul 27 2009

138,000 people out of work need action

Thu Aug 06 2009

Coalition Launches With Pay-Equi-tea at Parliament

Fri Sep 18 2009

Act Bill an attack on students

Wed Sep 23 2009

Komiti Pasefika calls on Kiwis to help victims

Fri Oct 02 2009

Increase in driving age detrimental to young peopl

Mon Nov 16 2009

Women working for free until the end of the year

Wed Nov 18 2009

Lift the freeze on low pay

Fri Nov 27 2009

Government accounts show ACC not in crisis

Fri Dec 04 2009

Pay equity – full picture of underpaid women

Mon Dec 14 2009

Polytech Bill stifles workers’ voice

Fri Dec 18 2009

Methyl Bromide Ban Needed Now

Tue Jan 26 2010

Minimum wage increase not enough

Wed Jan 27 2010

Govt speech concern for workers, poor, environment

Wed Feb 10 2010

More investment needed in young driver training

Mon Mar 01 2010

More driving practice good but age issue fudged

Wed Mar 03 2010

Beneficiary beat-up no cure for unemployment

Wed Mar 24 2010

Ideology And Profits Drive PPPs, Not Economics

Thu Apr 15 2010

Youth driving package not bold enough

Thu Apr 15 2010

CTU joins methyl bromide protest

Mon Apr 26 2010

Continued cuts in ACC compensation payments

Fri May 07 2010

Budget must try harder on high youth unemployment

Tue May 18 2010

Tax cuts won’t lessen lure of Australia

Thu May 20 2010

Turia rewrites history

Fri May 21 2010

NZ needs to press for basic union rights

Thu Jun 10 2010

Child labour not just a third world problem

Fri Jun 11 2010

CTU supports calls on RBNZ to hold back

Wed Jul 07 2010

Attacks on workers and unions sinister

Fri Jul 16 2010

Unions do have evidence over 90 Day trial

Mon Jul 19 2010

No respect for workers in rest breaks Bill

Thu Aug 05 2010

Sick leave could be straw man to disguise changes

Mon Aug 09 2010

Overseas Evidence Shows High Risks Of PPP Projects

Wed Aug 11 2010

90 Day unfair dismissal cases unveiled

Fri Aug 13 2010

Fairness rallies the start – more to come

Sun Aug 22 2010

Cabinet Papers Reveal Government’s Blinkers

Sun Aug 29 2010

Government failing young Kiwis

Tue Aug 31 2010

Government needs to refocus on jobs

Tue Aug 31 2010

Unions respond to concerns in earthquake aftermath

Mon Sep 06 2010

Govt must negotiate with teachers in good faith

Tue Sep 14 2010

Thousands say ditch employment reforms

Tue Sep 14 2010

Young driver legislation will do nothing

Fri Sep 17 2010

80 Per Cent Oppose Dismissal Law Change

Sun Sep 19 2010

Canterbury workers should be paid

Tue Sep 21 2010

Model for ACC changes proves recipe for disaster

Fri Oct 01 2010

Need for end to Government complacency

Tue Oct 05 2010

High performance initiative earns high praise

Thu Oct 07 2010

CTU releases Alternative Economic Strategy

Mon Oct 11 2010

Unfair funding switch in tertiary education

Tue Oct 12 2010

Students come out in support of teachers

Tue Oct 19 2010

Biggest worker protests in a decade reject laws

Wed Oct 20 2010

National Day of Action for Fairness – CTU

Wed Oct 20 2010

Tough times for Labour Day

Mon Oct 25 2010

Government fails to listen on employment law chang

Tue Nov 02 2010

2025 Taskforce or 1984 rerun?

Wed Nov 03 2010

Government finances not an excuse for further cuts

Mon Nov 08 2010

Don’t let unfair dismissals happen to others

Wed Nov 17 2010

Student Bill support shows Government out of touch

Wed Dec 01 2010

Tight Budget in 2011, but not the right time

Tue Dec 14 2010

Banks still big overseas borrowers

Wed Dec 22 2010

GDP falls - Government needs to rethink

Thu Dec 23 2010

Must do more in the area of youth unemployment

Thu Jan 06 2011

Where are the jobs in Prime Minister’s ‘bright future’?

Wed Jan 26 2011

Minimum wage adjustment is woefully inadequate

Mon Feb 07 2011

Government must accept sleepover decision now

Fri Feb 18 2011

NZCTU sympathy and support for people of Canterbury

Thu Feb 24 2011

Assistance Package Must Address Genuine Needs of Workers

Mon Feb 28 2011

Employers need to hold off redundancy decisions

Thu Mar 03 2011

Further assistance needed for Canterbury workers

Wed Mar 23 2011

Huge Risks in Scaled Back Canterbury Package

Mon Mar 28 2011

Young workers will be hit hard by new labour laws

Fri Apr 01 2011

Canterbury Workers Need More Support - CTU

Mon Apr 04 2011

CTU Proposes Worker Assistance Package for Canterbury

Thu Apr 14 2011

High price increases another blow for workers

Mon Apr 18 2011

Necessities and the government push up cost of living

Mon Apr 18 2011

Workers Memorial Day - Focus on safety of our workers

Wed Apr 27 2011

‘Together’ launched to support fairness at work

Tue May 03 2011

Unemployment Persistently High

Thu May 05 2011

CTU Welcome Investment in Training and Skills for Canterbury

Thu May 12 2011

CTU releases a vision for a constructive Budget

Mon May 16 2011

Tell the Government: Don’t Cut Our Future! Budget 2011

Wed May 18 2011

Helen Kelly – Speech Notes Labour Party Congress

Mon May 23 2011

What has happened to 43,000 Christchurch workers?

Thu May 26 2011

No to Youth Rates

Fri Jun 17 2011

Unions to Work with CERA To Ensure Workers Get Support

Thu Jun 23 2011

Increase in 15-19 year old youth unemployment unacceptable

Thu Aug 04 2011

Unemployment Figures Suggest a Jobless Recovery

Thu Aug 04 2011

TPPA - More movement on customs queues than dairy exports

Wed Sep 14 2011

VSM: Students, universities and experts ignored by the Govt

Wed Sep 28 2011

There are better options than tripling the EQC levy

Tue Oct 11 2011

Tax Switch Created Many Problems

Wed Oct 12 2011

Programme contributes to improved performance of workers

Thu Oct 27 2011

Smoke, mirrors and jam jars

Mon Oct 31 2011

Risk of increases in ‘working poor’ from National’s policies

Tue Nov 01 2011

Union Movement rallies round locked out workers

Tue Nov 01 2011

Unemployment has got even worse

Thu Nov 03 2011

Labour costings conservative

Fri Nov 04 2011

Research confirms the realities for health workers

Mon Nov 14 2011

No note required to vote

Sun Nov 20 2011

Exodus to Australia Worsens

Tue Nov 22 2011

Unemployment still too high

Thu Feb 09 2012

Budget Policy Statement Preview

Wed Feb 15 2012

Government Finances Show Mismanagement

Wed Apr 04 2012

Stand Up questions govt’s priorities for youth unemployment

Tue Apr 17 2012

Many Risks In MoBIE

Tue Apr 24 2012

Unemployment gets even worse

Thu May 03 2012

Youth unemployment needs to be a priority

Thu May 03 2012

Unions Reject Call for Christchurch Asset Sell Off

Sun May 06 2012

Christchurch City Council must reject privatisation agenda

Mon May 21 2012

Government Takes A Knife To Youth Income In Youth Week

Fri May 25 2012

CTU Komiti Pasifika supports Advance Pasifika

Fri Jun 15 2012

Government should review options not just target date

Tue Jun 19 2012

GDP result no reason for complacency

Thu Jun 21 2012

More support, not less please Minister!

Fri Jun 29 2012

Industry Training Review Must Include Worker Perspectives

Wed Aug 01 2012

Higher unemployment needs a plan

Thu Aug 09 2012

Greater effort needed to get young into skills training

Mon Sep 03 2012

Worsening forecasts don’t help those out of work

Thu Sep 06 2012

Historic CTU/Iwi Relationship Hui

Sun Sep 16 2012

We could do much better

Fri Dec 21 2012

Graduate earnings report confirms gender pay gap

Tue Jan 22 2013

CTU pays tribute to the people of Canterbury

Thu Feb 21 2013

CTU Joins Action Group Against Carpark Tax

Mon Mar 18 2013

EO Commissioner needs to leave National's policies behind

Tue Apr 16 2013

Government books show they can afford to do more for jobs

Mon May 06 2013

Living wage at The Warehouse welcomed

Tue May 07 2013

Budget doesn’t do enough for growing social problems

Thu May 16 2013

Economic growth still benefiting only a few

Fri Jun 21 2013

Historic pay equity case for carers

Tue Jun 25 2013

Massive reaction against employment law changes

Thu Jul 25 2013

CTU Welcomes Canterbury Health and Safety Funding

Thu Aug 08 2013

Historic victory in pay equity case for carers

Fri Aug 23 2013

HRC says Employment Relations Amendment Bill breaches rights

Fri Sep 06 2013

Govt intervention in Pay Equity case no way to mark Suffrage Day

Thu Sep 19 2013

More investment needed in tertiary education

Wed Oct 02 2013

Full-time workers’ earnings rise by only 1 percent

Fri Oct 04 2013

Price increases hitting low incomes and people in Canterbury

Wed Oct 16 2013

Give Us A Break – 1000's join nationwide tea break event

Wed Oct 30 2013

Most people still waiting to see benefits of GDP growth

Thu Dec 19 2013

Investment in Skills Vital

Wed Jan 29 2014

Skill development for workers too weak

Wed Mar 05 2014

Go slow on interest rate rises

Tue Mar 11 2014

Reasons for interest rate rise not convincing

Thu Mar 13 2014

Who is going to benefit from GDP growth?

Thu Mar 20 2014

30 Years since Trades Hall Bombing in Wellington

Thu Mar 27 2014

Minimum Wage Order amendment lets down low paid workers

Thu May 29 2014

Safe Rebuild Canterbury and Hazel Armstrong honoured

Thu May 29 2014

Ministry report: National Government changes not working

Wed Jun 11 2014

CTU Urges Reserve Bank Not to Raise Interest Rates

Tue Jul 22 2014

Labour’s policies a step change for working people

Wed Jul 30 2014

Change the Government to improve jobs and wages

Wed Aug 06 2014

Police arrest and charge over death of forestry worker

Wed Sep 03 2014

Workers despair at Nationals lack of fairness

Mon Sep 15 2014

Get Out and Vote campaign a success

Thu Sep 18 2014

Low inflation – time for meaningful wage increases

Thu Oct 23 2014

Equal pay win in Court of Appeal

Tue Oct 28 2014

CTU announces election of new Secretary

Thu Oct 30 2014

Government failing workers; young, women, Māori & Pasifika

Wed Nov 05 2014

CTU welcomes new Secretary Sam Huggard

Sun Nov 30 2014

Government cutting back health services to dangle tax cuts

Tue Dec 16 2014

Workers overdue a pay catch up

Wed Feb 04 2015

Minimum wage now the maximum wage for thousands

Wed Feb 25 2015

March 8 International Women’s Day

Fri Mar 06 2015

Asbestos needs a ban and a plan - petition presented

Wed Apr 01 2015

The People’s Choice Common Sense Plan

Tue Apr 21 2015

Will the Government’s 2015 budget focus on child poverty?

Mon May 04 2015

Worker missing at quarry

Mon Jun 08 2015

Housing costs driving inflation

Thu Jul 16 2015

10 Pike Rivers since Key's "broken" promise - widow

Sun Jul 26 2015

If this is economic growth where is the benefit to workers?

Wed Aug 05 2015

Student debt is a monster

Thu Aug 13 2015

Slagging TPPA opponents shows how weak Govt argument are

Tue Aug 18 2015

Report opens door to privatisation of social services

Tue Sep 15 2015

Helen Kelly speech – CTU conference 14 October 2015

Wed Oct 14 2015

Unitec has failed employees & students

Fri Nov 13 2015

TPPA: a missed opportunity to value working people

Wed Feb 03 2016

International Women’s Day a day to celebrate Kristine Bartle

Tue Mar 08 2016

Zero hour contracts officially history

Thu Mar 10 2016

CTU welcomes Labour Party leadership on the future of work

Thu Mar 24 2016

New Trade Union Centre Rebuild

Mon May 02 2016

Government bans importation of (most) asbestos

Thu Jun 16 2016

Prime Minister must back working Kiwis

Wed Jun 22 2016

Urgent action needed to prevent workers losing millions

Wed Jun 22 2016

Labour's plan to boost skills development refreshing

Tue Jul 26 2016

The Government must do more to get Kiwis in work

Wed Aug 17 2016

Crowdsourced advert highlights Kiwis’ AFFCO concerns

Mon Aug 22 2016

Official information request reveals tip of the iceberg

Fri Sep 23 2016

Quality public tertiary education needed for all

Thu Sep 29 2016

Tertiary education must be a public good for all Kiwis

Tue Mar 21 2017

Historic day as caregivers offered equal pay settlement

Tue Apr 18 2017

Lift wages, enforce rights for migrant workers

Wed Apr 19 2017

Award recognises the value of working together

Thu Jun 01 2017

Green infrastructure plan welcome

Sat Jul 15 2017

Working People Back New Trade Agenda for 21st Century

Thu Aug 10 2017

Disgraceful description of health and safety as "overkill"

Fri Sep 15 2017

CTU Media Release - Employment changes a good start

Thu Jan 25 2018

Liquidation shows need to limit liability of innocents

Mon Feb 19 2018

CTU pleased with swift progress on pay equity principles

Mon Mar 05 2018

Waiting for equal pay

Thu Mar 08 2018

Deportation of Indian students shows need for a rule change

Tue Jul 03 2018

Working people need urgent action on safe affordable homes

Wed Jul 11 2018

Post-primary teachers vote confirms swift correction needed

Tue Oct 02 2018

CTU calls for solidarity for locked out Waikato bus drivers

Mon Nov 19 2018

Tens of thousands of Kiwi workers sacked

Tue Mar 05 2019

CTU backs minimum wage rise

Sat Mar 30 2019

New Official Living Wage Rate Announced

Tue Apr 02 2019

Workers Memorial Day - April 28

Sat Apr 27 2019

CTU concerned by research findings in tertiary sector

Wed May 01 2019

More Homes - a public good

Fri Aug 02 2019

CTU welcomes lowest unemployment rate in a decade

Tue Aug 06 2019

NZCTU calls on employers to release staff for Climate Strike

Fri Sep 20 2019

CTU Appoints Andrea Black to Policy Director Role

Fri Nov 15 2019

Come On Fletchers! Do The Right Thing!

Thu Apr 02 2020

Government Leave Subsidy Must Meet Three Key Tests

Fri Apr 24 2020

New NZ Meat Workers Union National Secretary Faces Challenges Of COVID 19

Fri Apr 24 2020

Workers Memorial Day A Time To Reset Health And Safety

Tue Apr 28 2020

2020 Budget: Some Great Initiatives But More Needed

Thu May 14 2020

Unions Happy With Greens Support For 10 Days Sick Leave

Thu Aug 20 2020

Unions Welcome Release Of Labour’s Industrial Relations Policy

Sat Sep 19 2020

Unions Welcome Labour's Fiscal Plan

Thu Oct 01 2020

Minimum Wage Increases To $20

Wed Mar 31 2021

Myanmar Community & Unions Join For Auckland May Day Rally

Fri Apr 30 2021

Safer Sick Leave A Reality

Thu May 20 2021

Support For The Wellington Bus Drivers

Thu May 20 2021

Higher Costs Support Calls For Living Wage Campaign

Tue Dec 14 2021

Thousands Of Workers Call For A Liveable Minimum Wage

Tue Dec 21 2021

CTU Welcomes Minimum Wage Change

Fri Feb 11 2022

Council Of Trade Unions Calls For End To Anti-mandate Protest

Fri Feb 18 2022

Thank You To MIQ Workers - CTU

Mon Feb 28 2022

NZCTU Supports Better Protections For Contractors

Tue Apr 12 2022

Kiwis Come Together To Support Kawerau Mill Workers

Thu Sep 01 2022

University Workers Deserve Fair Pay Says NZCTU

Thu Oct 06 2022

Additional Protections Needed For Employees In Small Businesses

Tue Feb 21 2023

Industry Plan Has Potential To Transform NZ Economy, Say Unions

Mon Mar 13 2023

Unions Stand In Solidarity With Striking Teachers

Thu Mar 16 2023

Ambitious Green Party Plan To Lift Incomes And End Poverty Welcomed By Unions

Sun Jun 11 2023

Billions Missing To Deliver National Party Promises, Says NZCTU

Tue Aug 01 2023

Proposed Additional Paid Parental Leave Offer Welcomed

Tue Aug 15 2023

NZCTU Agrees With National Party; It’s Important To Stand Up For Workers

Thu Oct 05 2023

National Can’t Ignore ECE If It’s Serious About A World-class Education System Says CTU

Wed Nov 08 2023

Unions To Hold Government To Account Over Persistent Pay Gap

Sun Nov 26 2023

Leaked Paper Shows Disregard For Hundreds Of Thousands Of Vulnerable Kiwi Workers

Mon Dec 04 2023

More Than 10k People Sign Petition To Keep FPAs

Tue Dec 05 2023

Te Pūkenga Disestablishment Reveals Government’s Lack Of Plan

Thu Dec 07 2023

FPA Repeal Contravenes EU Free Trade Agreement, Says NZCTU

Tue Dec 12 2023

Government ‘Off To Horrific Start’ Says Unions

Thu Dec 14 2023

Govt Must Ban Engineered Stone To Protect Workers’ Health

Thu Jan 25 2024

NZCTU Calls On The Government To Protect Frontline Public Services

Tue Jan 30 2024

Minimum Wage Decision A Signal Of What This Government Really Thinks About Workers

Thu Feb 01 2024

Govt’s Failure To Fund New Interislander Ferries Example Of Short-term Thinking

Wed Feb 14 2024

CTU Has Informed EU Of Free Trade Agreement Labour Law Breach

Wed Mar 06 2024

Workers Should Worry About New Threat To Workplace Protections In Minister’s Speech

Wed Mar 13 2024

CTU Stands In Solidarity With Public Service Workers

Fri Apr 05 2024

Nationwide commemorations of Workers’ Memorial Day

Fri Apr 26 2024

NZCTU: Budget At A Glance 2024

Fri May 31 2024

Millions Wasted On Treaty Principles Bill

Thu Sep 12 2024

Government Must Support Workers Following Smithfield Closure

Fri Oct 18 2024

Unions To Hold Nationwide Day Of Action In Opposition To Govt’s Anti-worker Agenda

Mon Oct 21 2024

NZCTU Alarmed At Further Cuts To WorkSafe

Thu Oct 24 2024

Govt Science Cuts Take NZ Even Further Backward

Tue Nov 05 2024

Leading US Education Innovator To Visit NZ

Thu Nov 08 2001

Author Of Report On Income ‘Churning’ To Visit NZ

Mon Nov 12 2001

Assessing The Employment Relations Act - R. Kerr

Mon Nov 19 2001

Speech On US Public Education Reforms

Tue Dec 18 2001

Submission On Kyoto Protocol: Ensuring Our Future

Fri Jan 25 2002

Policy Advisor Appointed To Business Roundtable

Thu Feb 07 2002

Roger Kerr: Business Trade & The Environment

Wed Feb 13 2002

Tertiary Education Reform Bill Fails Test

Thu Mar 21 2002

National Interest Analysis Of The Kyoto Protocol

Fri Apr 12 2002

National's Policy on Student Loans

Thu Jul 11 2002

NZBRoundtable Supports Partnerships for Excellence

Fri Jul 19 2002

Fukuyama To Discuss Us-European Rift

Mon Aug 12 2002

Submission On The Climate Change Response Bill

Thu Sep 12 2002

Privy Council: Lessons From Australia

Wed Jul 02 2003

Roger Kerr Speech - Does Policy Matter?

Wed Jul 16 2003

Roger Kerr Speech: Hong Kong NZ Business Assn

Thu Jul 31 2003

Supreme Court Bill: Analysis of Groups

Mon Sep 15 2003

No Consensus on Supreme Court Bill

Tue Sep 16 2003

Campaign Against Lomborg Is Discredited

Thu Dec 18 2003

1984 – 2004: Twenty Years On - Roger Kerr Speech

Wed Feb 25 2004

New Resource for Journalists and Students

Fri Feb 27 2004

Kerr Speech: 5th Annual Superfunds Summit 2004

Tue Apr 06 2004

Making Sense of Corporate Citizenship

Wed Apr 21 2004

Business Roundtable Backgrounder On Immigration

Fri May 21 2004

Park the Employment Relations Law Reform Bill

Fri May 21 2004

Government Gives Up On Growth

Thu May 27 2004

Giving with one hand, taking with the other

Fri May 28 2004

Visit by Richard Epstein, University of Chicago

Thu Jun 03 2004

Imagine There's No Government

Wed Jun 16 2004

Let's Stop Beating Up On Ourselves

Fri Jul 09 2004

The 'Freedom' Word In New Zealand

Mon Jul 26 2004

Business, Profits & Economic Progress - Roger Kerr

Mon Aug 16 2004

Roundtable Hosts Distinguished Economic Journalist

Fri Aug 27 2004

Mcleod Speech: Lifting Growth And Living Standards

Thu Sep 09 2004

Roger Kerr Speech: INt. Trade And NZ's Place In It

Thu Sep 09 2004

Kerr: Building Prosperity

Wed Sep 15 2004

Roger Kerr: Speech - "The Wisdom Of Crowds"

Tue Oct 05 2004

Kerr: The Company As A Business Institution

Wed Oct 20 2004

Maharey Should Ignore Unions

Thu Oct 21 2004

Kerr: Maori And Business

Thu Oct 28 2004

2004 Douglas Myers Media Scholarship Winners

Tue Feb 01 2005

Roger Kerr Speech - The Size Of Nations

Wed Feb 02 2005

Emplyment Changes in NZ Explored By New Book

Tue Feb 08 2005

Visit by Veronique de Rugy

Tue Feb 08 2005

Kerr - Lessons From Labour Market Reform in NZ

Mon Mar 21 2005

Local Government: Constrained Or Unconstrained?

Mon Jul 11 2005

Visiting Economist to speak on Globalisation

Mon Jul 11 2005

Roger Kerr Op-Ed: Are Tax Cuts Inflationary?

Fri Jul 15 2005

Cowboy Capitalism: European Myths-American Reality

Mon Jul 18 2005

Some Issues in the Current Tax Debate - Roger Kerr

Thu Sep 08 2005

Getting Better Value for Money in Public Spending

Tue Sep 13 2005

Ideology And Pragmatism In Public Policy

Wed Oct 12 2005

NZBR Perspectives On The Next 3 Years

Fri Oct 14 2005

Full Employment: Not There Yet

Fri Nov 18 2005

Roger Kerr: Perspectives on Productivity

Mon Jan 09 2006

Working Paper on Maori Project Released

Tue Jan 24 2006

ARC Rating Claims Exposed

Thu Feb 02 2006

Budget 2006: More Spending and Less Growth

Fri Feb 10 2006

Submission on Budget Policy Statement 06 Released

Wed Feb 15 2006

NZBR Update February/March 2006

Mon Mar 06 2006

Labour Markets Are Not Special

Fri Mar 24 2006

New Study Slams Commerce Commission's Analysis

Mon Apr 03 2006

Unjustified Dismissal Laws are Unjust

Mon Apr 03 2006

Tertiary Education: Who Knows Best?

Fri Apr 28 2006

Telecomm's Decision Damaging to Investment, Growth

Thu May 04 2006

Book Review: Roderick Deane: His Life and Times

Tue Jun 06 2006

Memo to All Parties: Big Government Harms Growth

Wed Jul 12 2006

Job Probation: What is All the Fuss About?

Mon Jul 17 2006

Maori Unemployment Still a Serious Problem

Tue Sep 05 2006

The Deadweight Costs of Taxation

Fri Sep 08 2006

Local Government: New Framework Needed

Thu Sep 14 2006

Submission on Telecommunications Amendment Bill

Thu Sep 14 2006

Question Marks Over Telecom Regulation

Fri Sep 22 2006

School Choice Lifts Underachieving Students

Fri Oct 06 2006

Contest of Environmental Policy Ideas Welcome

Fri Oct 20 2006

Are Good Institutions and Policies Enough?

Fri Nov 03 2006

Loss of a Freedom Fighter - By Roger Kerr

Wed Dec 06 2006

Stern Review on Climate Change is Bad Economics

Fri Jan 26 2007

Perspectives No. 83 - On Education

Fri Feb 02 2007

Tax Cuts, Inflation, Saving: Confusion Piled High

Mon Feb 12 2007

It's Getting Better All the Time

Fri Mar 09 2007

Ideas for a Free Society

Wed Mar 21 2007

Across the Tasman: Australia Rising

Fri May 04 2007

Now for some sensible talk about climate change

Wed Jul 25 2007

Auckland Airport Not a Political Plaything

Fri Aug 24 2007

Roger Kerr - Public Policy Riddles

Fri Sep 07 2007

Minister Comments on NZIER Saving Report Incorrect

Tue Oct 16 2007

NZ Business Roundtable Perspectives No. 133 10/07

Fri Oct 26 2007

Do Economists Agree on Anything? Yes!

Mon Nov 05 2007

NZBR Perspectives - No. 138 November 2007

Wed Nov 14 2007

The Priority for Tax Reforms: A Flatter Tax Scale

Fri Nov 16 2007

Policies Not Mining Responsible for Oz Prosperity

Fri Nov 30 2007

Redundancy Pay Rebate Bad Tax Policy

Thu Dec 13 2007

Roger Kerr: The Real Downsides of Remoteness

Mon Dec 17 2007

Can The Media Help Promote Economic Literacy?

Fri Jan 11 2008

Shifting The Goal Posts: A Saga of Recent Budgets

Fri Feb 08 2008

Roundtable Submission On Budget Policy Statement

Wed Feb 13 2008

Inflation aplenty already in the pipeline

Wed Apr 09 2008

Hong Kong: The Benefits of Economic Freedom

Fri Apr 11 2008

Income Gap with Australia Expected to Widen

Wed Apr 16 2008

Privatisation: NZ Swimming Against the Tide

Thu May 08 2008

Climate Change Policy is Becoming a Shambles

Fri May 09 2008

In Economics It's the Long Run that Matters

Fri May 23 2008

Good Progress on Regulatory Responsibility

Fri Jun 06 2008

Bringing on the Innovators

Mon Jun 23 2008

Renaissance CEO To Deliver Roundtable Lecture

Tue Jun 24 2008

The Great Train Folly

Fri Jul 04 2008

Right, Left Thinking an Ideological Straitjacket

Fri Aug 15 2008

Sense and Nonsense About Happiness

Fri Aug 29 2008

Should We Worry About the Flight of the Kiwi?

Fri Sep 12 2008

Kerr: Moral Markets

Thu Oct 02 2008

Back to Basics on Property Rights

Fri Oct 10 2008

Hospital Productivity: What Does It Mean?

Thu Oct 30 2008

Taxpayers Deserve Value for Money

Fri Nov 07 2008

Coalition Warns Governments Against Emissions Cap

Fri Dec 12 2008

Jennings’ lecture full

Fri Apr 03 2009

Economic Direction Sound, Harder Decisions Needed

Thu May 28 2009

Naive Keynesianism and Other Fallacies

Thu Jun 11 2009

Record in Catching Australia Will Define Key Govt

Mon Jul 20 2009

Cool Heads Still Needed on Global Warming

Thu Jul 30 2009

NZ Business Roundtable Perspectives No. 287

Fri Jul 31 2009

Does a Bad Start Make for Failure at School

Fri Oct 09 2009

The 2010 Budget: Rough Water Ahead

Fri Oct 23 2009

Business Roundtable Hosts Liquor Debate

Tue Nov 24 2009

The 2025 Taskforce Report and the Media

Fri Dec 18 2009

Former Business Roundtable Chair Honoured

Thu Dec 31 2009

NZ’s Top University Debaters Go Head to Head

Wed Mar 10 2010

$1000 cash prize for Business Roundtable debate

Wed Mar 24 2010

Alcohol Report a Public Policy Fiasco

Fri May 07 2010

Reflections On A Life Well Lived

Tue Aug 17 2010

Government’s Liquor Decisions Sensible

Mon Aug 23 2010

What’s All This About New Zealand Management?

Fri Aug 27 2010

Auckland Shows Benefits of Rationalising Water

Thu Sep 02 2010

Should We Restrict Foreign Investment in Land?

Fri Oct 08 2010

Aboriginal Leader Noel Pearson to Deliver Lecture

Thu Oct 28 2010

Business Roundtable Supports Debating Championship

Sat Nov 20 2010

Left, Right and Wrong on Taxes

Mon Nov 22 2010

The Value of a CEO

Fri Dec 03 2010

Investors Should Remember Caveat Emptor

Fri Dec 17 2010

Savings Working Group Serves Up Strange Report

Mon Jan 10 2011

Poverty Not Inequality Should Be Our Main Concern

Mon Jan 31 2011

Nonsense About Inequality From The Ivory Tower

Fri Feb 11 2011

The Real Meaning of Welfare

Fri Feb 25 2011

Public Policy Implications Of The Christchurch Quake

Fri Mar 11 2011

New Zealand is in a dangerous debt spiral

Wed Mar 23 2011

Where Are The Jobs For Those On Benefits?

Fri Mar 25 2011

Productivity Growth Still New Zealand's Big Challenge

Fri Apr 08 2011

Perspectives No 448: Inequality

Wed Apr 27 2011

Budget Measures Do Not Match Government’s Ambitions

Thu May 19 2011

Education Lessons From Abroad

Mon May 23 2011

Business Roundtable Perspectives: No. 472, July 2011

Fri Jul 15 2011

Productivity Commission Should Examine Kiwifruit Monopoly

Fri Jul 22 2011

Perspectives: No. 476, July 2011

Wed Jul 27 2011

Roger Kerr Receives Prestigious Australian Awards

Mon Aug 01 2011

Privatisation Expert to Speak at Business Roundtable Forum

Fri Aug 05 2011

Local Government in the Wellington Region

Mon Aug 15 2011

From Passive to Conditional Welfare

Fri Aug 26 2011

Have Business Leaders Lost their Mojo?

Mon Sep 05 2011

Parliament Affirms Right to Freedom of Association

Thu Sep 29 2011

Bryce Wilkinson Acting Executive Director

Tue Nov 15 2011

ACT on Campus perpetuates rape culture

Wed Jan 05 2011

Students celebrate their bodies

Fri May 06 2011

Cullen Informed Of Tertiary Discrimination

Thu Nov 03 2005

National and ACT fail to support Māori Students, again.

Wed Sep 28 2011

Te Mana Akonga Guide to Voting Kowhiri 2011 OUT NOW!

Thu Nov 24 2011

Applications for the Motu Thesis Scholarship are now open

Thu Oct 27 2016

Qualifications or job choice more important for recent grads?

Thu Apr 13 2017

New research to enhance water quality in NZ

Tue May 15 2007

Melanie Morten is off to Yale

Mon Jun 11 2007

NZer's Concerned about Climate Change and Taking Actions

Fri May 15 2015

Sticker discount for earthquake-prone commercial buildings

Wed Nov 11 2015

Kiwi expertise leading the world on emissions trading

Wed Mar 09 2016

Two countries, 16 cities, but only one housing market

Tue Mar 29 2016

Growth-maximising fiscal policies

Wed Apr 06 2016

Re-activating the NZ ETS

Thu May 12 2016

Christchurch workers more likely to have jobs and earn more

Thu May 19 2016

Sustainable Future Institute Changes Name

Tue Feb 28 2012

A Workshop on Drafting a Constitution for the 21st Century

Tue Jun 19 2012

Young People Gather at Parliament to Draft a Constitution

Mon Aug 27 2012

Time for youth to think about our fiscal future

Fri Dec 07 2012

Treaty important, but not only constitutional conversation

Tue Feb 05 2013

Youth want action on our long-term fiscal position

Thu Feb 07 2013

McGuinness Institute bringing EmpowerNZ together again

Tue May 28 2013

Can we afford our future?

Thu Jul 11 2013

WakaNZ: Navigating with foresight

Mon Nov 20 2017

Exposing ‘Risks Hiding In Plain Sight’ – Accounting For Offshore Carbon Credits: McGuinness Institute

Wed Jun 19 2024

Can Govt Solve Our Problems ... A Better Way?

Fri Aug 23 2002

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 30

Fri Aug 23 2002

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 31

Fri Aug 30 2002

Report finds values education disastrous

Fri Sep 13 2002

Reform Yes - But Not The Current Prostitution Bill

Wed Sep 25 2002

Real Issues: leaky houses - prostitutes and more..

Fri Sep 27 2002

Maxim Institute - real issues

Thu Oct 03 2002

Maxim Institute - real issues

Thu Oct 17 2002

Maxim Institute - real issues

Thu Nov 07 2002

Survey shows support for prosecuting buyers of sex

Thu Nov 21 2002

Real Issues No. Forty Three

Fri Nov 22 2002

Maxim Institute: real issues this week: No. 44

Thu Nov 28 2002

Maxim Institute - real issues

Fri Dec 13 2002

Maxim Institute: real issues

Fri Dec 20 2002

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 50

Thu Feb 13 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 51

Thu Feb 20 2003

Prostitution Bill Opposition Increasing

Thu Feb 20 2003

real issues. this week: No. Fifty-Two

Thu Feb 27 2003

Maxim Institute: real issues. this week: No. 53

Fri Mar 07 2003

Maxim Institute: real issues

Thu Mar 13 2003

Legal Neglect Has Eroded Marriage

Mon Mar 17 2003

Real issues: this week: No. Fifty-Five

Fri Mar 21 2003

Increasing State Control Over Education

Mon Mar 24 2003

real issues. this week: No. Fifty-Seven

Fri Apr 04 2003

real issues: this week: No. Sixty-Four

Fri May 23 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 65

Thu May 29 2003

Prostitution legalisation good for business

Thu Jun 12 2003

real issues this week: No. Sixty-Seven

Thu Jun 12 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 68

Fri Jun 20 2003

Brothel bill "pill" will have nasty side-effects

Wed Jun 25 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 69

Fri Jun 27 2003

Maxim Institute real issues

Thu Jul 10 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 72

Fri Jul 18 2003

Maxim Institute real issues

Fri Aug 01 2003

Maxim Institute real issues. No. Seventy-Five

Fri Aug 08 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 78

Fri Aug 29 2003

Maxim Institute real issues. this week: No. Eighty

Fri Sep 12 2003

Maxim Institute real issues. No. Eighty-One

Fri Sep 19 2003

New Book Says Re-Write Curriculum

Tue Sep 30 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 83

Fri Oct 03 2003

‘New Deal’ offers hope for education

Wed Oct 15 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 85

Fri Oct 17 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 87

Fri Oct 31 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 88

Fri Nov 07 2003

ATTN: Mr Maharey - family form matters

Thu Nov 20 2003

Maxim Institute real issues

Fri Nov 28 2003

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 95

Fri Jan 30 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 96

Thu Feb 05 2004

Maxim Institute: real issues

Fri Feb 13 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 98

Fri Feb 20 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 99

Fri Feb 27 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 100

Fri Mar 05 2004

Maxim Institute real issues

Fri Mar 12 2004

Maxim Institute Real Issues - 18 March 2004

Fri Mar 19 2004

PC’s communist origins should not be dismissed

Wed Mar 24 2004

Maxim Institute real issues.

Fri Mar 26 2004

real issues. this week: No. 104

Fri Apr 02 2004

Maxim Institute real issues. this week: No. 108

Fri Apr 30 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 109

Fri May 07 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 112

Fri May 28 2004

Discipline in schools tops list of concerns

Mon May 31 2004

Zoning still major frustration for parents

Mon May 31 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues. this week: No. 113

Fri Jun 04 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 114

Fri Jun 11 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 116

Fri Jun 25 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 117

Fri Jul 02 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 119

Fri Jul 16 2004

Maxim Real Issues: No. 121

Fri Jul 30 2004

Maxim Institute - Real Issues - No. 123

Fri Aug 13 2004

Maxim Institute: Real Issues

Fri Aug 20 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 125

Thu Aug 26 2004

Maxim Real Issues No. 127,

Fri Sep 10 2004

Maxim Real Issues No. 128, 16 SEPTEMBER

Fri Sep 17 2004

Maxim Real Issues No. 130, 30 SEPTEMBER 2004

Fri Oct 01 2004

Maxim Real Issues - No. 131

Fri Oct 08 2004

New Zealand Educator speaks at World Congress

Thu Oct 14 2004

Maxim Institute - Real Issues - No. 132

Fri Oct 15 2004

New Zealand Educator speaks at World Congress

Fri Oct 15 2004

Maxim Institute real issues. No. 134, 28 OCTOBER

Fri Oct 29 2004

Maxim Institute: No. 135, 4 NOVEMBER 2004

Fri Nov 05 2004

Fastest 'Same-Sex Marriage' Law In The World

Mon Nov 22 2004

Maxim: No. 138,

Fri Nov 26 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 139

Thu Dec 02 2004

Maxim Institute - real issues 16 December 2004

Thu Dec 16 2004

Maxim Institute real issues - No. 142

Fri Feb 04 2005

Maxim Institute real issues No. 143

Fri Feb 11 2005

Maxim: Real Issues No. 144, 17 February 2005

Fri Feb 18 2005

Taking a lesson from British education

Fri Mar 11 2005

Maxim Institute - Real Issues - No 150

Fri Apr 01 2005

Maxim Institute - real issues this week: No. 153

Fri Apr 22 2005

Maxim Real Issues: No. 158, 26 MAY 2005

Fri May 27 2005

Govt out of touch w what parents want in education

Mon May 30 2005

Report: parents have little confidence in NCEA

Mon May 30 2005

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Fri Jun 17 2005

Maxim Real Issues: No. 162, 24 JUNE 2005

Fri Jun 24 2005

Parents want teachers treated as professionals

Tue Jun 28 2005

Maxim Real Issues No. 163, 30 JUNE 2005

Fri Jul 01 2005

Real issues, No. 164, 7 July 2005

Fri Jul 08 2005

Maxim Institute real issues 28 July 2005

Fri Jul 29 2005

Maxim Real Issues No. 169

Fri Aug 12 2005

Maxim Real Issues: No. 170, 18 AUGUST 2005

Fri Aug 19 2005

Maxim Real Issues No. 171

Fri Aug 26 2005

Maxim: Real Issues No. 172, 1 September 2005

Fri Sep 02 2005

Ministry failing to give parents info on schools

Wed Sep 07 2005

Maxim Real Issues No. 173, 8 SEPTEMBER 2005

Fri Sep 09 2005

Maxim Real Issues: No. 174,

Fri Sep 16 2005

Maxim Real Issues No. 175

Fri Sep 23 2005

Maxim Real Issues No. 176

Fri Sep 30 2005

Real Issues No. 179, 20 OCTOBER 2005

Fri Oct 21 2005

Maxim Institute: Real issues.this week: No. 182,

Fri Nov 11 2005

Real Issues No. 183

Fri Nov 18 2005

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 186

Fri Dec 09 2005

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 187

Fri Dec 16 2005

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 188

Fri Dec 23 2005

Low income families miss out on choosing schools

Tue Feb 07 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 191

Fri Feb 10 2006

Avondale College's website initiative is great

Mon Feb 13 2006

Parents need access to govt website on schools

Tue Feb 14 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 192

Fri Feb 17 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 193

Fri Feb 24 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 195

Fri Mar 10 2006

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Fri Mar 17 2006

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Fri Mar 24 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 198

Fri Mar 31 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 199

Fri Apr 07 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 200 13 April 06

Sat Apr 15 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 201

Fri Apr 21 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 203 4 May 2006

Fri May 05 2006

Real Issues - No 205, 18 May 2006

Fri May 19 2006

What Kiwi parents want in education

Mon May 22 2006

The Power Of Wordsmiths

Fri May 26 2006

Real issues - No 207

Fri Jun 02 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 209

Fri Jun 16 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 210

Fri Jun 23 2006

Real Issues - No 211

Fri Jun 30 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 212

Fri Jul 07 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 213

Fri Jul 14 2006

Finding out what Kiwis think about social justice

Mon Jul 17 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 214

Fri Jul 21 2006

Real issues - No 215

Fri Jul 28 2006

Real issues - No 216

Fri Aug 04 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 217

Fri Aug 11 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 220

Fri Sep 01 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 222

Fri Sep 15 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 224 28 Sep 2006

Fri Sep 29 2006

Maxim: Real Issues - No 228 26 October 2006

Fri Oct 27 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 229

Fri Nov 03 2006

Maxim Institute launches new website

Mon Nov 06 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 230

Fri Nov 10 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - 30 November 2006

Fri Dec 01 2006

Maxim Institute - 21 December 2006

Fri Dec 22 2006

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 237

Fri Jan 26 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues

Fri Feb 16 2007

Pursuing Social Justice in New Zealand

Tue Mar 06 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 243

Fri Mar 09 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 244

Fri Mar 16 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - 22 March 2007

Fri Mar 23 2007

Governor-Gen to Launch New Book on Social Justice

Wed Mar 28 2007

Young Leaders to Share Stories of Social Justice

Wed Mar 28 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 246

Fri Mar 30 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 247

Thu Apr 05 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 248

Fri Apr 13 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 249

Fri Apr 20 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No 250

Fri Apr 27 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 252

Fri May 11 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 254

Fri May 25 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 255

Fri Jun 01 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 257

Fri Jun 15 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 259

Fri Jun 29 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 260

Thu Jul 05 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 262

Fri Jul 20 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 263

Fri Jul 27 2007

Real Issues No. 265 – Child Abuse

Fri Aug 10 2007

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 267

Thu Aug 23 2007

Real Issues: Charity Hospital, APEC, Conservatives

Fri Sep 07 2007

Maxim Real Issues No. 271 – Literature, Imports

Fri Sep 21 2007

Real Issues: Philanthropy, Dominion Day

Fri Sep 28 2007

Real Issues No. 273 – Equality, Education

Fri Oct 05 2007

Real Issues No. 274

Fri Oct 12 2007

Maxim Report: Terrorism, Australia, Children

Fri Oct 19 2007

Dignity, Decency, Equality And Freedom

Fri Oct 26 2007

Real Issues No. 279 - Exams, Youth Crime, Holyoake

Fri Nov 16 2007

Real Issues: Electoral Finance, QE1, Demographics

Fri Nov 23 2007

Real Issues No. 281 - Happiness, Public Servants

Fri Nov 30 2007

Real Issues No. 283 - University, Transport, Ed.

Fri Dec 14 2007

Real Issues: Leaders, Legislation, Gender Identity

Fri Jan 25 2008

Maxim Real Issues No. 287 - Globalisation

Fri Feb 08 2008

Maxim Institute: Children's rights, Education

Fri Feb 22 2008

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 290

Thu Feb 28 2008

Real Issues No. 291 – Diversity, Teachers, Youths

Fri Mar 07 2008

Real Issues No. 305 – Abortion, Juvenile Crime

Fri Jun 13 2008

Real Issues: Vigilantes, Nth Territry, Tax Credits

Fri Jul 11 2008

Real Issues No. 310

Fri Jul 18 2008

Real Issues: Equality, Education, Welfare

Fri Jul 25 2008

Expert Warns NZ Law-Making Process In Danger

Mon Jul 28 2008

Maxim Institute: Real Issues No. 312

Mon Aug 04 2008

Real Issues No. 316

Fri Aug 29 2008

Real Issues No. 317

Fri Sep 05 2008

Real Issues No. 320 - Law, Art, Parental Leave

Fri Sep 26 2008

Research Questions Fairness Of Current Tax System

Thu Oct 16 2008

Real Issues No. 326 - Family Breakdown

Fri Nov 07 2008

Real Issues No. 327 - Elections, Stories, Work

Fri Nov 14 2008

Maxim Institute - real issues - No. 332

Thu Dec 18 2008

Baroness Cox To Visit New Zealand

Wed Mar 25 2009

Real Issues - School principals, ANZAC, Family

Fri May 01 2009

Maxim: Human rights, Gangs, Health targets

Fri May 15 2009

Real Issues No. 343 The Maxim Institute

Thu Jun 11 2009

Real Issues - Referendum, Education, KiwiSaver

Fri Jun 26 2009

Real Issues No. 346 - Private education

Fri Jul 31 2009

Law Makers Need To Act In Our Best Interests

Thu Aug 27 2009

Maxim Institute - Real Issues - No. 347

Fri Aug 28 2009

Maxim Institute - Real Issues No. 350

Fri Oct 09 2009

Policy -Makers Must Heed Research Evidenc e

Thu Oct 15 2009

Cardinal Pell Visits Auckland

Fri Nov 06 2009

"Step Change" Treading on Eggshells

Tue Feb 16 2010

Problems Remain With Three Strikes Bill

Fri Mar 26 2010

"Three Strikes" Policy Needs to Be Changed

Tue May 04 2010

Little Appetite for Major Changes to NZ Tax System

Mon May 10 2010

Maxim Institute Support Critique Of Earthquake Act

Tue Sep 28 2010

Support For Critique of Earthquake Response Act

Tue Sep 28 2010

Regulatory Standards Bill a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

Wed Mar 16 2011

2011 Budget Is Solid But Unimaginative

Fri May 20 2011

Sir John Graham Is Right – Performance Pay Has Merit

Tue Jun 07 2011

Consider Constitutional Change Carefully

Tue Mar 27 2012

Maxim Institute Queries Government Back-Down on Class Sizes

Thu Jun 07 2012

New Research Shows Charter Schools Have Potential

Mon Oct 08 2012

Give Partnership Schools Kura Hourua Freedom

Fri Jan 25 2013

Don’t Shut the Door on for-Profit Partnership Schools

Thu Mar 14 2013

2013 Budget Tool - Introducing the Tax Tracker Web App

Fri May 17 2013

Tax Tracker App - Live with 2014 Budget Figures By 6PM

Thu May 15 2014

Getting To the Heart of Poverty

Tue Jul 01 2014

Great Result: School Leadership Gets Attention It Deserves

Mon Jul 07 2014

Uncovering the Pathways to Poverty in New Zealand

Tue Apr 12 2016

Vast Majority of Submitters Opposed to Euthanasia

Wed Aug 02 2017

Honouring Sir John Graham

Thu Aug 03 2017

Streaming Students—the Silver Bullet Fallacy

Mon Oct 10 2022

Binding Future Governments Will Weaken Our Society

Tue Nov 29 2022

Think The Baby Transfusion Case Was Only About Vaccinated Blood? Try Again.

Mon Dec 12 2022

The Crisis Crisis

Mon Jan 16 2023

F Is For Fail: Grading The Ministry Of Education’s Flood Response

Tue Feb 07 2023

In A More Dangerous World, Foreign Policy Becomes A Bread And Butter Issue

Mon Feb 13 2023

Attendance Officers Are Back - But Is It Too Little, Too Late?

Mon Feb 27 2023

Bonfires? U-turns? Or Responding To Events?

Tue Mar 21 2023

Rebuilding The Dam Of Trust

Mon Apr 17 2023

Maxim Insitute Rejects Calls To Lower Voting Age

Tue Jun 06 2023

Getting Schooled On Teacher Training

Thu Aug 17 2023

Our Trust Bust: What It Means For The Election

Tue Sep 05 2023

Everyone Pays When Speech Isn’t Free

Tue May 21 2024

How To See Through Squid Ink

Thu May 23 2024

Why Choice In Education Really Is Choice

Tue Jun 18 2024

Want To Buy Your Child Anxiety? Get Them A Smartphone

Mon Jun 24 2024

Registry occupation continues at Canterbury Uni

Wed Oct 06 1999

University of Canterbury approves smaller fee rise

Wed Oct 06 1999

NEWSFLASH: Police threaten to evict students

Thu Oct 07 1999

Registry occupation at Canterbury is over

Fri Oct 08 1999

Massey University dumps on International Students

Mon Jul 07 2008

Students concerned about future of tertiary ed

Thu May 14 2009

Massey students concern for future of tertiary ed

Mon May 18 2009

Accountants investigate association finances

Thu Dec 05 2002

Student fury to confront Maharey

Fri May 23 2003

Massey University wasting students’ money on ads

Mon Mar 01 2004

PM challenged to swap jobs with student president

Fri Mar 26 2004

Students Occupy Proposed Coal Mining Site

Tue Apr 13 2004

Students challenge Dick Hubbard to come clean

Wed Sep 01 2004

A fair deal for international students

Tue Sep 07 2004

Massey students furious with proposed fee increase

Tue Sep 28 2004

Students declare Massey a contagious fee zone

Wed Sep 29 2004

Mad Fee Setters Tea Party

Fri Oct 01 2004

Labour Student Policy a Small but Significant Step

Tue Jul 26 2005

‘Student City’ Gets Political

Fri Jul 29 2005

Massey Vet Students to be Hardest Hit by Fee Hike

Tue Aug 30 2005

Massey’s Unusual Fee-Setting a Premature Mistake

Tue Aug 30 2005

Fee Setting to Add a Twist to Massey Debate

Wed Aug 31 2005

Students Must Be Told If Fee Hikes Back In Fashion

Tue Sep 06 2005

Noodle City Party to Beat 8 Billion Dollar Blues

Wed Sep 14 2005

English Displays Gap in Tertiary Sector Knowledge

Tue Oct 04 2005

Massey Students Will Face A 10% Fee Rise

Sat Dec 09 2006

Student Forced to Marry Student Debt

Tue Mar 27 2007

Students speak out about fee increases

Tue Oct 02 2007

Students positive about new VC

Fri Oct 19 2007

Review It! Survey Provides Student Voice

Wed Jun 29 2011

Hyde writings a new take on mental health care

Wed May 09 2012

Massey University Vice Chancellor Faces Slew Of Angry Staff And Students Over Proposed Cuts

Thu Oct 19 2023

Students Concerned Over Massey University Leasing Out Campus Space

Wed May 15 2024

Students Rally Against Funding Cuts To Massey University Students’ Association

Wed Nov 06 2024

Massey University Cuts Funding To Aotearoa’s First Co-Governed Students’ Association

Fri Nov 22 2024

Maori Language Needs Energy & Resources to Survive

Wed Feb 16 2000

New Zealanders Divided On Social Issues

Thu May 11 2000

Harry Potter subject of new course

Tue Jul 18 2000

Massey University In Robot Research Exchange

Tue Mar 20 2001

Massey University Graduates International Pilots

Thu Mar 29 2001

Student Numbers Up At Massey University

Thu Mar 29 2001

Deal boosts student numbers

Mon Apr 30 2001

GE Report Welcomed By Massey Geneticists

Tue Jul 31 2001

Massey University Information Day

Thu Aug 02 2001

Universities welcome $35 million grant

Tue Aug 07 2001

Massey University Accepts Fees Stabilisation Offer

Thu Aug 30 2001

Overseas Student Recruitment Success

Thu Aug 30 2001

America Not Yet Ready to Pounce

Wed Sep 26 2001

Education Minister wrong about literacy

Fri Oct 05 2001

American and Brit. Raids "Measured and Powell-ish"

Mon Oct 08 2001

Defence Studies Experts available for Comment

Tue Oct 09 2001

GE decision sensible

Wed Oct 31 2001

UK foot and mouth outbreak under control

Mon Nov 12 2001

Massey University raises pay offer to staff

Mon Nov 19 2001

Massey University Seeks Staff For New Arts School

Tue Nov 20 2001

Dr Joel Hayward on the new Chief of Defence Force

Mon Dec 10 2001

Home Ownership On The Decline In NZ

Wed Dec 12 2001

Rural Market Remains Confident

Wed Dec 12 2001

"Massey Unions Ready To Move On"

Fri Apr 12 2002

Rugby Research To Help Coaches, Players

Mon Apr 15 2002

Mental Illness Issues Critical for Mäori Health

Wed Aug 21 2002

Te Rau Matatini Q&A

Wed Aug 21 2002

Massey supercomputer ranked 304 in the world

Thu Nov 21 2002

News In Brief From Massey

Tue Feb 11 2003

Massey University News

Mon Apr 07 2003

Massey Uni's Online News

Fri May 02 2003

Massey University Electronic Newsletter

Mon May 19 2003

Massey Uni Startup Looks To Nurture 'Raw Ideas'

Wed May 21 2003

Massey University Electronic Newsletter

Tue Jun 03 2003

Massey University Electronic Newsletter

Mon Jun 16 2003

Massey University Electronic Newsletter

Mon Jul 14 2003

Massey University Electronic Newsletter

Mon Aug 11 2003

Literacy Research in South Auckland: a Critique

Mon Sep 29 2003

Teachers Not To Blame

Mon Sep 29 2003

Super 12 Ratings Whammy

Tue Mar 16 2004

"Looking Forward with Bioenergy " - Seminar

Tue Mar 30 2004

Stormers, Crusaders on top in Super 12 ratings

Tue Apr 20 2004

Massey Electronic Newsletter - Issue 9 June 2004

Tue Jun 08 2004

NZ-First Product Development Study Launched

Tue Jul 13 2004

IDs Not Required for Teenagers to Buy Alcohol

Wed Aug 04 2004

All Blacks surrender No.1 rating

Thu Aug 19 2004

$450,000 investment in Synchotron

Tue Sep 07 2004

Evolution Victorian poetry nanotechnology research

Fri Sep 10 2004

World-class animal health centre for Manawatu

Wed Dec 22 2004

Independent Monitoring Contract Goes to Massey Uni

Fri Feb 04 2005

Forever Kiwi – Surveying New Zealand values

Mon Jul 18 2005

International watch on oil price research

Mon Jul 18 2005

KiwiSat closer to lift-off

Mon Jul 18 2005

Serial sackers warned

Mon Jul 18 2005

Massey Lecturer Awarded Top Science Prize

Mon Oct 10 2005

All Black veterans help raise funds for guide dogs

Wed Oct 12 2005

Call for better recognition of endometriosis

Fri Oct 14 2005

New Generation Designers Exposed at Exposure 2005

Mon Nov 07 2005

Bank customer satisfaction up

Mon Nov 21 2005

Evolutionary discoveries in penguin study

Mon Nov 21 2005

Profit potential in organic farming

Mon Nov 21 2005

Protecting people from alcohol harm

Mon Dec 12 2005

Excellence in Environmental Management

Tue Feb 28 2006

Jericho prison seize part of Israeli election

Wed Mar 15 2006

Second thoughts - the losers in the TradeMe sale

Wed Mar 15 2006

NZ’s oldest School of Journalism turns 40

Mon Mar 20 2006

Oldest Journalism School Turns 40

Mon Mar 20 2006

‘Smart’ houses for home security and elder-care

Fri Mar 24 2006

Tuatara tourism and tangata whenua

Thu Mar 30 2006

Meeting nutrition needs of an ageing population

Fri Mar 31 2006

Call for Internet chat rooms to carry HIV warnings

Mon Apr 03 2006

Playcentre good for parents, children - research

Mon Apr 03 2006

Westpac backing for Asia Finance Conference

Mon Apr 03 2006

Tertiary funding heading in right direction

Tue Apr 04 2006

Nurses workforce study launched

Wed Apr 05 2006

Share buyers saying getting rich not the main goal

Fri Apr 07 2006

Choc rewards prompts survey buy-in

Thu Apr 13 2006

Hunt on for Massey Journalists

Sat Apr 15 2006

Champions of free speech and the humanities

Thu Apr 20 2006

Animosity in the Solomons to run its course

Fri Apr 21 2006

Historian plans to teach Da Vinci Code in course

Fri Apr 21 2006

Where next for the Solomon Islands?

Mon Apr 24 2006

Who does the unpaid work?

Wed Apr 26 2006

Good news for cats and carpets

Fri Apr 28 2006

Sales jobs linked to bladder cancer risk

Fri Apr 28 2006

Evidence that ‘light’ smokes fool the smoker

Wed May 03 2006

Top women designers recognised

Wed May 03 2006

Tights tested for rapid recovery

Thu May 04 2006

A big tick for Massey business from the TEC

Tue May 09 2006

Another high ranking for Finance researchers

Wed May 10 2006

Researchers back tobacco labelling plan

Wed May 10 2006

Ruth Richardson wows graduates with Midnight Oil

Wed May 10 2006

Baby boomers blamed for "age of impoverishment"

Thu May 11 2006

Teachers must rebuild trust in themselves

Thu May 11 2006

Science article challenges evolutionary theory

Fri May 19 2006

An education in governance

Mon May 22 2006

Teenagers, roads, and risky behaviour

Mon May 22 2006

Massey News 9 - 23 may 2006

Tue May 23 2006

Leading journalist to speak at reunion

Wed May 24 2006

Coin change marks end for foreign invaders

Fri Jun 02 2006

Noise also a danger for children in tunnels

Fri Jun 02 2006

Stabbed dog in stable condition

Wed Jun 07 2006

Young scientists shine at MacDiarmid Awards

Thu Jun 08 2006

Police dog back home in Hawke's Bay

Fri Jun 09 2006

Malls to get even more "mega" says researcher

Tue Jun 13 2006

More awareness needed of risks of concussion

Thu Jun 15 2006

Music therapist wins Goal Setter award

Thu Jun 29 2006

Nobel Laureate gives free lecture

Wed Jul 05 2006

Slow increase in house prices but sales steady

Thu Jul 06 2006

The biochemistry behind tuberculosis

Mon Jul 17 2006

Combating Campylobacter with common sense

Fri Jul 21 2006

Rugby coaching: Art of science?

Thu Jul 27 2006

Study shows genetic damage to Vietnam War vets

Fri Jul 28 2006

Turbo-boost from wax packs

Fri Jul 28 2006

Vibration treatment put to the test

Mon Jul 31 2006

Business Briefs

Tue Aug 01 2006

Another pointer to a drop in home ownership

Wed Aug 02 2006

Evaluating volcanic risk for the future

Fri Aug 04 2006

Health benefits of avocado oil

Mon Aug 07 2006

NZ agri-food research falling behind

Mon Aug 07 2006

Old rivals meeting on and off the rugby field

Thu Aug 10 2006

Parents not getting health message

Thu Aug 10 2006

Prison literacy programme aims to connect families

Thu Aug 10 2006

Immigrant voices heard in Life Writing

Fri Aug 11 2006

Parent star to new planet identified

Fri Aug 11 2006

Samoan nightclubs female-friendly and safe

Fri Aug 11 2006

Effectiveness of food industry accord challenged

Mon Aug 14 2006

Asking questions the answer to better maths

Tue Aug 15 2006

Futures Thinking Aotearoa

Tue Aug 15 2006

Seminar: Slippery slope of home lending

Tue Aug 15 2006

What is behind the Fox TV kidnaps?

Tue Aug 15 2006

Massey consortium wins contract

Wed Aug 16 2006

Industry advocate challenged to debate Obesity

Fri Aug 18 2006

Nest invaders under scrutiny

Thu Aug 24 2006

Growing likelihood of al-Qaeda link to kidnaps

Fri Aug 25 2006

External involvement in kidnaps may be a ruse

Mon Aug 28 2006

Attitudes to working mothers still entrenched

Tue Aug 29 2006

QMB Meeting, The Frontiers Of Science.

Tue Aug 29 2006

Book on Mäori newspapers provides insight

Thu Aug 31 2006

Business Briefs

Mon Sep 04 2006

Maths website for secondary and tertiary students

Wed Sep 06 2006

Study finds double standard for women's drinking

Thu Sep 07 2006

‘Exciting’ research projects get $6.3m funding

Fri Sep 08 2006

Managers are dinosaurs, say world experts

Tue Sep 12 2006

Ambush marketing in sport – the issues

Wed Sep 13 2006

Research Medal winners announced

Mon Sep 25 2006

Bloodline argument racist rubbish, says researcher

Mon Oct 02 2006

Equine root canal a New Zealand first

Fri Oct 06 2006

@Massey: Snell returns for research collaborations

Mon Oct 09 2006

Defining New Zealand’s non-profit sector

Mon Oct 09 2006

NZ opportunities in Indian aviation

Mon Oct 09 2006

Home affordability still falling

Tue Oct 10 2006

New vet nurses now qualify to work in Britain

Fri Oct 13 2006

Study seeks pregnant women to test asthma theory

Fri Oct 13 2006

Is napping at work a safety measure?

Wed Oct 18 2006

Huge backing for higher drinking age

Fri Oct 20 2006

Rare international grant for NZ Finance research

Tue Oct 24 2006

Successful free bus service extended until 2012

Tue Oct 24 2006

Dust harms sawmill workers

Wed Oct 25 2006

Three Journalism students win scholarships to Asia

Wed Oct 25 2006

Students in space, 2008

Thu Oct 26 2006

Chopper, vets, firefighters to horse rescue

Thu Nov 02 2006

Baby pilot whales drowned in stormy seas

Fri Nov 03 2006

Whaddarya? Defining young Kiwis’ identities

Mon Nov 06 2006

Designers Exposed at Design Exposure 2006 Auckland

Tue Nov 07 2006

Exposing next generation of designers and artists

Tue Nov 07 2006

Mental illness – how we see it

Tue Nov 07 2006

New Zealand Public Lecture Series

Wed Nov 08 2006

Top medal for Massey horticulture specialist

Fri Nov 10 2006

Auckland stadium polls may be misleading

Thu Nov 23 2006

New tactic to reduce child abuse

Mon Nov 27 2006

Geoscientists Conference focuses on our planet

Mon Dec 04 2006

Litmus International Curatorial Fellowship blog

Tue Dec 05 2006

University ties with business

Tue Dec 05 2006

What’s killing NZ’s rarest dolphins?

Tue Dec 05 2006

Making the most of renewable energy sources

Mon Dec 11 2006

Vets to investigate yellow-eyed penguin deaths

Tue Dec 12 2006

Equal access for fruit juice

Wed Dec 13 2006

Mexican University in meat technology exchange

Fri Dec 15 2006

New therapy can reduce stage fright

Mon Dec 18 2006

International interest in Asian airport research

Tue Dec 19 2006

Radical new approach to learning failure

Tue Dec 19 2006

Nursing workforce study wins funding

Thu Dec 21 2006

Rents on the rise again

Thu Dec 21 2006

Spate of good weather tipped to lift spirits

Thu Jan 04 2007

Summer swots

Fri Jan 05 2007

Problems With Participation In Primary Health

Tue Jan 09 2007

Increasing Student Social Workers’ Experience

Wed Jan 10 2007

Professor Takes Up Prestigious Role

Wed Jan 10 2007

New Scholarships Target Technology Entrepreneurs

Thu Jan 11 2007

Home affordability now down to 1989 levels

Mon Jan 15 2007

Auckland’s Destructive Quintuplets

Tue Jan 23 2007

Roof-Collected Rainwater Fails Health Test

Tue Jan 23 2007

Massey Lecturer wins UK Award

Fri Jan 26 2007

$260,000 for hydrogen energy research

Mon Jan 29 2007

New Fine Arts and Music partnership established

Tue Jan 30 2007

Where serial killers are likely to stirike

Wed Jan 31 2007

Extending science with the synchrotron

Thu Feb 01 2007

MacDiarmid an inspiration to young scientists

Thu Feb 08 2007

Tracing the origins of the kumara

Thu Feb 08 2007

Mäori Television’s young rugby stars on campus

Fri Feb 09 2007

Code-cracking adventures for kura kaupapa kids

Mon Feb 12 2007

Gay churchgoers abandon mainstream religions

Mon Feb 12 2007

From molecules to mozzarella

Wed Feb 14 2007

Design project boosts international competitivenes

Fri Feb 16 2007

Do milkshakes fill the gap?

Mon Feb 19 2007

Services needed for mental illness in families

Tue Feb 20 2007

How to ease rents and house prices

Mon Feb 26 2007

Saving an iconic Saudi Arabian species

Mon Feb 26 2007

New board for Allan Wilson Centre

Thu Mar 01 2007

New learning centre strengthens Pasifika links

Fri Mar 02 2007

MPs unite for School of Music

Tue Mar 06 2007

Search engines emerge from Google's shadow

Thu Mar 08 2007

Fruit for the fridge or the bowl?

Mon Mar 12 2007

Breast implants: risks underplayed, choice limited

Tue Mar 13 2007

International Interest In Beatles Study

Tue Mar 13 2007

Seminar: Explaining Visual Illusions

Tue Mar 13 2007

Fly the Frasca

Wed Mar 14 2007

Health study of NZ’s Indian community lauched

Wed Mar 14 2007

Contract aims to improve disaster awareness

Thu Mar 15 2007

Vets investigating yellow-eyed penguin deaths

Thu Mar 15 2007

Maharey hails Aviation School’s flight simulator

Fri Mar 16 2007

4 yr primary teaching qualification national first

Mon Mar 19 2007

Conference to launch infant mental health

Mon Mar 19 2007

Fulbright award for sleep scientist

Wed Mar 21 2007

NZer amongst world cricket injury experts

Tue Mar 27 2007

Further deterioration in home affordability

Wed Mar 28 2007

Ribena case tip of the iceberg?

Wed Mar 28 2007

Satellite-tracking the flight of the godwit

Wed Mar 28 2007

Anti-design for designers

Thu Mar 29 2007

Former refugee graduates with a Social Work degree

Thu Apr 05 2007

New survey on the Government’s performance

Wed Apr 11 2007

Small businesses as community hearts

Thu Apr 12 2007

Walkers overstep the mark

Thu Apr 12 2007

Masters thesis provides practical business advice

Fri Apr 13 2007

World War I photos wanted for publication

Mon Apr 16 2007

University assignment wins travel writing prize

Tue Apr 17 2007

Cancer research wins US funding

Fri Apr 20 2007

Educators welcome official recognition of dyslexia

Fri Apr 20 2007

Renewal of international accreditation

Fri Apr 20 2007

Nursing shortage heading for crisis

Tue Apr 24 2007

Trainees take to oil-spill course

Tue Apr 24 2007

Pasifika scholarships reward persistence

Thu Apr 26 2007

Pink Ladies ripe for the picking

Thu Apr 26 2007

Taewa elusive this year

Thu Apr 26 2007

Preparing the health services for emergencies

Fri May 04 2007

Massey scoops third-biggest funding share

Mon May 07 2007

Call for laws banning tele-marketers

Tue May 08 2007

David Cross: Hold

Wed May 09 2007

Funky "FudgeBall" design nets $2000 scholarship

Wed May 09 2007

Massey celebrates top female design graduates

Wed May 09 2007

Honorary doctorate for New Zealand sculptor

Mon May 14 2007

Papua New Guinea students skill up in banking

Mon May 14 2007

PR students appeal to lost generation for blood

Mon May 14 2007

Research may boost IVF success rate

Mon May 14 2007

Supercar project picks up speed

Fri May 18 2007

David Cross and Marcus Moore in discussion

Sat May 19 2007

Curiosity pays off for journalism graduate

Mon May 21 2007

New research more bad news for Labour

Mon May 28 2007

Public Lecutre: Peter Snell’s road to wellness

Wed Jun 06 2007

Engineering creativity

Thu Jun 07 2007

Centre gets worldwide remit for animal welfare

Mon Jun 11 2007

Who should see our health records?

Mon Jun 11 2007

Smokers’ lung damage continues after quitting

Tue Jun 12 2007

Smokers’ lung damage continues even after quitting

Tue Jun 12 2007

Massey staff receive teaching excellence awards

Wed Jun 13 2007

NZ-branded cigarettes add to brand removal case

Wed Jun 13 2007

Dire Predictions In Palestinian Politics - Parsons

Fri Jun 15 2007

Partnership Will Create New Routes To Markets

Wed Jun 20 2007

Home affordability improves in four regions

Thu Jun 21 2007

Moss to captain university games team

Thu Jun 21 2007

Small town fights back, abandoned by big banks

Mon Jun 25 2007

Pregnant women offer insights for asthma research

Wed Jun 27 2007

America’s Cup fans should sleep in

Thu Jun 28 2007

BZP ban right decision on balance

Thu Jun 28 2007

Online performance mashes up air guitar

Fri Jun 29 2007

School-age entrepreneurs compete for scholarships

Mon Jul 02 2007

Cool idea wins design award

Wed Jul 04 2007

Diggle appointed Head of Fine Arts

Wed Jul 04 2007

Free raincoats aid health and self esteem

Wed Jul 18 2007

Potter phenomenon boosts learning

Fri Jul 20 2007

Walk On Water, Fly Like A Bird At Massey Open Days

Mon Jul 30 2007

Educators Share Research With Industry

Thu Aug 02 2007

Small business dismissed as second-class

Thu Aug 02 2007

SMEs owners dismissed as second class citizens

Thu Aug 02 2007

Ending child abuse may take three generations

Fri Aug 03 2007

FMD spread unlikely, predicts Morris

Mon Aug 06 2007

The impact of floods on Maori communities

Mon Aug 06 2007

Naked Vets put out new calendar

Wed Aug 08 2007

Noted historian donates Te Kooti paintings to Uni

Wed Aug 08 2007

World rankings place Massey in top three NZ Unis

Thu Aug 09 2007

Health benefits of male circumcision

Fri Aug 10 2007

What boys want from schools and teachers

Thu Aug 16 2007

Health checks don’t go far enough

Wed Aug 22 2007

Lahar research gets funding

Tue Aug 28 2007

PM acknowledges contribution of science hub

Tue Aug 28 2007

Risk of deaths if horse flu spreads to NZ

Tue Aug 28 2007

Research: why so few women become sports coaches

Thu Aug 30 2007

Top Achiever Doctoral Scholarships for researchers

Thu Aug 30 2007

Enron Journalist To Speak At Wellington Conference

Fri Aug 31 2007

Experts urge action to quell investor panic

Fri Aug 31 2007

$2m boost for Massey animal and vet research

Fri Sep 21 2007

Iguaçu tops Hospitality Association Awards

Mon Sep 24 2007

Journalism student earns place in Jakarta

Mon Sep 24 2007

Educators welcome new teaching scholarships

Wed Sep 26 2007

Litmus: Overcoming Loathing Launch

Thu Sep 27 2007

Increased Demand For Health Protection Officers

Mon Oct 01 2007

Papatuanuku inspires exhibition

Mon Oct 01 2007

Future-focused graduates prepared

Tue Oct 02 2007

Institute for Advanced Study launched

Tue Oct 02 2007

Injured athlete steps out for sports awards

Mon Oct 08 2007

Creative talents honoured at new Hall of Fame

Tue Oct 09 2007

Revolutionary Skateboard Wins 'Best' Award

Tue Oct 09 2007

Free Bus Is Finalist In Energy Efficiency Awards

Thu Oct 11 2007

Mystery of the albatross may soon be solved

Tue Oct 16 2007

Time to debate political policing

Tue Oct 16 2007

University awards 150 scholarships

Thu Oct 18 2007

Engineers declare open season on ducks

Fri Oct 19 2007

Maharey returns to Massey

Fri Oct 19 2007

University awards 150 scholarships

Fri Oct 19 2007

Buoy racers splash out

Tue Oct 23 2007

Regrets, I’ve had a few …

Wed Oct 24 2007

Journalism student wins Alex Veysey Memorial Prize

Tue Oct 30 2007

Summer school enrolments quadruple in three years

Wed Oct 31 2007

Two fellowships for Maori doctoral researchers

Wed Oct 31 2007

Public relations students win national award

Mon Nov 05 2007

Venice, Basel, Muenster … Wellington

Tue Nov 06 2007

Massey student-staffer wins phonebook art award

Wed Nov 07 2007

Arts and design students exposed

Thu Nov 08 2007

Recycled art subject of public lecture

Mon Nov 12 2007

Research: few children receive a healthy lunch

Mon Nov 12 2007

Book opens the wardrobe on New Zealand clothing

Tue Nov 13 2007

Noisy toys damage children’s hearing

Tue Nov 13 2007

Textile design industry fetes top students

Wed Nov 14 2007

University to honour Tuwharetoa chief

Tue Nov 20 2007

Roving spycam opens up a world of possibility

Mon Nov 26 2007

Zonta honours top designers

Tue Nov 27 2007

Benefits outweigh costs of rainwater harvesting

Thu Nov 29 2007

Māori staff PhDs a boost for College of Business

Thu Nov 29 2007

Fruit and veg costing families a packet

Sun Dec 02 2007

Disaster research erupts

Wed Dec 05 2007

Journalism under the microscope

Wed Dec 05 2007

Enron lessons unheeded in New Zealand

Tue Dec 11 2007

Enron Lessons Unheeded In New Zealand

Wed Dec 12 2007

Meanings make stolen medals irreplaceable

Thu Dec 13 2007

Joys of letter-writing alive and well

Thu Dec 20 2007

Nobel Laureate to give New Zealand lectures

Mon Jan 07 2008

Major NZ international contemporary art series

Wed Jan 09 2008

Temporary contemporary art series announced

Fri Jan 11 2008

Sleep science goes onstage

Mon Jan 14 2008

Body clock study gains research funding

Thu Jan 24 2008

Scientists tackle cholesterol control

Thu Jan 24 2008

Survey rates ASB Bank tops for NZ website design

Fri Jan 25 2008

Effectiveness of post-disaster aid examined

Wed Jan 30 2008

New evidence of occupational cancers

Mon Feb 04 2008

Retail tobacco displays make it tougher to quit

Thu Feb 07 2008

Ronald Chippindale a loss to aviation students

Tue Feb 12 2008

How communities recover from disasters

Thu Feb 14 2008

Quit blaming farmers for NZ’s environment woes

Mon Feb 18 2008

Artist Talk Series: Jayce Salloum

Tue Feb 26 2008

Images on cigarette packets 'will be effective'

Fri Feb 29 2008

Student mountain biker takes national title

Fri Feb 29 2008

Why 'Coach' is usually a bloke

Wed Mar 05 2008

Energy research to combat climate change

Mon Mar 10 2008

Study unlocks the health benefits of a cuppa

Thu Mar 20 2008

Five-year study will support troubled youth

Thu Mar 27 2008

‘Rainbow Warrior’ scholarship funds emergency stu

Fri Mar 28 2008

Micro brewery’s Pilot Pils a good Kiwi brew

Sat Apr 05 2008

Weightlifting raised as diabetes epidemic answer

Tue Apr 08 2008

Barefooters eye world champs

Wed Apr 09 2008

First New Zealand recipient of Dairy Science Award

Wed Apr 09 2008

Hands on education show

Wed Apr 09 2008

Taewa harvest underway

Thu Apr 10 2008

Community service goes hand-in-hand with study

Tue Apr 22 2008

Tasman Glacier retreat extreme

Thu Apr 24 2008

Graduate a finalist in national beauty pageant

Thu May 01 2008

Lange themed speech-writing competition

Thu May 01 2008

Working makes for a happier retirement

Mon May 05 2008

20 years of Mäori achievement at Massey University

Tue May 13 2008

Freemasons scholarship winner offers gift

Fri May 16 2008

Fog-bound vet takes road trip for graduation

Mon May 19 2008

The key to effective local government consultation

Mon May 19 2008

Singapore campus a coup for Massey

Mon May 26 2008

Report doesn't recognise wider Pacifi contribution

Tue May 27 2008

‘Never too late’ to start education

Thu May 29 2008

Sporting scholarships a coup

Fri May 30 2008

Conviction, fine for using fake Massey degree

Tue Jun 03 2008

Final Call for NZ’s cutting edge food products

Thu Jun 05 2008

Prof Mason Durie recognised for mental health work

Fri Jun 06 2008

Writings of literary great published

Fri Jun 13 2008

Under-utilised Mäori land targeted for improvement

Mon Jun 16 2008

First novel shortlisted for top book award

Tue Jun 17 2008

Leap a lucky kiwi

Tue Jun 17 2008

Marine leeches provide clues on climate change

Tue Jun 17 2008

More film success for Massey graduate

Tue Jun 17 2008

Hunting out a good design solution

Thu Jun 19 2008

Marae welcome for national haka champions

Fri Jun 20 2008

Top Fulbright award for Massey Alumna

Fri Jun 20 2008

Guidelines for sex abuse counsellors released

Mon Jun 23 2008

Origin of the meaning of Matariki shared

Thu Jun 26 2008

Massey backs beach volleyball team

Tue Jul 01 2008

Student athletes get the NZ Blues

Wed Jul 02 2008

Gisborne secondment for museum studies lecturer

Thu Jul 03 2008

Match-making on Mana Island

Wed Jul 09 2008

First business students in '2+2' programme

Thu Jul 10 2008

School pupils get taste of running a business

Thu Jul 10 2008

Design student donates carving to Kuratini marae

Mon Jul 14 2008

Military lawyer selected for Geneva training cours

Tue Jul 15 2008

On-line resource portal for PhD students

Tue Jul 15 2008

Massey man helps footballers prepare for Olympics

Wed Jul 16 2008

Massey lecturer named supreme winner

Thu Jul 17 2008

Mäori lullabies subject of PhD research

Mon Jul 21 2008

Students rewarded for academic excellence

Mon Jul 21 2008

Blaze of tradition and technology

Tue Jul 22 2008

Cultural identity and mental health

Wed Jul 23 2008

Artist connects with grandfather’s burial place

Fri Jul 25 2008

Moughan to give prestigious lecture in Canada

Fri Jul 25 2008

Knockback to grocery giants 'good news'

Fri Aug 01 2008

New book explores sustainable coastal management

Mon Aug 04 2008

Mäori children central to future NZ society

Tue Aug 05 2008

Olympic media under spotlight

Mon Aug 11 2008

Student takes up German scholarship

Mon Aug 11 2008

Witchcraft paper casts a spell over students

Wed Aug 13 2008

Durie rewarded for 50 years of academic excellence

Tue Aug 19 2008

International Study Of NZ's Non-Profit Sector

Wed Aug 20 2008

Instant graduate display too good to resist

Thu Aug 21 2008

Research projects to investigate public transport

Thu Aug 21 2008

Creative campus on show at open day

Fri Aug 22 2008

Development agency backs Massey research

Tue Aug 26 2008

Gifted teenagers headed for MARS

Tue Aug 26 2008

Pacific Peoples report welcomed

Tue Aug 26 2008

Professor of Fine Arts wins prestigious award

Thu Aug 28 2008

Shortage of Mäori psychologists focus of hui

Thu Aug 28 2008

Artist puts human hair under the spotlight

Sun Aug 31 2008

Pregnant women sought for childhood diseases study

Mon Sep 01 2008

Creative temporary sculpture series launched

Tue Sep 02 2008

Three Design students in Pasifika fashion finals

Tue Sep 09 2008

Diversity, quality of temporary artworks popular

Wed Sep 10 2008

Internationally acclaimed work to city

Wed Sep 10 2008

Hoiho on mend after a little R&R at wildlife ward

Thu Sep 11 2008

Award for iron-boosting kiwifruit and cereal study

Fri Sep 12 2008

Stomach cancer likely cause of dolphin death

Fri Sep 12 2008

University physicist on world particle team

Fri Sep 12 2008

‘Canary in a coalmine’ warning on rivers

Mon Sep 15 2008

Fashionable graduate on the verge of success

Thu Sep 18 2008

Healthy infant eating tips on DVD

Sun Sep 21 2008

Psychologist leads global task force on poverty

Mon Sep 22 2008

'Three brothers' will boost lambing output

Mon Sep 22 2008

Wellington annual apartment versus flats games

Mon Sep 22 2008

$5.4m Marsden funding boost for Massey researchers

Tue Sep 23 2008

Disasters: NZ 'ain't seen nothing' in 70 years

Tue Sep 23 2008

Writing prize goes to teacher-turned-student

Tue Sep 23 2008

Historian to give first memorial lecture

Wed Sep 24 2008

Accessing traditional knowledge key to exports

Fri Sep 26 2008

Canadian scholar to head College of Humanities

Fri Sep 26 2008

Massey-led project wins top prize

Fri Sep 26 2008

Encouraging Mäori-speaking communities PhD focus

Mon Sep 29 2008

Fine arts lecturer takes artwork to NY, Paris

Mon Sep 29 2008

International flavour to Festival of New Arts

Mon Sep 29 2008

Iwi Creativity on show

Mon Sep 29 2008

Massey lecturer appointed to ERMA group

Wed Oct 01 2008

Aniwaniwa returns to its ahi kaa

Thu Oct 02 2008

Täne and Rehua at centre of new exhibition

Thu Oct 02 2008

Massey to begin student exchange programme with EU

Wed Oct 08 2008

New director of external relations appointed

Thu Oct 09 2008

Rough guide to politics for perplexed voters

Thu Oct 09 2008

MS sufferers feel the benefits of vibration trial

Fri Oct 10 2008

University buys budgeting help

Sun Oct 12 2008

Smart students set to grow New Zealand

Mon Oct 13 2008

'Knee-jerk' response to crisis increases danger

Fri Oct 17 2008

Quest to sniff out kakapo scent spans centuries

Mon Oct 20 2008

Blow.08 celebrates creative art success

Wed Oct 22 2008

New post for public health director

Wed Oct 22 2008

Sociologist elected to World Values Survey Assn

Thu Oct 23 2008

Lecture showcases war images

Tue Oct 28 2008

Researcher begins major retirement study

Tue Oct 28 2008

Sleep-deprived sought for group therapy study

Tue Oct 28 2008

Vice-Chancellor to receive Wellington welcome

Thu Oct 30 2008

Gastro care plan implemented

Fri Oct 31 2008

Massey student takes prestigious Zonta scholarship

Fri Oct 31 2008

Gastro bug appears to be under control

Sun Nov 02 2008

Gastro bug appears in retreat

Mon Nov 03 2008

Only one new gastro case reported

Tue Nov 04 2008

Gastro outbreak confirmed as Norovirus

Wed Nov 05 2008

Weight fixation sends unhealthy messages

Wed Nov 05 2008

From the frontline of the US presidential race

Thu Nov 06 2008

Designer finds comfort and style

Wed Nov 12 2008

Rutherford Medal for University biophysicist

Wed Nov 12 2008

Long road to world cup glory

Mon Nov 24 2008

Unravelling the mystery of mechatronics

Mon Dec 01 2008

New MPs in for emotional rollercoaster

Thu Dec 04 2008

New Chancellor elected to University Council

Fri Dec 05 2008

Salmon beats fish oil pills for omega-3, selenium

Fri Dec 05 2008

Scholarship programme supports Maori mental health

Tue Dec 09 2008

Urgent need to tackle Fiji poverty

Tue Dec 16 2008

Festive cheer for first-time buyers

Wed Dec 17 2008

Native birds feel no fear when facing foes

Wed Dec 17 2008

Te Rau Puawai scholarship for nurse

Fri Dec 19 2008

New ways to look for love

Tue Dec 30 2008

DVD promotes understanding of children with autism

Thu Jan 08 2009

Israeli attack undermines Hamas’ ability to govern

Thu Jan 08 2009

New role will support Mäori doctoral candidates

Tue Jan 13 2009

Massey Graduates Scrutinise President's Address

Wed Jan 14 2009

Sportspeople warned: alcohol affects performance

Wed Jan 14 2009

Korea holds clues to Auckland’s volcanic future

Thu Jan 15 2009

Pupils trade togs for test tubes at NanoCamp

Wed Jan 21 2009

Study to help depression sufferers extended

Thu Jan 22 2009

Meccano origins for visiting Nobel scientist

Wed Jan 28 2009

Cash rate will push fixed mortgage fees higher

Thu Jan 29 2009

Future role of robots hot conference topic

Wed Feb 04 2009

Good social policy essential during recession

Wed Feb 04 2009

More men training to be secondary teachers

Thu Feb 05 2009

Decade of Mäori mental health workforce leadership

Mon Feb 09 2009

Out-of-place houses subject of one-day sculpture

Thu Feb 12 2009

Ties Between Local Chinese And Non-Chinese Busine

Thu Feb 12 2009

Green MP right to query logic of surveillance

Fri Feb 13 2009

Violence a problem in the workplace, study shows

Mon Feb 16 2009

Canterbury irrigation battle inspires artwork

Tue Feb 17 2009

Prize-winning research helps predict stock markets

Wed Feb 18 2009

Sleep/Wake performance will rouse audiences

Wed Feb 18 2009

Mäori pä inspire home designs

Sat Feb 21 2009

Researchers launch major brain injury study

Mon Feb 23 2009

Vet bonding scheme a good start

Mon Feb 23 2009

New Albany campus bar opens in time for O-Week

Wed Feb 25 2009

Computers for scientific discovery in the 21st C

Fri Feb 27 2009

Conference on traditional mental health practices

Fri Feb 27 2009

Reading programme a real page turner

Mon Mar 02 2009

Lecturer to speak in US on governing internet

Wed Mar 04 2009

Whale shooting ‘humane’ says marine biologist

Fri Mar 06 2009

Condolences to family after tragic bridge death

Mon Mar 09 2009

Massey upgrades aircraft fleet in $8m commitment

Mon Mar 09 2009

Pregnant women needed for nutrition study

Mon Mar 09 2009

Enrolment surge at Massey’s Albany campus

Tue Mar 10 2009

No real impact expected from CRI-university merger

Tue Mar 10 2009

BMW car designer to reveal clay techniques in NZ

Thu Mar 12 2009

Breathtaking ideas from young entrepreneurs

Thu Mar 12 2009

Massey researcher makes it into New York Times

Thu Mar 12 2009

Seminars to gauge disaster response

Thu Mar 12 2009

Honorary doctorate for educationalist Turoa Royal

Mon Mar 16 2009

Honorary doctorate for Turners & Growers leader

Mon Mar 16 2009

Pampered young bats going home

Tue Mar 17 2009

Rare chance to view Sport and Rugby Institute

Tue Mar 17 2009

Kakariki back on Auckland mainland

Wed Mar 18 2009

‘Pavlov’s fruit flies’ studied in memory research

Thu Mar 19 2009

Teen robotics wizards to compete for US event

Thu Mar 19 2009

Major global achievement for Massey

Mon Mar 23 2009

Robotics competition winners will head to US

Mon Mar 23 2009

Massey to celebrate Mäori alumni

Tue Mar 24 2009

Rental market matches 'distance from CBD' theory

Thu Mar 26 2009

School system fails in its approach to reading

Thu Mar 26 2009

Professorial lecture explores evolution in action

Mon Mar 30 2009

5 degrees and counting after 40 years with Massey

Tue Mar 31 2009

‘Super' city’ is not so super for local democracy

Tue Mar 31 2009

Ulmer inspires Massey Academy of Sport intake

Tue Mar 31 2009

New Zealanders are becoming less religious

Thu Apr 02 2009

Study to weigh up body fat and health risks

Thu Apr 02 2009

Study offers solutions to brain drain

Fri Apr 03 2009

New project to engage science students

Wed Apr 08 2009

Wings recipients challenged to keep moving

Thu Apr 09 2009

Vampire spiders among animal behaviour topics

Tue Apr 14 2009

55-year career recognised with Honorary Doctorate

Wed Apr 15 2009

Massey awarded major MAF contract

Thu Apr 16 2009

Specialist elected to Reading Hall oof Fame

Fri Apr 17 2009

Researching a new audience

Mon Apr 20 2009

Free drug programmes make market more attractive

Tue Apr 21 2009

Encouraging children’s skills through play

Wed Apr 22 2009

Maths to improve orchard safety

Wed Apr 22 2009

Broken leg not allowed to spoil graduate's big day

Thu Apr 23 2009

Poaching expert studies roaring trade

Sun May 03 2009

Maori scholarships to help fight diabetes

Mon May 04 2009

Students offered bursary support in crisis

Mon May 04 2009

Super City Mayor must have backing at ballot box

Mon May 04 2009

Massey engineers win robotics world champs

Tue May 05 2009

Olympic coverage raises role model concerns

Thu May 07 2009

Blog doctor’s advice to politicians

Fri May 08 2009

Research measures sustainability of organics

Tue May 12 2009

Reputation key to success

Thu May 14 2009

Same name grads make doctoral duo

Thu May 14 2009

Scientists explore new frontiers of gene behaviour

Mon May 18 2009

Parekowhai Artwork Opens In Wellington For One Day

Wed May 20 2009

Media in frontline at Reporting Wars conference

Thu May 21 2009

Multi-ethnic Ak underplays ‘diversity dividend'

Fri May 22 2009

Back pain an issue for nearly all vets

Mon May 25 2009

Export subsidies decision was on the cards

Tue May 26 2009

More to celebrate for graduating design students

Tue May 26 2009

Carver turned graphic artist to graduate

Wed May 27 2009

Aviation student wins scholarship

Thu May 28 2009

PhD graduate develops new hearing device

Thu May 28 2009

Young entrepreneurs take own career path

Thu May 28 2009

Australasian partners join animal welfare centre

Fri May 29 2009

AVC Academic and Open Learning appointed

Fri May 29 2009

PhD graduate develops new hearing device

Fri May 29 2009

Academy to address dearth of Mäori leaders

Tue Jun 02 2009

NZ communities benefit from disaster collaboration

Tue Jun 02 2009

Asthma symptoms still more common among Maori

Wed Jun 03 2009

Winning paper is food for thought

Wed Jun 03 2009

Shame of abuse victims little understood

Mon Jun 08 2009

Secret life of hair, skin and muscle revealed

Tue Jun 09 2009

$1.2 million for Mäori cancer care

Wed Jun 10 2009

Fieldays site showcases new thinking

Wed Jun 10 2009

Ecstasy use up as methamphetamine levels off

Thu Jun 11 2009

Teams compete for global honours

Thu Jun 11 2009

Kakariki Bird Re-Colonise Remote Island

Mon Jun 15 2009

Spiteful Texts The Cruellest Form Of Bullying

Mon Jun 15 2009

Female farm workers at highest risk of leukaemia

Tue Jun 16 2009

Open entry for Maori part of overall strategy

Thu Jun 18 2009

PM ups the ante at Global Enterprise Challenge

Mon Jun 22 2009

Winning Team Feeds The World With The Granulator

Wed Jun 24 2009

Exhibition marks 10 years of Wellington campus

Tue Jun 30 2009

Pseudoephedrine no boost to performance

Tue Jun 30 2009

Film success for story of unsung rugby hero

Thu Jul 02 2009

Official launch for first of new training aircraft

Fri Jul 03 2009

Researchers address meaning of maths for new era

Fri Jul 03 2009

School holidays a business opportunity for some

Fri Jul 03 2009

Communal learning boosts Pasifika, Maori maths

Mon Jul 06 2009

Banks offering fair floating interest rates

Wed Jul 08 2009

Young Kakapo recovering at wildlife ward

Wed Jul 08 2009

Psychologists join forces to reduce poverty

Thu Jul 09 2009

Swine flu never a benign flu - Massey scientist

Fri Jul 10 2009

Teaching award rewards innovation

Tue Jul 14 2009

Inaugural Mäori book awards mark Te Wiki o te Reo

Wed Jul 15 2009

$16m of research grants to three Massey projects

Thu Jul 16 2009

Wartime cat and dog massacre examined

Thu Jul 16 2009

Science community urged to collaborate more

Sat Jul 18 2009

Mayans to moa hunters: virtual worlds

Mon Jul 20 2009

Wartime cat and dog massacre examined

Tue Jul 21 2009

Live seminar on reclaiming Mäori place names

Wed Jul 22 2009

National tertiary teaching excellence awards

Wed Jul 22 2009

Old meets new at doctoral celebration

Wed Jul 22 2009

Business scams explained to school students

Thu Jul 23 2009

Mäori fantasy novel for immersion schools

Thu Jul 23 2009

Response to anti-vivisection campaign group

Mon Jul 27 2009

Baby Boomers Refuse To Retire

Tue Jul 28 2009

New scholarships mark Wellington 10th

Wed Jul 29 2009

CT scanner gives insight into patient’s lameness

Thu Jul 30 2009

First concert appearance for new NZSM appointment

Thu Jul 30 2009

Mäori authors win inaugural book awards

Fri Jul 31 2009

School pupils compete to solve economic woes

Tue Aug 04 2009

Massey gains third place in Tertiary Challenge

Mon Aug 10 2009

Need for protein makes monkeys and humans overeat

Mon Aug 10 2009

Snell to open garden before knighthood

Wed Aug 12 2009

Migrants may hold key to boosting economy

Thu Aug 20 2009

Injured albatross taken home to recuperate

Fri Aug 21 2009

Synergies and education needs

Mon Aug 24 2009

Record interest expected for Open Day

Tue Aug 25 2009

Fulbright scholarships for two staff

Mon Aug 31 2009

No evidence of dolphins starving –marine ecologist

Mon Aug 31 2009

Microbrewery to host craft brewing course

Tue Sep 01 2009

Bellamy talking about NZ conservation at Massey

Wed Sep 02 2009

Open Day showcases diverse Albany campus

Wed Sep 02 2009

Schooling by Skype to help struggling readers

Wed Sep 02 2009

Climate change defence threat facing military

Thu Sep 03 2009

Bullrush ban symptom of major physical ed failure

Mon Sep 07 2009

Massey appoints new chief information officer

Mon Sep 07 2009

New book tackles potato chemistry

Mon Sep 07 2009

Mystical Manawatu play about to take flight

Tue Sep 08 2009

Doors to learning at Albany campus Open Day

Wed Sep 09 2009

Engineers needed to help build New Zealand

Wed Sep 09 2009

Massey first to benefit from Aussie library deal

Thu Sep 10 2009

Communication student in international pageant

Wed Sep 16 2009

Businesses back delay to emissions trading

Thu Sep 17 2009

Big increase in science spend will make NZ rich

Fri Sep 18 2009

Study pods and more for Albany library extension

Fri Sep 18 2009

Unique partnership to take Massey research global

Tue Sep 22 2009

Investors need not lose sleep over daylight saving

Thu Sep 24 2009

Top US lecture billing for Massey mathematician

Thu Sep 24 2009

Awards for College of Science researchers

Fri Sep 25 2009

Certificate for working with Pacific communities

Fri Sep 25 2009

New spin on Mäori legend wins short story prize

Tue Sep 29 2009

Pregnant women wanted for sleep disturbance survey

Wed Sep 30 2009

Young Asian women sought for vitamin D study

Wed Sep 30 2009

Massey offers disaster support to aid agencies

Fri Oct 02 2009

New book charts path of animal welfare science

Tue Oct 06 2009

Top Albany student-athletes named

Tue Oct 06 2009

Sociologist honoured for race relations research

Wed Oct 07 2009

Business idea for magnetic bobby pin a winner

Thu Oct 15 2009

Thesis to business – banking on brainpower

Fri Oct 16 2009

Staff and students designs BeST for 2009

Mon Oct 19 2009

Hall of Fame Inductees Join Illustrious List

Wed Oct 21 2009

Tiri quails found to be Aussie import

Fri Oct 23 2009

Business entries among best in awards history

Wed Oct 28 2009

MBA students visit China

Fri Oct 30 2009

Massey e-centre/eCOGENT Collaboration

Mon Nov 02 2009

Rare business scholarship another string to bow

Wed Nov 04 2009

Evolutionary research featured in Nature

Thu Nov 05 2009

Third AIMES Award Given for Computer Science

Thu Nov 05 2009

GPS to track blue sheep and snow leopard

Fri Nov 06 2009

Sustainability never more relevant for business

Fri Nov 06 2009

Engineering students mix creativity and complexity

Tue Nov 10 2009

Great Ideas During Global Entrepreneurship Week

Tue Nov 10 2009

'Pain thermometers' urged to combat injustices

Wed Nov 11 2009

Surplus & Creativity: Design and the Readymade

Tue Nov 17 2009

Life cycle management director appointed

Wed Nov 18 2009

Pay, Employment Equality Review for Massey

Thu Nov 19 2009

New book plots future of farming

Tue Nov 24 2009

Sports Bodies Urged to Consider Needs of Migrants

Mon Nov 30 2009

Misconception that switching banks is difficult

Mon Dec 07 2009

Ethicist and chemist retires after 42 years

Fri Dec 18 2009

Centre links with Malaysian university

Thu Jan 07 2010

Takahe Chick Gets Eye Operation

Wed Jan 20 2010

Arts and science collaboration breaks new ground

Thu Jan 21 2010

Defence Studies to provide NZ Customs training

Thu Jan 21 2010

Massey academics join Treaty debates

Wed Jan 27 2010

DNA suggests Moa once flew

Sat Jan 30 2010

Research to protect Mäori crops

Wed Feb 03 2010

Designers invited to shed light on greener future

Wed Feb 24 2010

Eminent British design guru visits Wellington

Thu Mar 04 2010

Food sector backing welcomed

Fri Mar 12 2010

Slick, slim rail design to unclog city routes

Fri Mar 12 2010

Understanding the outfield catch

Tue Mar 16 2010

School of Public Health launch looms

Fri Mar 19 2010

We think our politicians are paid too much

Mon Mar 22 2010

Hard slog for Chinese seeking good life in NZ

Wed Mar 24 2010

Massey scientist named Biotechnologist of the Year

Wed Mar 24 2010

Study to test omega-3 effect on brain power

Wed Mar 24 2010

Campaign to raise $100m endowment fund

Thu Mar 25 2010

Guest lecture to put modern photography in focus

Thu Mar 25 2010

Sector leaders help launch public health school

Thu Mar 25 2010

‘Stick men’ may be rendered obsolete in insects

Thu Mar 25 2010

Support for Abortion When Mother Is At Risk

Thu Mar 25 2010

Support for Euthanasia Depends on Circumstances

Thu Mar 25 2010

Former Chancellor to receive honorary doctorate

Mon Mar 29 2010

Cuckoo's copying an evolutionary curiosity

Wed Mar 31 2010

Albany migrant study launched at Massey

Thu Apr 01 2010

Call For Pacific University Of Aotearoa

Mon Apr 19 2010

New Book Presents Mäori Views On The Environment

Mon Apr 19 2010

Academy Athletes Urged To Develop Mental Side

Tue Apr 20 2010

Call for Pacific University of Aotearoa

Tue Apr 20 2010

Stannard To Head New School Of Sport

Tue Apr 20 2010

Distance learning expertise sought by Australia

Thu Apr 22 2010

Multivitamins improve health of mother and baby

Tue Apr 27 2010

We all scream for ice cream at Kids’ Choice award

Wed Apr 28 2010

Bird molecules challenge to Moa's Ark theory

Tue May 04 2010

Science graduates urged to make a difference

Tue May 11 2010

Student defies odds to graduate

Tue May 11 2010

Research aids chemotherapy treatment

Wed May 19 2010

Latest accolade for star physicist

Wed May 26 2010

Study reveals impact of commune life on children

Thu May 27 2010

Enrolment pressure forces early closure

Fri May 28 2010

Netballers excited by national selection

Fri May 28 2010

Pasifika graduate blends design and dance passions

Fri May 28 2010

Decide, plan and act for success

Tue Jun 01 2010

Show designed to elevate students' best work

Tue Jun 08 2010

Cycling's mountain-climbing secrets studied

Wed Jun 09 2010

Work disease and child mobility studies get $3.9m

Thu Jun 10 2010

Full range of Massey expertise at National Fielday

Mon Jun 14 2010

Innovation key to nations' growth says Maharey

Mon Jun 14 2010

Massey journalism students maintain winning form

Tue Jun 15 2010

Sport a vehicle for Pacific development

Fri Jun 18 2010

Success of Maori Television under scrutiny

Thu Jun 24 2010

Dynamics of blended families under scrutiny

Fri Jun 25 2010

Home affordability improves but market subdued

Fri Jun 25 2010

Massey students take top sports awards

Tue Jun 29 2010

Bloodsuckers with feelings - the new vampire

Wed Jun 30 2010

'Augmented reality' for learning on the move

Mon Jul 05 2010

Workshop for genome researchers oversubscribed

Wed Jul 14 2010

Defence studies contract with Brunei Army secured

Mon Jul 19 2010

Study suggests less poison needed to kill bush rat

Wed Jul 21 2010

Study Highlights Complexity Of Same Sex Identity

Fri Jul 23 2010

Evaluation backs scheme to encourage health career

Tue Jul 27 2010

Entrepreneurial consultant wins top US scholarship

Thu Jul 29 2010

Ages of charcoal launches public lecture series

Mon Aug 02 2010

Church support crucial for Korean migrants

Mon Aug 09 2010

Examining Responses To Natural Disasters

Tue Aug 10 2010

Massey vet probes cat cancer link

Wed Aug 11 2010

Story of loss inspires Pacific scholarships

Thu Aug 12 2010

Alcohol harm under academic scrutiny

Tue Aug 17 2010

Professor of animal welfare gains top fellowship

Tue Aug 17 2010

NZ food innovators take centre stage

Fri Aug 20 2010

Massey biologist to save Darwin's mockingbird muse

Mon Aug 23 2010

Electrode inventor wins national innovation award

Wed Aug 25 2010

Drug use trends detected in survey

Wed Sep 01 2010

Massey Students Stung With Fee Increases In 2011

Sun Sep 05 2010

Coping with psychological aftermath of earthquake

Tue Sep 07 2010

Globe-crossing godwits fly to tight schedule

Thu Sep 09 2010

Rare Hourglass dolphin a find for marine research

Mon Sep 13 2010

Sex life of sea slugs key to toxic invasion

Wed Sep 15 2010

NZ Food Award entries high in number, quality

Thu Sep 16 2010

Fewer books leading to vocabulary decline

Mon Sep 20 2010

Counting sheep opens students’ eyes to statistics

Wed Sep 22 2010

Children still at trauma risk weeks after quake

Thu Sep 23 2010

Massey granted $7.8m in research funds

Fri Sep 24 2010

Concern about vitamin D in children

Mon Sep 27 2010

Games athletes lead Blues nominations

Fri Oct 01 2010

Genome researcher finds less is more

Tue Oct 05 2010

Judges get a taste of Food Awards entries

Wed Oct 06 2010

Top student-athletes honoured with Blues

Wed Oct 06 2010

Creative arts festival nears lift-off

Tue Oct 12 2010

Enzyme technology goes to market

Wed Oct 13 2010

Research Medals awarded for 2010

Wed Oct 13 2010

Confusion over voting systems bad for turnout

Thu Oct 14 2010

Book tackles taboo topic of dual aid salaries

Wed Oct 20 2010

Leading Interactive Designers to "Play" Wellington

Thu Oct 21 2010

Winning entry a ‘major contribution’ to journalism

Thu Oct 28 2010

New Zealand Food Awards announced

Fri Oct 29 2010

New tool sharpens treatment for Mäori

Mon Nov 15 2010

Research supports fern’s hunger-busting properties

Mon Nov 15 2010

Adjunct professor role for eminent businessman

Tue Nov 16 2010

Delays put children’s health at risk

Tue Nov 16 2010

Professor in Precision Agriculture appointed

Tue Nov 16 2010

Gaps in vitamin D knowledge a concern

Thu Nov 18 2010

Pasifika researchers out in force at Albany

Thu Nov 18 2010

Three amigo animators off to Kuala Lumpur

Thu Nov 18 2010

US Ambassador spies Massey's robotics 'rock stars'

Thu Nov 18 2010

New book to aid taewa growers

Tue Nov 23 2010

Secrets of evolution extracted

Tue Nov 23 2010

Supporting loved ones of the lost coal miners

Fri Nov 26 2010

Scientist wins prestigious Humboldt Prize

Mon Nov 29 2010

Alternative medicine users needed for study

Tue Nov 30 2010

Conference memories are made of this

Wed Dec 01 2010

Ethnic enclaves a hub of migrant entrepreneurship

Thu Dec 02 2010

Lessons from Canterbury quake and other disasters

Thu Dec 02 2010

Minister to launch Asian health programme

Mon Dec 06 2010

Scholarship named after acclaimed health researcher

Thu Dec 16 2010

Proposed changes to ACC diminish workers interests

Wed Dec 22 2010

Tasty meal makes a mark

Wed Jan 12 2011

Conference to debate sport and alcohol

Thu Jan 13 2011

Study explores who cares for the carers

Mon Jan 17 2011

Coping with the uncertainty of earthquake aftershocks

Fri Jan 21 2011

Psychologists study what helps prisoners to change

Mon Jan 24 2011

Promiscuous proteins key to antibiotic resistance

Wed Jan 26 2011

Putting the 'public' back in public policy

Wed Jan 26 2011

Vet students gather on campus

Mon Jan 31 2011

Researcher makes radical breakthrough

Tue Feb 01 2011

Early All Blacks jerseys recreated in cup year

Thu Feb 03 2011

New spin on Kiwi woolshed at exhibition

Fri Feb 04 2011

‘Landmark’ course launched for special education

Wed Feb 16 2011

Massey to get chair in food material science

Mon Feb 21 2011

NZ food partnership to combat global malnutrition

Mon Feb 21 2011

Three amigo animators win international challenge

Mon Feb 21 2011

Coping with psychosocial aftermath of another quake

Tue Feb 22 2011

Media advisory: earthquake disaster expertise

Wed Feb 23 2011

Animal urban search and rescue team ready to respond

Fri Feb 25 2011

Supporting older adults after the earthquake

Sat Feb 26 2011

Emergency management training put to work in Chch

Wed Mar 02 2011

Life cycle management roles for leading researchers

Thu Mar 03 2011

Massey Extramural Students’ Society offer hardship support

Thu Mar 03 2011

Robots vie for world champs berths

Thu Mar 03 2011

Massey offers options to quake-affected students

Fri Mar 04 2011

Quake backdrop to disaster management seminar

Tue Mar 08 2011

Blackcurrant research reveals health benefits

Thu Mar 10 2011

Massey and DairyNZ Create Farm Management Chair

Thu Mar 10 2011

Fruit and health specialist becomes adjunct professor

Wed Mar 16 2011

Vicarious trauma risk from disaster coverage

Thu Mar 17 2011

Sharing meals key to health of older people

Fri Mar 25 2011

Massey Appoints Top Level Finance Manager

Mon Mar 28 2011

Rainey appointed to prestigious Max Planck Society

Mon Mar 28 2011

Students asked to rate University’s services

Wed Mar 30 2011

Innovative degree a response to science needs

Wed Apr 06 2011

Design School still top draw after 125 years

Thu Apr 07 2011

Small newspapers at risk from agency closure

Fri Apr 08 2011

Double role for designer with capping and cameras

Mon Apr 11 2011

Volcanologists have eye on the sky

Mon Apr 11 2011

Fashion designer receives honorary doctorate

Wed Apr 13 2011

Call for Referendum on Maori Seats "Ignorant" says lecturer

Thu Apr 14 2011

Humans not always to blame for rarity

Thu Apr 14 2011

Tamariki ora more than just weighing the baby

Thu Apr 14 2011

Popular New Zealand Food Awards now an annual event

Fri Apr 15 2011

Massey wins Vex world champs

Tue Apr 19 2011

Pilot plant at the heart of Southern Lights success

Tue Apr 19 2011

Needs of ageing Māori are diverse

Wed Apr 20 2011

Birds invent new songs in evolutionary fast-forward

Mon May 02 2011

Massey robotics champions to star in world cup

Fri May 06 2011

New Pro-Chancellor elected at Massey

Mon May 09 2011

Manuka honey research to grow industry

Tue May 10 2011

Massey leads the way as NZ’s first athlete friendly uni

Wed May 18 2011

Massey scientist’s software finds ‘orphan’ planets

Thu May 19 2011

Massey Vet Students Are Barely There…Again

Tue May 24 2011

Veteran Journalist Honoured

Tue May 24 2011

Honorary doctorate for special effects designer

Wed May 25 2011

‘New Zealand Made’ Honorary Doctorate Celebrated

Thu May 26 2011

Digital Media Workshop 2011

Mon May 30 2011

Teamwork the key to success, academy told

Wed Jun 01 2011

Strong staff and student presence at Prague festival

Mon Jun 06 2011

Building a Stronger Science Future in Education

Mon Jun 13 2011

‘Workplace violence in half of organisations surveyed’

Thu Jun 16 2011

Dominion Rd Auckland’s Chinatown, Study Suggests

Mon Jun 20 2011

Gorillas, unlike humans, gorge protein yet stay slim

Thu Jun 23 2011

Sea release best option, says penguin researcher

Tue Jun 28 2011

Support after death of student and staff member

Thu Jun 30 2011

Japanese Earthquake Warning Specialist Speaks

Mon Jul 04 2011

Bank policy plan could cause widespread hardship

Thu Jul 07 2011

Domestic designs with a twist in global competition

Thu Jul 07 2011

Lectures to explore the genetic revolution

Mon Jul 11 2011

'Definitive' history of New Zealand in WWI planned

Tue Jul 12 2011

Successful release of seabirds at Foxton

Fri Jul 15 2011

Bouncing ball blender in international design finals

Wed Jul 20 2011

All Black coach says teaching more important

Thu Jul 21 2011

Three-time World Cup winner tells ABs to relax

Mon Aug 01 2011

Links between livestock farms and adult blood cancer

Wed Aug 03 2011

Growing satisfaction with student services

Fri Aug 05 2011

Report highlights AIDS stigma for NZ’s Black Africans

Fri Aug 05 2011

Focusing on result will only heighten RWC anxiety

Wed Aug 10 2011

New science and more at Massey Open Day 0

Wed Aug 10 2011

US jazz legends come together for NZ gigs

Mon Aug 15 2011

Judges ‘charmed’ by NZ Food Awards entries

Thu Aug 18 2011

TEC measures show Massey delivering for students

Thu Aug 25 2011

Graduate runs away with industrial design prize

Fri Aug 26 2011

University appoints first Innovator-in-Residence

Fri Aug 26 2011

Carnival-like creation wins wearable art student prize

Sat Aug 27 2011

Happy Feet given every chance of survival

Sun Aug 28 2011

New Zealand Children’s Social Health Monitor 2011 Update

Mon Aug 29 2011

Ag rugby pride on the line in annual fixture

Tue Aug 30 2011

Massey joins Lincoln in precision agriculture push

Tue Aug 30 2011

Massey students create space satellite software

Wed Aug 31 2011

Museum Studies staff and students help quake-hit colleagues

Fri Sep 02 2011

New Massey degree targets dietary health

Mon Sep 05 2011

Research To Advance Understanding Of National Identity

Mon Sep 05 2011

Haka takes centre stage on and off the park

Wed Sep 07 2011

Top harness racing award for student

Wed Sep 07 2011

Ecstasy market expands according to drug report

Thu Sep 08 2011

Quirky blender third in global competition

Thu Sep 08 2011

World-first survey under way at Massey University

Tue Sep 13 2011

Robotic accuracy tested in kick-off against All Black

Wed Sep 14 2011

US delegates visit for disaster management talks

Wed Sep 14 2011

From garage to global: CleanFlow Systems sold to US company

Thu Sep 15 2011

Taking the "ouch" out of needle phobias

Thu Sep 15 2011

Scientists seek answers in young orca stranding

Fri Sep 16 2011

Study gets to the guts of snapper diet

Tue Sep 20 2011

Time is right for technology start-ups

Tue Sep 20 2011

RWC winner says French tactics a risk

Wed Sep 21 2011

Getting a good night’s sleep for people with dementia

Thu Sep 22 2011

Cautious buyers leave housing market subdued

Fri Sep 23 2011

Exhibition has designs on Kiwi creativity

Wed Sep 28 2011

Students brave elements in chemistry master class

Wed Sep 28 2011

World cup shows rugby is our ‘surrogate religion’

Thu Sep 29 2011

Research into Warriors off-pitch contribution

Fri Sep 30 2011

New head of College of Creative Arts appointed

Mon Oct 03 2011

Massey pair supreme in digital mashup

Wed Oct 05 2011

Mehrtens matched by Massey’s metallic man

Mon Oct 10 2011

Resource consent delays ‘increase stock market value’

Mon Oct 10 2011

‘Oil spill won’t affect clean green image – yet'

Wed Oct 12 2011

Robotics World Cup draws crowds in the Cloud

Wed Oct 12 2011

Ian Warrington awarded professor emeritus title

Thu Oct 13 2011

Massey robot predicts Wallabies win

Fri Oct 14 2011

Celebrating New Zealand's global design contribution

Tue Oct 18 2011

Scientists predict All Blacks to grow in strength

Wed Oct 19 2011

Salmon reigns supreme at NZ Food Awards

Thu Oct 20 2011

Baker’s yeast key to human protein research

Fri Oct 21 2011

Leadership from within key to All Blacks' RWC success

Fri Oct 21 2011

‘Change funding or we’re co-hosting RWC with Aussies’

Wed Oct 26 2011

Secrets of successful exhibitions to be debated

Wed Oct 26 2011

Massey award for rugby hero Cruden

Thu Oct 27 2011

Scientists film hagfish anti-shark slime weapon

Fri Oct 28 2011

Omega-3 key in reducing diabetes and heart disease

Tue Nov 01 2011

Confusion over referendum vote as election looms

Wed Nov 02 2011

No new oiled wildlife found at Bay of Plenty

Fri Nov 04 2011

Social and safety focus for design student expo

Tue Nov 08 2011

Sir Ray Avery to give innovation lecture at Albany

Thu Nov 10 2011

Double win for Massey at science awards

Fri Nov 11 2011

Killer plagues not just a Hollywood scenario

Fri Nov 11 2011

Storm petrel study paves way for new colonies

Fri Nov 11 2011

Massey helps entrepreneurs ‘bungee jump’ into business

Tue Nov 15 2011

For male weta, big is better

Thu Nov 17 2011

Grant Duncan Opinion: Storm in a teacup turns to a tornado

Fri Nov 18 2011

Campus-based emergency management hub for Wellington region

Sat Nov 19 2011

Communication leader to head College of Business

Mon Nov 21 2011

Innovative online tool launched to encourage youth to vote

Mon Nov 21 2011

Indian migrants resilient in face of work barriers

Thu Nov 24 2011

'Elections are bad for business'

Fri Nov 25 2011

Pasifika spirituality brings ‘niu’ flavour to new lives

Fri Nov 25 2011

US service medal for Massey soldier

Mon Nov 28 2011

Digital microscope revolutionises climate research

Thu Dec 01 2011

Report States Concerns For Tauranga Harbour’s Health

Fri Dec 02 2011

Students Recognise Excellence in Teaching and Support

Fri Dec 02 2011

Women journalists flee newspaper careers

Fri Dec 02 2011

Intelligent robots take centre stage at conference

Mon Dec 05 2011

New book on kiwi launched

Mon Dec 05 2011

Report Calls For Energy-Smart Food

Thu Dec 08 2011

Tauranga Harbour ecology survey underway

Thu Dec 08 2011

World Bank funds health project into second phase

Thu Dec 08 2011

Social networking and alcohol don’t mix –Yeah right

Fri Dec 09 2011

First World War History project to be launched

Wed Dec 14 2011

Massey project to halt ‘summer slide’ in reading

Tue Dec 20 2011

Auckland now tops 'least affordable homes' list

Thu Jan 12 2012

Resolving conflict an issue for many franchises

Tue Jan 17 2012

Massey and Hawke’s Bay to formalise partnership

Fri Jan 20 2012

School of Aviation marks Silver Jubilee

Wed Feb 01 2012

Class size matters to those who struggle most

Fri Feb 03 2012

Industrial-strength award for Massey mathematician

Tue Feb 07 2012

Professor’s report at centre of US-China trade tensions

Tue Feb 07 2012

Dawn blessing for Massey’s new ‘Student Central’

Fri Feb 10 2012

Men are risk takers – even with retirement savings

Mon Feb 13 2012

Pointers to psychosocial recovery in Christchurch

Fri Feb 17 2012

School scientists to dig dirt for NZ microbe census

Wed Feb 22 2012

Science leads 'second industrial revolution'

Wed Feb 22 2012

English challenged on tertiary education investment

Thu Feb 23 2012

New director for Allan Wilson Centre

Wed Feb 29 2012

Otago’s plight 'wake-up call' for all professional codes

Fri Mar 02 2012

Group to study leptospirosis risk

Mon Mar 05 2012

Arts @ Massey Newsletter 6/3/12

Tue Mar 06 2012

Massey And Te Wänanga Agree Mäori Education Path

Tue Mar 06 2012

Gannet Study Reveals Perils Of High-Speed Diving

Fri Mar 09 2012

International award for online food safety resource

Fri Mar 09 2012

Massey links with top US university

Fri Mar 09 2012

Groundbreaking conference on future food research

Fri Mar 16 2012

The Value Of Volunteer Brokers Unveiled

Mon Mar 19 2012

Local government reform ‘myopic’ - researcher

Tue Mar 20 2012

Local government reforms ‘simplistic’, says academic

Tue Mar 20 2012

Alumni award recognises Henry's leadership

Thu Mar 22 2012

Research gives new clues to Madagascar settlement

Thu Mar 22 2012

Minister praises Student Central as campus heart

Fri Mar 23 2012

Kiwi Teachers 'Good Value For Money'

Thu Mar 29 2012

Ballerinas needed for vitamin D study

Mon Apr 02 2012

Coping with regulation is all about attitude

Mon Apr 02 2012

Cats and lilies a toxic mix

Thu Apr 05 2012

Chocolate egg’s rise to Easter treasure

Thu Apr 05 2012

Default KiwiSavers should stay, says academic

Thu Apr 05 2012

Lockouts No Longer Last Resort

Thu Apr 05 2012

Ports of Auckland not an isolated case

Thu Apr 05 2012

Lure Rats: A New Conservation Tool

Wed Apr 11 2012

Massey grad’s movie in New York film festival

Thu Apr 12 2012

Researchers voice alarm over charter schools ‘experiment’

Fri Apr 13 2012

Massey partners in new mining research centre

Mon Apr 16 2012

Young New Zealanders in Milan Design Show

Mon Apr 16 2012

Young New Zealanders in Milan Design Show

Tue Apr 17 2012

Pasifika teens need voice in traditional family life

Mon Apr 23 2012

Businesses need more ‘relevant’ research

Tue Apr 24 2012

NZ world champs in robotics again

Wed Apr 25 2012

Key Security Players For Massey Advisory Board

Thu Apr 26 2012

Local Government Vital For Climate Change Reduction

Thu Apr 26 2012

Massey’s industrial design school among best in the world

Wed May 02 2012

Fair trade coffee - good for cafés and growers

Fri May 04 2012

Massey PhD student inspired by Nobel scientists

Fri May 04 2012

Epic Story of Nutrition Revealed in New Book

Mon May 07 2012

Professor Sir Mason Durie To Retire

Tue May 08 2012

Helping Kiwis make sense of their dollars

Fri May 11 2012

Massey announces $75m upgrade to Vet School

Mon May 14 2012

Sisters Celebrate Graduation Success

Tue May 15 2012

Duncan Sarkies to kick off 2012 Writers Read in Wellington

Wed May 16 2012

Government's education investment welcomed

Thu May 17 2012

Asian signs show city’s cosmopolitan character

Fri May 18 2012

Frozen fantasies tasted for NZ Ice Cream Awards

Fri May 18 2012

Massey iPhone ad a first for New Zealand TV

Fri May 18 2012

Study to find answers in the fat-fit debate

Wed May 23 2012

Entries Open for NZ Food Awards

Tue May 29 2012

Innovative River Solutions Centre at Massey

Tue May 29 2012

It’s A Date: World-First Building To Open In June

Wed May 30 2012

Me and Tom Scott: live on stage

Wed May 30 2012

Bell-Booth Dairy Research Scholarship

Thu May 31 2012

Knowledge shared for Auckland’s growth

Thu May 31 2012

New Massey college to tackle 'health crisis'

Tue Jun 05 2012

$3.8m for Massey health research

Thu Jun 07 2012

Study to investigate mobile phone and child cancer link

Thu Jun 07 2012

Local government taskforce ‘misses the point’

Tue Jun 12 2012

Funding awarded for Taranaki eruption recovery plan

Wed Jun 13 2012

Massey's first female student dies aged 99

Wed Jun 13 2012

Dairy Professor begins new role

Thu Jun 14 2012

Greece ‘too big to fail’, says Massey economist

Thu Jun 14 2012

Olympic pair have a mind for gold

Fri Jun 15 2012

Misuse of decile ratings clue to downside of league tables

Tue Jun 19 2012

Planning cities better to increase physical activity

Tue Jun 19 2012

Massey engineer edits Olympic ICT publication

Wed Jun 20 2012

Teenage girls, their bones, and the effects of vitamin D

Wed Jun 20 2012

Living Lab takes a fresh look at sustainability

Tue Jun 26 2012

Massey’s newest Fulbright winners

Fri Jun 29 2012

Study encourages early language lessons for Kiwi kids

Fri Jun 29 2012

Scientist on international coastal sustainability panel

Wed Jul 04 2012

Horticulture professor says PSA outbreak avoidable

Thu Jul 05 2012

Psychologist gets athletes ahead at the Games

Thu Jul 05 2012

Robert Anderson appointed Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Massey

Mon Jul 09 2012

Support for NZ Food Awards grows as closing date looms

Mon Jul 09 2012

Massey hosts first New Zealand Fat Studies conference

Tue Jul 10 2012

Christchurch set for ethnic diversity in quake rebuild

Wed Jul 11 2012

University appoints new Mäori and Pasifika leader

Wed Jul 11 2012

28% of NZ Olympic team Massey-made

Thu Jul 12 2012

Study to find best exercises for Maori men

Mon Jul 16 2012

Black Stick ready for London and beyond

Thu Jul 19 2012

Final day for entries in NZ Food Awards

Thu Jul 19 2012

Local company dominates at the Olympics

Tue Jul 24 2012

London Olympics drawing on successful RWC security

Wed Jul 25 2012

Research tackles attitudes to concussion

Thu Jul 26 2012

Kobe plugs views of kiwi sport psychologist

Fri Jul 27 2012

Teens’ challenge to shape the future

Fri Jul 27 2012

Historians to tell New Zealand’s WWI story

Mon Jul 30 2012

Ecologist Helps Plan Tasmania’s Water Use

Wed Aug 01 2012

Teaching ‘game sense’ the key to team sport training

Thu Aug 02 2012

Survey to investigate gifted education

Mon Aug 06 2012

Eruption’s agricultural risk analysed

Thu Aug 09 2012

Insurers rocked by poor earthquake response

Thu Aug 09 2012

Massey researchers on trail of China’s golden monkey

Thu Aug 09 2012

Revised gifted and talented handbook goes live

Thu Aug 09 2012

New Zealand second best performer at Olympics

Mon Aug 13 2012

Sociologist asks: "Who ate my job?"

Mon Aug 13 2012

Nurses struggle with moral distress - survey

Tue Aug 14 2012

Digging Deeper Into Natural Hazard Management

Wed Aug 15 2012

Exploring the frontiers of digital fabrication

Thu Aug 16 2012

Tree Harvester Design A Cut Above

Fri Aug 17 2012

Massey vets make their mark on Hollywood

Wed Aug 22 2012

Massey women's football team makes history

Wed Aug 22 2012

Students help students with their finances

Wed Aug 22 2012

Urban design awards offer new look for Christchurch

Wed Aug 22 2012

$3.8m for researchers to tackle big issues

Fri Aug 24 2012

Code of practice needed for workplace bullying

Fri Aug 24 2012

Fin-Ed Centre launches financial literacy courses

Mon Sep 03 2012

Fisher makes Paralympic pool her own with 3 medals

Mon Sep 03 2012

Documentary photography in focus

Wed Sep 05 2012

Opinion: Poor planning, lack of consultation stymies sales

Mon Sep 10 2012

Reading Recovery Not The Solution

Mon Sep 10 2012

Maths prof swaps ‘beach’ for ‘teach’ this summer

Wed Sep 12 2012

International award for Massey entomologist

Mon Sep 17 2012

@Massey Issue 168, September 18, 2012

Tue Sep 18 2012

Gannet vision - split-second fit for air and water

Wed Sep 19 2012

More Maori needed in health and sciences

Thu Sep 20 2012

Share a night with Valerie Adams at the Blues Awards

Thu Sep 20 2012

MBA students help Wingspan shake its tail feathers

Tue Sep 25 2012

Gift of speech language therapy keeps on giving

Wed Sep 26 2012

Massey historian in BBC series on the real lives of servants

Wed Sep 26 2012

Oktoberfest and Olympians at Albany campus

Thu Sep 27 2012

2012 NZ Food Awards Winners Announced

Fri Sep 28 2012

$1.5 million for environmental health project

Tue Oct 02 2012

Impact of Rena oil spill part of wider disaster research

Thu Oct 04 2012

Remembering Passchendaele: NZ’s worst military disaster

Mon Oct 08 2012

Home affordability improves – but not for Auckland

Tue Oct 09 2012

Tips for good mental health in aftermath of disaster

Tue Oct 09 2012

Baby boomers’ social media use focus of survey

Wed Oct 10 2012

How can New Zealand move up the value curve?

Wed Oct 10 2012

Massey to Host NZ University Blues Awards

Wed Oct 10 2012

Infectious Disease Research Centre to be launched

Thu Oct 11 2012

Conference to discuss the future of teacher education

Mon Oct 15 2012

Blow festival celebrates fresh creative talent

Wed Oct 17 2012

Illegal drug users more likely to use new synthetic drugs

Thu Oct 18 2012

Three new professors emeriti

Tue Oct 23 2012

Honorary doctorates for Bollard and Hancock

Wed Oct 24 2012

Couple's record bequest 'humbling'

Thu Oct 25 2012

Open fridge design wins silver at international awards

Fri Oct 26 2012

Massey and Palmerston North reaffirm zero waste partnership

Mon Oct 29 2012

Old Halloween investment adage still holds true

Mon Oct 29 2012

Investors Should Ignore US election, Says Academic

Thu Nov 01 2012

Snails hold key to evolutionary theory

Thu Nov 01 2012

2012 Creative Arts Hall of Fame inductees announced

Mon Nov 05 2012

Project aims to tame toxic metal

Mon Nov 05 2012

Quad bike design a potential lifesaver

Thu Nov 08 2012

Franchise sector turnover reaches $20 billion

Tue Nov 13 2012

Inaugural head of new College of Health announced

Tue Nov 13 2012

Massey vet expertise and top riders on show for royal visit

Tue Nov 13 2012

Massey's agrifood expertise wanted by Beijing

Wed Nov 14 2012

Camilla's kiwi experience

Thu Nov 15 2012

Flying dreamers to fighting pilots in Battle of Britain

Thu Nov 15 2012

Is it a coat or a tent? Transformable garments

Thu Nov 15 2012

Olympians lead Universities Blues nominees

Thu Nov 15 2012

Mega-trends expert to speak at forum on the future

Tue Nov 20 2012

Māori alphabet blocks help build Te Reo

Tue Nov 20 2012

Preventing childhood obesity starts early

Tue Nov 20 2012

Massey’s Online Open Days a first

Wed Nov 21 2012

Conference Confronts Online Learning Challenges

Thu Nov 22 2012

Graduation brings 450 former students back to town

Fri Nov 23 2012

Massey Seeks Coach In Residence

Fri Nov 23 2012

Albany Engineering Students to represent NZ

Mon Nov 26 2012

New evidence of newspaper bias in election coverage

Mon Nov 26 2012

Albany’s Lecturer of the Year named

Thu Nov 29 2012

NZ must plan for the future, warns Economist editor

Thu Nov 29 2012

Honorary doctorate for former Reserve Bank Governor

Fri Nov 30 2012

Helping to revive Te Reo Māori

Mon Dec 03 2012

Ultra-runner to speak at NZ Universities Blues

Mon Dec 03 2012

New Zealand to lead the world in sustainable energy

Tue Dec 04 2012

NZ Well Positioned For 2050, Says Economist Editor

Tue Dec 04 2012

Summer sun no fun for psoriasis sufferers

Tue Dec 04 2012

Researcher on international environment panel

Thu Dec 06 2012

Chris Kelly becomes Massey Pro Chancellor

Fri Dec 07 2012

Olympians take top University sports awards

Fri Dec 07 2012

Kiwi SMEs too independent, says academic

Mon Dec 10 2012

Research investigates musicians’ hearing loss

Mon Dec 10 2012

Building closer ties with research and construction

Tue Dec 11 2012

Research finds alcohol hinders recovery from injury

Wed Dec 12 2012

Education research leader to head new institute

Thu Dec 13 2012

Critically endangered parakeets back from the brink

Fri Dec 14 2012

Salisbury case highlights 'archaic' views on disabled

Fri Dec 14 2012

Alumnus Lockwood Smith congratulated on UK role

Wed Dec 19 2012

Environment Focus For Massey’s New Literary Resident

Wed Dec 19 2012

Massey to facilitate global food safety initiative

Thu Dec 20 2012

Researcher investigates Outward Bound success

Thu Dec 20 2012

New science labs blessed in dawn ceremony at Albany

Thu Jan 10 2013

Technology essential to children’s success

Wed Jan 16 2013

Charter schools model not a fair go for communities

Thu Jan 24 2013

Kiwi Research To Prevent And Treat Disease

Thu Jan 24 2013

Institute To Improve Learning For All

Wed Jan 30 2013

Higher media freedom ranking for NZ "good news"

Thu Jan 31 2013

Environmental stress examined

Tue Feb 05 2013

NZ 'uniquely positioned' to tackle world health issues

Tue Feb 05 2013

Rivers workshop to discuss pollution solutions

Thu Feb 07 2013

New OneFarm website offers enhanced online content

Tue Feb 12 2013

Business roles link Massey with key regions

Mon Feb 18 2013

New College of Health to address NZ’s weighty issues

Thu Feb 21 2013

Orientation Week In Full Swing At Albany Campus

Wed Feb 27 2013

Maths teaching not a zero-sum game

Thu Feb 28 2013

Study to investigate Indian education in New Zealand

Mon Mar 04 2013

Dice already loaded in charter schools favour

Thu Mar 07 2013

Scholarships address teacher shortage

Mon Mar 11 2013

Taewa researcher tracks crops to United States

Mon Mar 11 2013

Drought backdrop to disaster research seminars

Tue Mar 12 2013

Massey Backs Track And Field Champs

Tue Mar 12 2013

Big Year For Zeald’s Youthful CEO

Thu Mar 14 2013

Research Challenges Homelessness Stereotypes

Thu Mar 14 2013

Albany science labs open new opportunities

Wed Mar 20 2013

C.K. Stead presents his poetry at Writers Read

Wed Mar 20 2013

Caring for the carers: research reveals pressures of caring

Wed Mar 20 2013

Food for thought from ANZAC biscuit exhibition

Thu Mar 21 2013

Why Aristotle would own a surfboard

Thu Mar 21 2013

Massey Ranked Top Five in NZ Employers

Fri Mar 22 2013

Top media commentator, educator joins Massey

Fri Mar 22 2013

Olive leaf extract the way to a man’s heart?

Tue Mar 26 2013

Student-Athletes Shine At Track And Field Champs

Tue Mar 26 2013

Sweet potato weaning food to improve infant nutrition

Tue Mar 26 2013

Dotterels doing well post-Rena

Wed Mar 27 2013

Good under pressure

Thu Apr 04 2013

Researcher shines a light on crop growth

Thu Apr 04 2013

Don’t wrap boys in cotton wool

Tue Apr 09 2013

Electric fence products energise farm sector

Tue Apr 09 2013

Professor underlines immigration challenges to Treasury

Tue Apr 09 2013

The tech divide between teachers and students

Thu Apr 11 2013

New Pasifika director appointed

Fri Apr 12 2013

Joint poetry appearance for Wellington Writers Read

Tue Apr 16 2013

Style and Substance On Show At Albany Graduation

Tue Apr 16 2013

Māori and Pasifika – from sports field to boardroom

Fri Apr 19 2013

Kiwis World Robotics Champions five years in a row

Fri Apr 26 2013

New Zealand Soldiers Changed the Course of World War One

Fri Apr 26 2013

3D printing the next industrial revolution

Mon Apr 29 2013

Fin-Ed Centre runs student financial health checks

Mon Apr 29 2013

New programme intakes spark surge in website traffic

Wed May 01 2013

Living Lab a fresh approach to sustainable research

Thu May 02 2013

Massey’s vision for North Shore innovation hub

Thu May 02 2013

Why NZ must harness the ‘brain gain’

Sun May 12 2013

Social factors contribute to emergence of coronavirus

Wed May 15 2013

Climate change challenges top of lecture agenda

Thu May 16 2013

New Massey Theatre Lab a North Shore asset

Thu May 16 2013

Māori DHB directors isolated and over-burdened

Mon May 20 2013

Celebrations in the city to mark graduation week

Tue May 28 2013

Narcissists Never the Smartest Guys In the Room

Tue May 28 2013

Setting international students up for success

Wed May 29 2013

Creative arts college rated world class

Thu May 30 2013

MP Shane Ardern graduates from Massey

Thu May 30 2013

Warning Labels On Cigarettes Would Help Smokers Quit

Thu May 30 2013

Massey Study Shows Harmful Effects of Tillage

Mon Jun 03 2013

Note to father found in first NZ-produced book

Tue Jun 04 2013

Pesticide studies lead awards of research grants

Thu Jun 06 2013

Kiwisaver Investors Desert Their Banks

Fri Jun 07 2013

One-third of Students’ Diets Affected By Lack of Funds

Tue Jun 11 2013

Electronic tag reader wins international award

Thu Jun 13 2013

Academic urges Kiwi firms to support volunteering

Fri Jun 14 2013

What will the future of the West Coast hold?

Tue Jun 18 2013

LUX Festival Postponed

Fri Jun 21 2013

2013 NZ Food Awards open for entries

Mon Jun 24 2013

Seven Massey students win NZFGW scholarships

Wed Jun 26 2013

Korean War photography exhibition comes to Albany

Fri Jul 05 2013

Taking theatre into the workplace

Wed Jul 10 2013

Teacher in a health class of his own

Wed Jul 10 2013

Emergency managers chosen to update national plan

Thu Jul 11 2013

New online entry workshop for NZ Food Awards

Thu Jul 11 2013

Backing Wellington through provocative debate

Mon Jul 15 2013

Wellington campus closed Monday July 22

Mon Jul 22 2013

Wellington Campus to Re-Open On Tuesday, 23 July

Mon Jul 22 2013

Battling chronic disease and climate change together

Tue Jul 23 2013

Don Brash talks monetary policy at Massey

Tue Jul 23 2013

Lecture: What does it mean to be an Aucklander?

Tue Jul 30 2013

Media Commentator Calls for Civil Service to be Reined In

Wed Jul 31 2013

Poet of politics and Polynesia at Massey

Wed Jul 31 2013

Banks should hold more capital, experts say

Fri Aug 02 2013

Fonterra must work with Government to restore brand

Mon Aug 05 2013

'Shift GCSB role away from PM' says former adviser

Mon Aug 05 2013

Judges prepare their palates for NZ Food Awards

Tue Aug 06 2013

Will sparks fly at the Destiny Book launch?

Tue Aug 06 2013

Scare may provide toehold for Chinese dairy industry

Wed Aug 07 2013

Challenging male stereotypes with theatre

Thu Aug 08 2013

Lecture explores future of photography

Fri Aug 09 2013

Massey celebrating 50 years as a university

Tue Aug 13 2013

Study shows links between dust and breast milk

Wed Aug 14 2013

Study identifies dermatitis risk for cleaners

Thu Aug 15 2013

Why diversity management isn’t enough

Mon Aug 19 2013

Economics challenge attracts record numbers

Tue Aug 27 2013

What will Auckland look like by 2036?

Thu Aug 29 2013

Fifth endemic NZ songbird family identified

Fri Aug 30 2013

Study reveals secrets of exporting success

Mon Sep 02 2013

Students win big in global design awards

Tue Sep 03 2013

What will Auckland look like by 2036?

Tue Sep 03 2013

Slowing the ageing process – it’s in your genes

Wed Sep 04 2013

Wellington campus to host mayoral debate

Wed Sep 04 2013

Spotlight on Kapiti for Writers Read event

Fri Sep 06 2013

Staff feature at landmark defence conference

Tue Sep 10 2013

Workplace cancers study leads occupational disease research

Tue Sep 10 2013

Massey University - Latin American Film Fest @ Albany campus

Wed Sep 11 2013

Manawatü to Montreal award for Massey poet

Thu Sep 12 2013

Manawatü to Montreal award for Massey poet

Fri Sep 13 2013

Auckland firms predominant in Food Awards finals

Tue Sep 17 2013

The assessment of teacher quality - Education response group

Wed Sep 18 2013

Website Puts Your Questions to Mayoral Candidates

Thu Sep 19 2013

French flair proves Supreme winner

Fri Sep 20 2013

Diwali and Cultural Festival at Albany campus

Thu Sep 26 2013

Best of Chinese cinema at film festival

Fri Sep 27 2013

Scientist tells Kiwis to "Get off the Grass"

Fri Sep 27 2013

Massey farm to showcase dairy solutions

Mon Sep 30 2013

Free online learning venture to go live next week

Wed Oct 02 2013

Massey opens NZ’s first university trading room

Fri Oct 04 2013

False killer whales and bottlenose dolphins team up in NZ

Mon Oct 07 2013

Blues honour top student-athletes

Tue Oct 08 2013

Collaborative treatments showcased for nurse educators

Wed Oct 09 2013

Do you want a degree with that?

Wed Oct 09 2013

Valuing nature the key to NZ’s future – public talk

Wed Oct 09 2013

China expert: Doing business with China starts in schools

Thu Oct 10 2013

Community enjoys Diwali and Cultural Festival

Thu Oct 10 2013

Latest Home Affordability Report Out

Thu Oct 10 2013

Massey team wins Engineers Without Borders challenge

Tue Oct 15 2013

Māori book award winners announced

Wed Oct 16 2013

One man band leads Pasifika concert

Wed Oct 16 2013

Top Manawatū student-athletes named

Wed Oct 16 2013

Albany student centre wins architecture award

Thu Oct 17 2013

Make Chinese languages compulsory in schools

Thu Oct 17 2013

Conference charts pathways to changing populations

Fri Oct 18 2013

Focusing on the conservation of orange-fronted parakeets

Fri Oct 18 2013

Albany Blues top student-athletes named

Mon Oct 21 2013

Making homework fun

Mon Oct 21 2013

Massey offers custom MBA for Qatar Airways

Tue Oct 22 2013

Graduate wins top global design prize

Sun Oct 27 2013

More Wellington households needed for study

Fri Nov 01 2013

Massey launches youth smokefree campaign

Mon Nov 04 2013

Nature, Nurture Or Neither?

Mon Nov 04 2013

New study tests 90-year old hybridisation theory

Tue Nov 05 2013

Sustainability conference aims to separate fact from fiction

Tue Nov 05 2013

Food scientist named Adjunct Professor

Thu Nov 07 2013

Shoe fits for design students at Exposure

Mon Nov 11 2013

ecentre helps Kiwi firms ride latest tech wave

Wed Nov 13 2013

Foundation launched to counter pain

Wed Nov 13 2013

Culturally targeted education vital to curb drownings

Thu Nov 14 2013

Foundation launched to counter pain

Thu Nov 14 2013

Massey researchers study impact of living wage

Thu Nov 14 2013

Is my chair real? and other philosophical quandaries

Fri Nov 15 2013

2013 Albany Lecturer of the Year Awards

Thu Nov 21 2013

Media framing of climate change – lecture hot topic

Thu Nov 21 2013

NZ toxic contaminant levels halved - study shows

Thu Nov 21 2013

Hall of Fame inductees to be celebrated

Fri Nov 22 2013

kinetika connects with Massey for 2014

Fri Nov 22 2013

Preventing workplace cancer

Fri Nov 22 2013

The new model: doing good in partnership

Fri Nov 22 2013

All Blacks show mental toughness in winning year

Mon Nov 25 2013

Critical Approaches series edited by New Zealanders

Thu Nov 28 2013

Shane Bond bowls MBA over

Fri Nov 29 2013

Gen Y not as different as you think

Tue Dec 03 2013

Massey researcher wins top Māori award

Wed Dec 04 2013

Economics symposium weighs up the competition

Fri Dec 06 2013

Natural risk seminar celebrates early career scientists

Mon Dec 09 2013

NZ Quote of the Year finalists chosen

Mon Dec 09 2013

New site helps partygoers find perfect outfit

Tue Dec 10 2013

Social media a boost for Olympic sports

Tue Dec 10 2013

Graduates mark 50 years of Massey vet education

Thu Dec 12 2013

Artist’s legacy secures study trip

Mon Dec 16 2013

Massey University to Host Te Pae Roa 2040

Tue Dec 17 2013

Massey and ATEED join forces to build Auckland’s future

Wed Dec 18 2013

‘Gay rainbow’ speech wins Quote of the Year

Thu Dec 19 2013

Port city Auckland’s diversity a discovery

Mon Jan 06 2014

Chinese consumers positive about Fonterra recall

Thu Jan 16 2014

Helping prepare our aspiring young athletes

Fri Jan 17 2014

Healthy writing on the menu at Massey

Tue Jan 21 2014

Medieval matters have contemporary parallels

Wed Jan 29 2014

Black and white flag would be a mistake

Thu Jan 30 2014

Boaties need to be mindful of dolphins

Fri Jan 31 2014

Masters creativity on show

Mon Feb 03 2014

Connecting with China by degrees

Wed Feb 12 2014

Kiwi journos proud of work, despite new pressures

Tue Feb 18 2014

Condensed Engineering Course Inspires International Students

Wed Feb 19 2014

Massey research improves gut permeability test

Wed Feb 19 2014

Crunch time for apple-bob world record at Massey

Mon Feb 24 2014

Massey expands worldwide education

Mon Feb 24 2014

Endangered bottlenose dolphins at risk from boat race

Wed Feb 26 2014

Digital immortality in an online age

Wed Mar 05 2014

Drinkers have taste for open all hours policy

Wed Mar 05 2014

Making a difference defines winners

Thu Mar 06 2014

Plea for Mandarin in regional schools

Thu Mar 06 2014

Breakthrough in hybrid species science

Fri Mar 07 2014

Volcano in Manawatū due to erupt at lunchtime tomorrow

Mon Mar 10 2014

Book launch celebrates wit from the CHAFF years

Tue Mar 11 2014

Housing changes ahead as baby boomers plan to sell

Thu Mar 13 2014

Kiwi youth to join global smokefree movement

Fri Mar 14 2014

Japanese language teachers focus on can-do kanji

Mon Mar 17 2014

Living wage forum a chance to exchange ideas

Tue Mar 18 2014

New Zealand’s fragile food safety reputation in China

Wed Mar 19 2014

Professor outlines NZ healthcare challenges and solutions

Wed Mar 19 2014

Northland whānau get help to make sense of their dollars

Thu Mar 20 2014

Teens, tempers and video games

Thu Mar 20 2014

Private sector role rising in international development

Fri Mar 21 2014

‘It’s My Life’ winners to help make NZ smokefree

Tue Mar 25 2014

Mindset change needed to boost New Zealanders skill set

Wed Mar 26 2014

WearableArt founder awarded honorary doctorate

Wed Mar 26 2014

Kiwi scientist helps find what makes cells different

Thu Mar 27 2014

Massey reaches out to iPad users

Fri Mar 28 2014

$22m food tech and engineering upgrade

Tue Apr 01 2014

Illicit drug report confirms rise in crystal meth use

Wed Apr 02 2014

Science space nominated for international award

Wed Apr 02 2014

Corporate reputations in the spotlight at course

Thu Apr 03 2014

International orthopaedic award for equine pioneer

Mon Apr 07 2014

German research award for Massey scientist

Tue Apr 08 2014

‘Jim’s Letters’ a moving story of a soldier’s short life

Tue Apr 08 2014

Biscuit exhibit offers commentary on casualties of war

Tue Apr 15 2014

'Duckman' gives $25k to wildlife hospital expansion

Tue Apr 15 2014

AFL Saints march in with student-designed guernsey

Wed Apr 16 2014

Expert nurses as good as doctors – new research

Thu Apr 17 2014

Evolutionary biologist gets to bottom of goodness

Thu Apr 24 2014

Promoting physically active children in car-dependent NZ

Thu Apr 24 2014

The trouble with food

Thu Apr 24 2014

Malaysia Airlines on communication breakfast radar

Mon Apr 28 2014

Budding entrepreneurs begin Business Boot Camp

Tue Apr 29 2014

Pressure for independence in old age can be disabling

Tue Apr 29 2014

Sarah Walker to speak at nutrition symposium

Tue Apr 29 2014

Hospital reforms have changed transfer behaviour

Wed Apr 30 2014

Increase KiwiSaver rates, but not this way – academic

Wed Apr 30 2014

Meet Sir Graham Henry, conservationist

Wed Apr 30 2014

Horsing around naked – ninth year for Barely There

Mon May 05 2014

Honorary doc for NZ cinema’s ‘rascal of the realm’

Tue May 06 2014

Three decades of Maori development to be recognised

Tue May 06 2014

Getting a taste of university life

Wed May 07 2014

Massey ranks highly in latest CWTS Leiden Ranking

Wed May 07 2014

Māori educationalist not shocked by teacher bias

Wed May 07 2014

Student’s plan for vibrant inner city New Plymouth

Wed May 07 2014

College of Creative Arts a finalist at Wellington Gold

Fri May 09 2014

Stigma of chronic fatigue illness adds to suffering

Fri May 09 2014

Telecomix hacktivist to talk about control of cyberspace

Fri May 09 2014

Cats’ indifference a crowd-pleaser

Tue May 20 2014

Four-year election term would help SMEs

Fri May 23 2014

Rod Grove appointed manager for Junior All Whites

Tue May 27 2014

Graduation week boosts campus’ economic impact

Wed May 28 2014

Take one for the team!

Wed May 28 2014

WearableArt founder receives Honorary Doctorate from Massey

Wed May 28 2014

Massey editor for new-look Poetry NZ

Thu May 29 2014

Actor Antonia Prebble basks in completing her BA

Fri May 30 2014

Entries open today for the 2014 NZ Food Awards

Tue Jun 03 2014

Market for fee-paying Chinese students at risk

Tue Jun 03 2014

Unique psychology service helps people with cancer

Thu Jun 05 2014

Water and governance under scrutiny at Massey

Mon Jun 09 2014

Adults still challenged by childhood adoption experiences

Thu Jun 12 2014

Risk of complacency in NZ governance, says expert

Mon Jun 16 2014

GM corn theme for Mexican theatre activist at Massey

Tue Jun 17 2014

Helping SMEs and NGOs with business pressure points

Tue Jun 17 2014

Gifted learners’ needs fall under the radar

Wed Jun 18 2014

Massey and Ngātiwai build closer ties

Wed Jun 18 2014

Ninth Games for NZ team psychologist

Mon Jun 23 2014

Time to consider full state funding of political parties?

Mon Jun 23 2014

Bypassing BMI to build a better health profile for women

Tue Jun 24 2014

Inequality: the defining issue of our time

Tue Jun 24 2014

What do young Kiwi kids eat?

Tue Jun 24 2014

Joint winners take out NZ Computer Society Cup

Wed Jun 25 2014

Women’s perspective on war and peace in film series

Fri Jun 27 2014

New Zealand home affordability worsens

Mon Jun 30 2014

Massey students help North Shore men stay healthy

Tue Jul 01 2014

Outspoken UK military thinker at WWI conference

Tue Jul 01 2014

High tea to celebrate Albany scholarship winners

Wed Jul 02 2014

Mentor project to retain new Māori medium teachers

Wed Jul 02 2014

Students want voting to be easier

Fri Jul 04 2014

Brazil’s mindset meltdown a perfect paradox

Wed Jul 09 2014

Cooking up a healthy solution for Nepal

Tue Jul 15 2014

Should parties tell us who they’d work with before election?

Wed Jul 16 2014

Corruption-free status as vital as All Blacks success

Thu Jul 17 2014

Massey research on effect of near-death experiences

Mon Jul 21 2014

Who will win the 2014 NZ Food Awards?

Mon Jul 21 2014

Will a South Island company win the 2014 NZ Food Awards?

Mon Jul 21 2014

Marvelly’s songwriting debut a credit to her English studies

Tue Jul 22 2014

Downed Malaysian Plane Could Impact NZ Economy

Wed Jul 23 2014

Maths, computer science and statistics cups awarded

Fri Jul 25 2014

New international arts residency has contemporary focus

Mon Jul 28 2014

Funding puts asthma anomaly under scrutiny

Tue Jul 29 2014

Theatre to help firms deal with workplace bullying

Tue Jul 29 2014

Commemoration to mark 99 years since Chunuk Bair

Wed Jul 30 2014

Defining moment when war declared 100 years ago

Sun Aug 03 2014

Massey researcher cultivates plans for Mäori gardens

Mon Aug 04 2014

NZ fifth best performer at Commonwealth Games

Mon Aug 04 2014

Engineering a new career

Tue Aug 05 2014

Exciting options at Massey Albany’s Open Day

Tue Aug 05 2014

Website puts your questions to political parties

Tue Aug 05 2014

Online voting trial ‘too limited’

Wed Aug 06 2014

Climate change adaptation hot topic for book launch

Thu Aug 07 2014

Young voters to get off the fence with online tool

Thu Aug 07 2014

Novel rescues charismatic German from the margins

Fri Aug 08 2014

Pasifika director elected vice-president of PIPSA

Fri Aug 08 2014

The naked science of antibiotic resistance

Fri Aug 08 2014

Chance of a lifetime for WW 1 history buffs

Mon Aug 11 2014

Linguist’s concern at heritage language report

Mon Aug 11 2014

NZ First KiwiSaver policy misguided

Mon Aug 11 2014

Social equity vital to education: new director

Thu Aug 14 2014

Finding the next generation of female leaders

Tue Aug 19 2014

Jacinda Ardern talks about life as an MP

Tue Aug 19 2014

Regional issues top agenda for election debate

Tue Aug 19 2014

VEX Robotics scrimmage at Albany campus

Tue Aug 19 2014

Social networks key to improving health in NZ

Wed Aug 20 2014

Local candidates talk policy with Massey students

Thu Aug 21 2014

Researcher explores end-of-life care for Māori

Thu Aug 21 2014

Saxophonist to feature in Jazz Concert of the Year

Thu Aug 21 2014

Massey poets triple-packed in kete series

Fri Aug 22 2014

British expert first to hold Sir Stephen Tindall chair

Tue Aug 26 2014

World ranking success for design school

Tue Aug 26 2014

Massey author’s The Naturalist tops bestseller list

Wed Aug 27 2014

Massey welcomes new funding for Asian languages

Thu Aug 28 2014

Universe of learning at Wellington Open Day

Thu Aug 28 2014

Massey welcomes new funding for Asian languages

Fri Aug 29 2014

FoodHQ new strategic partner for NZ Food Awards

Wed Sep 03 2014

Latin & Spanish Film Festival to open at Albany

Fri Sep 05 2014

Japanese films to screen at Albany each month

Fri Sep 12 2014

NZ junior track cyclists gain psychological edge

Fri Sep 12 2014

Massey Expert on UN Project to Value Nature

Thu Sep 18 2014

Election fails to address youth financial wellbeing

Fri Sep 19 2014

Are pregnant women getting enough key nutrients?

Mon Sep 22 2014

Disaster management conference hits Wellington

Mon Sep 22 2014

Latin American film fest marks 13th year

Tue Sep 23 2014

Norfolk Island’s Endangered Green Parrot Numbers on the Rise

Tue Sep 23 2014

Peace Week highlights plight of refugees

Tue Sep 23 2014

Website Election Queries Different to Media Focus

Thu Sep 25 2014

Rare Gandhi photos in Albany campus exhibition

Fri Sep 26 2014

Tailoring Japanese language teaching for Gen Z

Fri Sep 26 2014

Traditional treatment nets supreme award for smoked salmon

Fri Sep 26 2014

Early detection key to avoiding large Ebola outbreaks

Mon Sep 29 2014

Rare Gandhi photos in Albany campus exhibition

Mon Sep 29 2014

Study aims to find human impact of living wage

Wed Oct 01 2014

Planners stress need for housing, land-use research

Fri Oct 03 2014

Therapists’ emotional skills under research spotlight

Tue Oct 07 2014

Renowned artist to take up Wellington residency

Wed Oct 08 2014

Dr Mike Joy to deliver 2014 Bruce Jesson Lecture

Fri Oct 10 2014

Home affordability continues to decline - Massey report

Tue Oct 14 2014

New financial literacy course offered in workplaces

Thu Oct 16 2014

Timely piece a winner in kinetika awards

Tue Oct 28 2014

$5.1m in Marsden grants for Massey researchers

Tue Nov 04 2014

Indonesian special education teachers access NZ expertise

Wed Nov 05 2014

Institute of Education hosts delegation from Thai Government

Wed Nov 05 2014

Surveillance powers to remove legal ambiguities

Thu Nov 06 2014

The origins of multicelluar life

Thu Nov 06 2014

Living Lab focus on river stories in a digital age

Fri Nov 07 2014

Massey link to nation building in Timor-Leste

Fri Nov 07 2014

Top researchers elected as Royal Society Fellows

Fri Nov 07 2014

Belinda fundraises to get on her bike

Tue Nov 11 2014

Customers prefer special treatment to discounts

Tue Nov 11 2014

The flight of the frisky tui

Wed Nov 12 2014

Study seeks answers to Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Mon Nov 17 2014

Pregnancy survey needs more participants

Tue Nov 18 2014

Massey historians ensure Anzacs in US war books

Fri Nov 21 2014

Pressing population issues focus of forums

Mon Nov 24 2014

A game changer to boost literacy and maths skills

Wed Nov 26 2014

Super-diverse Auckland in global study

Wed Nov 26 2014

Peter Schwerdtfeger awarded Rutherford Medal

Thu Nov 27 2014

Rugby league star with a passion for knowledge

Sat Nov 29 2014

2014 Albany Lecturer of the Year has great chemistry

Tue Dec 02 2014

Councils’ conduct codes gag elected members

Tue Dec 02 2014

What’s more important - diet or exercise?

Wed Dec 03 2014

Massey and German historians in joint WWI research

Thu Dec 04 2014

Focusing on human rights in the Pacific

Fri Dec 05 2014

Graduation in Singapore caps food tech students’ year

Fri Dec 05 2014

‘Tenuous’ place of languages exposed

Mon Dec 08 2014

Want to own a home – but not even looking

Tue Dec 09 2014

PNG’s ‘paradox of plenty’ outlined in UN report

Fri Dec 19 2014

Whale Oil blogger takes out Quote of the Year

Fri Dec 19 2014

Terrorist attack challenges journalists’ convictions

Thu Jan 08 2015

Degree aims to fill ‘big data’ skills shortage

Tue Jan 13 2015

New student accommodation agreement signed

Mon Jan 19 2015

Healthy lifestyles encouraged at new nutrition clinic

Thu Jan 22 2015

Japanese film season opens with Bread of Happiness

Fri Jan 23 2015

Home affordability heads for uncharted territory

Thu Jan 29 2015

Art and science in Waiwhakaiho river project

Wed Feb 11 2015

Driving New Zealand’s future success north

Mon Feb 16 2015

Artist sets sights on New Zealand glacier

Fri Feb 20 2015

Celebrating Massey University alumni

Mon Feb 23 2015

Japanese classic film 'Hachiko' to screen in March

Mon Feb 23 2015

Circus theme for Shakespeare’s King Lear

Fri Feb 27 2015

Massey launches own publishing press

Fri Feb 27 2015

Massey honours top Thai business leader

Thu Mar 05 2015

1080 milk threat likely to be personal, not political

Wed Mar 11 2015

Kiwi engineering team takes out Australasian prize

Mon Mar 16 2015

New book helps to de-mystify dyslexia

Mon Mar 16 2015

No business case for skinny models in advertising

Thu Mar 19 2015

‘Off the Page’ puts writing on the radar

Thu Mar 19 2015

Run the Night gets Auckland moving

Fri Mar 20 2015

Youth smokers fired up to quit

Tue Mar 24 2015

Gallipoli story for children through donkey’s eyes

Wed Mar 25 2015

Student accommodation officially opened

Tue Mar 31 2015

Human and nature’s entanglements explored

Thu Apr 09 2015

Stop-motion animation KOMANEKO screens in April

Thu Apr 09 2015

Research to reality – historian’s Gallipoli pilgrimage

Mon Apr 13 2015

Election website nominated for Oscars of the Internet

Tue Apr 14 2015

Poems Reveal Inner Life of a New Settler

Wed Apr 15 2015

Lizzie Marvelly joins Massey’s latest graduates

Mon Apr 20 2015

Space Between Aims to Fill a Fashion Gap

Mon Apr 20 2015

Addiction symposium tackles multiple issues

Tue Apr 21 2015

Another international honour for Distinguished Professor

Tue Apr 21 2015

Housing affordability improves - but not in Auckland

Wed Apr 22 2015

Family has most impact on investment choices

Thu Apr 23 2015

Massey communication experts comment on Ponytail-gate

Thu Apr 23 2015

Political parties need to embrace ‘super-diversity’

Fri Apr 24 2015

Reversing New Zealand’s brain drain

Wed Apr 29 2015

Sumo comedy a classic Japanese film

Wed Apr 29 2015

Understanding modern China vital for NZ

Wed Apr 29 2015

Wanganui’s rich history in the spotlight

Wed Apr 29 2015

Cricket legend among Massey graduates

Fri May 08 2015

Investigating nutrition in young children with autism

Fri May 08 2015

Cricket connection plays out at graduation

Tue May 12 2015

Like father, like daughter – science is a family affair

Tue May 12 2015

May 12 celebrates International Nurses’ Day

Tue May 12 2015

Health coaching a psychology grad’s dream

Wed May 13 2015

Info and enrolment evenings on campus this week

Wed May 13 2015

Sharing social work supervision research with Singapore

Wed May 13 2015

Volunteer expo can open doors to jobs

Wed May 13 2015

Māori graduates span multiple fields of study

Thu May 14 2015

Op-Ed: It’s not about banter – it’s about bullying

Thu May 14 2015

How to Tax Speculation in the Auckland Property Market

Fri May 15 2015

Script writer shares art of page-to-screen

Tue May 19 2015

Campbell Live demise ‘a sad day’

Thu May 21 2015

Hong Kong Ink - Tattoo Culture and Identity

Fri May 22 2015

Celebrations in the city to mark graduation week

Mon May 25 2015

Honorary doctorate for documentary photographer

Mon May 25 2015

Agrifood sector needs rapid response group

Wed May 27 2015

Shortland Street films at Massey University

Wed May 27 2015

Students to explore sustainable fashion in China

Wed Jun 03 2015

Social Experiments No Solution For Mental Health Care

Thu Jun 04 2015

175 years on – Treaty of Waitangi now and in future?

Fri Jun 05 2015

Students turn creative lens on dementia

Fri Jun 05 2015

Massey professor’s ASPEN Fellowship a first for NZ

Mon Jun 08 2015

$4m in funding for Massey health researchers

Tue Jun 09 2015

Massey takes its creativity to China

Tue Jun 09 2015

China’s First Lady hosts Massey, Weta arts delegation

Thu Jun 11 2015

Small firms urged to consider frontier markets

Thu Jun 11 2015

Plastic bag-free future for Palmerston North?

Fri Jun 12 2015

Web tool lets public determine New Zealand flag

Wed Jun 17 2015

Massey man honoured for global poverty research

Thu Jun 18 2015

Massey staff raise over $600 for Oxfam

Thu Jun 18 2015

Novel follows family history after WWI

Thu Jun 18 2015

Inaugural NZ Schools Japanese Trivia Quiz

Fri Jun 19 2015

Women cheese-makers part of Taranaki life in WWI

Mon Jun 22 2015

Japanese photographic exhibition comes to Albany

Tue Jun 23 2015

Massey scriptwriter’s second film in NZ competition

Tue Jun 23 2015

$16 million funding for food processing research

Thu Jun 25 2015

Universities have role to play in regional growth

Sun Jun 28 2015

Europe holds its breath as Greek deadline looms

Mon Jun 29 2015

Japanese film a rare road movie gem

Tue Jun 30 2015

Massey University celebrates Māori Language month

Tue Jun 30 2015

Algebra advocate wins prestigious maths award

Thu Jul 02 2015

Auckland continues to break affordability records

Thu Jul 02 2015

Research explores winning off the rugby field in Samoa

Thu Jul 02 2015

The rise of Māori academic achievement in mental health

Fri Jul 03 2015

Is NZ Ready for Consumer-Driven Quit Smoking Programmes?

Wed Jul 08 2015

‘Wraparound’ solution needed for family violence

Thu Jul 09 2015

South Asia films to help Nepal quake survivors

Wed Jul 15 2015

Strong response in China to property investment claims

Thu Jul 16 2015

Employers must adapt to older workers’ needs

Wed Jul 22 2015

Primary schools sought for health and wellness week study

Wed Jul 22 2015

Growing the pool of future female leaders

Fri Jul 24 2015

Evaluating Auckland’s amalgamation

Fri Jul 31 2015

Johnny Enzed – the truth of war in soldiers’ words

Sun Aug 02 2015

Remembering Chunuk Bair 100 years on

Wed Aug 05 2015

Tree Mount design stands tall at Dyson Awards

Wed Aug 05 2015

Māori Book Award finalists announced

Thu Aug 06 2015

Disaster hub opens on Wellington campus

Mon Aug 10 2015

Massey poets in the running for Montreal prize

Mon Aug 10 2015

Online anthology explores Pukeahu/Mt Cook

Tue Aug 11 2015

Massey lecturer honoured for contribution to Dairy

Wed Aug 12 2015

Study explores social needs of youth with cancer

Thu Aug 13 2015

How do we solve New Zealand’s healthcare challenges?

Mon Aug 17 2015

Easy information about money key to empowerment

Tue Aug 18 2015

NZ’s ‘invisible’ Anglo-Indians in new research focus

Tue Aug 18 2015

UK dyslexia expert sheds light on NZ problem

Tue Aug 18 2015

New Zealand Fashion Week - Sustainability

Tue Aug 25 2015

Dissecting sport management in the digital age

Wed Aug 26 2015

Spirituality on the psychology map

Fri Aug 28 2015

Soldiers’ cultural education key in modern conflicts

Fri Sep 04 2015

Biofilms in the Dairy Industry

Tue Sep 08 2015

Top 10 Tips for the All Blacks to defend the 2015 RWC

Wed Sep 09 2015

Research project scopes out North Shore innovation district

Fri Sep 11 2015

Media plays role in igniting price wars

Tue Sep 15 2015

Māori world view leads to greater life satisfaction

Wed Sep 16 2015

Value of research in ‘fragile states’ recognised

Thu Sep 17 2015

Massey’s ‘big data’ sponsorship deal an NZ first

Mon Sep 21 2015

National Social Workers’ Day

Tue Sep 22 2015

Plastic bag-free status for Palmy street ?

Tue Sep 22 2015

Sport management and coaching awards lunch

Wed Sep 23 2015

study backs findings of Pacific rugby players’ exploitation

Wed Sep 23 2015

Daylight saving a nightmare for some

Thu Sep 24 2015

Knowledge wave for agrifood sector needed

Thu Sep 24 2015

Story of Brazil’s diverse languages and people

Thu Sep 24 2015

Nationwide study to boost prevention of leptospirosis

Mon Sep 28 2015

Falling mortgage rates change affordability trends

Tue Sep 29 2015

UN Sustainable Development Goals a wake-up call

Fri Oct 02 2015

Scholarship and live sounds to launch new school

Mon Oct 05 2015

Science and innovation needed to address food crisis

Mon Oct 05 2015

NZ joins the global conversation on alcohol-related harm

Thu Oct 08 2015

Author needed for NZ’s WWI medical history

Fri Oct 09 2015

The importance of nutrition in the first 1000 days

Mon Oct 12 2015

Tool to improve the quality of care and life for vulnerable

Mon Oct 12 2015

Massey’s nutrition focus for National Science Challenge

Tue Oct 13 2015

Star studded line-up for 25th Blues Sports Awards

Tue Oct 13 2015

French artist-in-residency programme confirmed

Wed Oct 14 2015

Connecting with elderly vital, quake survey shows

Thu Oct 15 2015

Graphic fantasy design win for Korea bound student

Thu Oct 15 2015

Skills and training critical to economic performance

Thu Oct 15 2015

2015 Blues Awards winners announced

Fri Oct 16 2015

Understanding behaviour – can authorities sniff out crime?

Fri Oct 16 2015

Where to for humanities in a corporate world?

Fri Oct 16 2015

New training model at Massey for nurse practitioners

Tue Oct 20 2015

Massey historian pens 100-year Red Cross story

Wed Oct 21 2015

Reducing cancer inequalities in Māori a priority

Wed Oct 21 2015

Award winning nurse talks about aid work in conflict zones

Tue Oct 27 2015

Curb the candy consumption and have a healthy Halloween

Wed Oct 28 2015

Palmy poised to get more active on short trips

Wed Oct 28 2015

Massey welcomes new head of Public Health

Thu Oct 29 2015

New Zealand lags behind Australia for HPV vaccination

Fri Oct 30 2015

Possible vitamin D link to kākāpō breeding

Fri Oct 30 2015

Creative storytelling breaks silence of dementia

Mon Nov 02 2015

"Is it a world first?" and other flag quandaries

Mon Nov 02 2015

How to reduce soldiers’ lower limb injuries

Tue Nov 03 2015

Dyslexia and Māori education shortlisted for awards

Thu Nov 05 2015

Pasifika health seminar highlights trio of issues

Thu Nov 05 2015

Museums and universities can learn from each other

Fri Nov 06 2015

Even a ‘no frills’ retirement requires extra savings

Mon Nov 09 2015

Mouthguard design eases detection of concussion

Mon Nov 09 2015

NZ role in WWII death camp liberation revealed

Mon Nov 09 2015

Are antibacterial products doing more harm than good?

Tue Nov 10 2015

An engineered win at the Albany Lecturer of the Year awards

Fri Nov 13 2015

Old and new flags fly at hoisting re-enactment

Fri Nov 13 2015

Search launched for E Mervyn Taylor murals

Fri Nov 13 2015

Mark Powell to become Massey’s CEO-in-Residence

Mon Nov 16 2015

Transforming games teaching and coaching

Mon Nov 16 2015

Could earthworms help understand rising infertility rates?

Tue Nov 17 2015

Massey student overwhelmed by AIMES Award win

Wed Nov 18 2015

The New Zealand flag and ‘Empire Fervour’

Thu Nov 19 2015

6th group of food tech students graduate at Singapore campus

Fri Nov 20 2015

Massey writer’s climate change play goes global

Fri Nov 20 2015

Surge in number of Māori PhDs at November graduation

Tue Nov 24 2015

Drama of WWI exemption hearings revealed

Fri Nov 27 2015

Head of the School of Social Work honoured with awards

Fri Nov 27 2015

Triple graduation celebrations for PhD graduate

Fri Nov 27 2015

Research provides innovation roadmap for Auckland

Mon Nov 30 2015

nsurance policy and behaviour to be publicly scrutinised

Wed Dec 02 2015

Multi-source protein foods for optimal mobility in seniors

Thu Dec 03 2015

CPHR Professor appointed as Chief Science Advisor to MoH

Fri Dec 04 2015

2015 Quote of the Year finalists announced

Mon Dec 07 2015

Pasifika palliative care research awarded grant

Tue Dec 08 2015

Massey alumna to be CEO of International Council of Nurses

Wed Dec 09 2015

Massey launches new retail research centre and survey

Fri Dec 11 2015

Classics hit Massey’s North Shore campus

Mon Dec 14 2015

Global spot for sexual and gender rights champion

Mon Dec 14 2015

Coverage of lobbyists questioned

Wed Dec 16 2015

Retail researcher warns of ‘post-Christmas blues’

Wed Dec 16 2015

Understanding how Māori whānau bounce back from adversity

Wed Dec 16 2015

Christchurch head boy wins Quote of the Year

Thu Dec 17 2015

Loneliness rates higher in people with visual impairments

Thu Dec 17 2015

Online news no death knell for newspapers

Thu Dec 17 2015

Māori science academy ready to take off

Mon Dec 21 2015

Study helps give kids the best start to reduce obesity rates

Mon Dec 21 2015

Auckland 59% less affordable than rest of New Zealand

Tue Jan 12 2016

Is community water fluoridation cost effective?

Tue Jan 12 2016

Top nutrition scientist returns home for new role at Massey

Thu Jan 14 2016

Counting sheep? Struggling to sleep?

Tue Jan 19 2016

Are Kiwi men getting enough iodine?

Tue Jan 26 2016

Massey signs sponsorship deal for Ngāpuhi Festival

Tue Jan 26 2016

Symposium sets sights on equity through education

Fri Jan 29 2016

Low Intensity Help for Depression under Spotlight

Mon Feb 01 2016

Back to School Bike Safety Tips

Wed Feb 03 2016

Lead poisoning in children associated with lead-based paint

Wed Feb 03 2016

Sir Stephen Tindall Opens Social Innovation Conference

Wed Feb 03 2016

Future of education, jobs and economy

Sat Feb 06 2016

2016 Defining Excellence Awards

Thu Feb 11 2016

Assistance dog worth her weight in gold

Mon Feb 15 2016

Retail Survey: In the internet age, the shop is still king

Tue Feb 16 2016

Study targets indigenous disease prevention

Thu Feb 18 2016

What Does Employment Mean for People with Mental Illness?

Thu Feb 18 2016

Preparing for a Disaster

Fri Feb 19 2016

French artist takes up residency

Sat Feb 20 2016

Accentuating the positive out of earthquake adversity

Mon Feb 22 2016

Does being dehydrated increase your pain perception

Mon Feb 22 2016

Young Kiwis lack skills in budgeting and saving

Mon Feb 22 2016

What we can learn from the way IS communicates

Tue Feb 23 2016

Creating the next generation of triathletes

Wed Feb 24 2016

Twinning project to enhance Sri Lankan veterinary education

Fri Feb 26 2016

Software developer taking New Zealand to the world

Tue Mar 01 2016

Chills keyboardist plays a different tune at day job

Fri Mar 04 2016

Putting New Zealand’s Co-Op Economy on the Map

Fri Mar 04 2016

More ‘disastrous doctorates’ as new research expands

Mon Mar 07 2016

Women still under-represented in media coverage

Mon Mar 07 2016

Growing the pool of future female leaders

Tue Mar 08 2016

Dropping history "big mistake" – military expert

Fri Mar 11 2016

Ravensdown, Massey 'share values' – winner

Fri Mar 11 2016

Māori public health expert joins Massey

Tue Mar 15 2016

Good sleep is a reachable dream

Wed Mar 16 2016

Massey students drive freshwater change

Sun Mar 20 2016

Massey study links dementia to head injuries

Tue Mar 22 2016

NZ’s role in tax avoidance ‘shameful’, says academic

Mon Apr 04 2016

Fostering hope and solutions in young arty activists

Tue Apr 05 2016

Massey joins forces with Singapore Institute of Technology

Tue Apr 05 2016

Massey's latest Home Affordability Report out now

Tue Apr 05 2016

Decade of action on nutrition

Thu Apr 07 2016

Report finds Bay of Islands bottlenose dolphin at risk

Thu Apr 07 2016

New centre to investigate plant extracts benefits

Fri Apr 08 2016

How does dietary fibre affect our gut bacteria?

Wed Apr 13 2016

International funding to help fight cancer evolution

Fri Apr 15 2016

Fostering hope in young arty activists

Sun Apr 17 2016

Research shows hospital bullying cases rarely resolved

Mon Apr 18 2016

Increasing use of internet to buy and sell drugs

Wed Apr 20 2016

What is your child really drinking?

Wed Apr 20 2016

Manawatū to mark International Dance Day

Wed Apr 27 2016

Shooting for Rio

Mon May 09 2016

Could blueberries reduce the risk of breast cancer?

Tue May 10 2016

Improving health systems’ resilience

Tue May 10 2016

World looks to New Zealand for wisdom on e-cigarettes

Tue May 10 2016

Understanding health from a Pacific perspective

Wed May 11 2016

Improving health outcomes for mother and baby

Mon May 16 2016

Food safety partnership to protect $50b industry

Wed May 18 2016

French artists arrive to take up residency

Thu May 19 2016

Music for improved health

Thu May 19 2016

Researchers develop tool to assess athlete diet

Thu May 19 2016

Thought-provoking film series to screen in Palmerston North

Fri May 20 2016

Auckland North commits to innovation strategy

Wed May 25 2016

Lahar awareness research will help save lives

Wed May 25 2016

Falling home ownership to hit older people hard

Mon May 30 2016

National database needed for cardiac rehab – survey

Tue May 31 2016

New food entrepreneur in residence at Riddet Innovation

Tue May 31 2016

MU signs agreement with top Chinese arts and design school

Wed Jun 01 2016

Refugee crisis at the heart of political play

Wed Jun 01 2016

What the Labour/Green agreement means for voters

Thu Jun 02 2016

Massey professor appointed to World Food Security panel

Wed Jun 08 2016

US shootings and football fan violence

Mon Jun 13 2016

What do endurance athletes eat?

Mon Jun 13 2016

The Salted Air – a story of love and grief

Tue Jun 14 2016

$4.4m for Massey health research

Wed Jun 15 2016

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day

Wed Jun 15 2016

The robots are coming! Shouldn’t we be more worried?

Mon Jun 20 2016

Does a sweet tooth affect sugar intake?

Tue Jun 21 2016

Social media and sport – does it serve up the right results?

Wed Jun 22 2016

Empowering Pasifika youth

Thu Jun 23 2016

Mystified by NCEA? Fun app helps track student progress

Thu Jun 23 2016

Research to help prevent child sex abuse

Thu Jun 23 2016

Shewan review gets it right, says academic

Mon Jun 27 2016

Identity and change themes in Latin American forum

Wed Jun 29 2016

Massey offers US students smart tourism experience

Wed Jun 29 2016

Massey-hosted food safety partnership awarded $1.25M

Thu Jun 30 2016

Punitive welfare a blight on NZ’s poor

Thu Jun 30 2016

Beware the bold visionary

Mon Jul 04 2016

Livestock and sustainability – challenges and opportunities

Wed Jul 06 2016

Massey launches te reo for business resource

Wed Jul 06 2016

Māori journalism recognised in expanded awards

Thu Jul 07 2016

Attitudes ‘radically different’ 30 years after gay bill

Mon Jul 11 2016

Massey and Wuhan celebrate 10-year partnership

Mon Jul 11 2016

Where’s your ‘standing place’?

Thu Jul 14 2016

End of life plans added to healthy ageing study

Tue Jul 19 2016

Bond of brothers

Wed Jul 20 2016

Withdrawal of media coverage at Rio Olympics

Thu Jul 21 2016

Massey tests team weight loss for Māori and Pasifika

Fri Jul 22 2016

Backing the Black Sticks

Mon Jul 25 2016

Sailing and study challenges for Massey Olympian

Tue Jul 26 2016

Pacific researchers challenged to be useful

Thu Jul 28 2016

Fiji’s Russian arms deal a wake-up call for NZ

Fri Jul 29 2016

Flying hooves and pirouettes for dressage Olympian

Mon Aug 01 2016

From fat to fit – at what cost?

Mon Aug 01 2016

Sheep dairying and slam poetry at Massey Open Day

Mon Aug 01 2016

More than forty per cent of NZ’s Olympic team is Massey made

Tue Aug 02 2016

Sex, sweat and success at the Rio Olympics

Wed Aug 03 2016

Where are the female coaches?

Thu Aug 04 2016

Chunuk Bair commemoration talk at PN City Library

Fri Aug 05 2016

New Zealand’s Native falcon – islands apart

Tue Aug 09 2016

Active Families proves a winner

Thu Aug 11 2016

Philosophy lecturer’s video antics gain distant fans

Thu Aug 11 2016

Can protein plus exercise improve type 2 diabetes?

Mon Aug 15 2016

Top scientist appointed food safety director

Mon Aug 15 2016

The human microbiome – the new frontier

Wed Aug 17 2016

How democratic are our local body elections, really?

Fri Aug 19 2016

Judges wowed by New Zealand Food Awards entries

Fri Aug 19 2016

NZ’s Olympic performance the best of any major country

Mon Aug 22 2016

Massey opens language research centre with China

Thu Aug 25 2016

Top two Asia-Pacific ranking for Wellington design school

Thu Aug 25 2016

Connectedness the key to success in learning Japanese

Fri Aug 26 2016

Transforming everyday objects into art

Wed Aug 31 2016

Combining knowledge on how the large intestine moves

Thu Sep 01 2016

Massey University - Study on how to talk teens with cancer

Wed Sep 07 2016

Mouthguard design a Dyson Award winner

Thu Sep 08 2016

Race Relations Commissioner at Massey University, Albany

Fri Sep 09 2016

Auckland campus celebrates Chinese Language Week

Tue Sep 13 2016

Braking bad – know your weakness

Tue Sep 13 2016

Former cop's study tackles Thai sex trafficking

Wed Sep 14 2016

Peace Week at Massey

Wed Sep 14 2016

Remembering NZ soldiers killed in Battle of Somme

Wed Sep 14 2016

Young Kiwis expect NZ Superannuation to change

Wed Sep 14 2016

Call for more Māori studying agribusiness

Thu Sep 15 2016

The right to prescribe

Thu Sep 15 2016

Enhancing professionalism of social work

Tue Sep 20 2016

Occupational English Test launching at Massey

Thu Sep 22 2016

Joint Food Technology programme launches in Singapore

Fri Sep 23 2016

Dog food research dazzles at 3MT finals

Sat Sep 24 2016

Ig Nobel award winners assess the personality of rocks

Mon Sep 26 2016

New stuttering clinic opens in Albany

Mon Sep 26 2016

Pathways to public health

Mon Sep 26 2016

Recognising the complex issues facing social workers

Mon Sep 26 2016

Celebrating the benefits of learning Japanese

Wed Sep 28 2016

Putting the balance back into ageing lives

Fri Sep 30 2016

China Friendship Award recognises decade-long relationship

Tue Oct 04 2016

It's not just about the science

Tue Oct 04 2016

Who were the first people in the Pacific?

Tue Oct 04 2016

Researchers awarded $1.5m for High-Value Nutrition research

Wed Oct 05 2016

Tackling childhood obesity on land and in water

Thu Oct 06 2016

Massey investigating novel food technology

Mon Oct 10 2016

International fellowship a career highlight

Tue Oct 11 2016

Making waves and opening spaces in mathematics

Wed Oct 12 2016

Understanding local government challenges in New Zealand

Wed Oct 12 2016

Auckland and Central Otago vie for least affordable region

Thu Oct 13 2016

Olympians shine at Blues Awards

Thu Oct 13 2016

Elected members urged to protect their political rights

Tue Oct 18 2016

New deputy director at the Riddet Institute

Tue Oct 18 2016

Future of Food Forum

Fri Oct 28 2016

Profiting from the harm caused by alcohol

Sun Oct 30 2016

Expert predicts disruption in the insurance sector

Mon Oct 31 2016

Global honours for nursing students

Mon Oct 31 2016

NZ Sports Performance Conference

Tue Nov 01 2016

The 7 habits of highly effective penguins

Tue Nov 01 2016

Marsden funding awarded for Pacific customary land use study

Thu Nov 03 2016

Does a brush with death affect sleep?

Mon Nov 07 2016

New social work book gives students virtual experience

Mon Nov 07 2016

Primary health specialist to head Massey college

Tue Nov 08 2016

1917: year of war, revolution and myriad legacies

Thu Nov 10 2016

Investigating the state of our sexual health

Thu Nov 10 2016

New Zealand needs a cultural shift to keep data safe

Thu Nov 10 2016

More resources needed for COPD sufferers

Tue Nov 15 2016

Why the 21st century needs more arts grads

Wed Nov 16 2016

HIV ignorance isn’t bliss

Mon Nov 21 2016

Kaikoura Quake Shows the Importance of Business Insurance

Mon Nov 21 2016

Missed opportunities for NZ agri-food sector

Mon Nov 21 2016

Te Reo Māori boost for indigenous language in Brazil

Mon Nov 21 2016

Becoming a soldier PhD among Manawatū graduates

Tue Nov 22 2016

Internship at International Council of Nurses

Tue Nov 22 2016

Teaching teens about the political system & social activism

Wed Nov 23 2016

BA a career enhancer for graduating MP

Thu Nov 24 2016

Award-winning autism book offers help for teachers

Wed Nov 30 2016

Local wisdom key to Pacific sustainable development

Fri Dec 02 2016

Story of German submarine’s NZ visit recognised

Wed Dec 07 2016

2016 Quote of the Year finalists announced

Thu Dec 08 2016

Massey scientists to lead international protein project

Thu Dec 08 2016

Sailing through the study

Mon Dec 12 2016

Massey’s top 10 Christmas tips

Tue Dec 13 2016

Fund talent development, urges gifted education champion

Fri Dec 16 2016

‘Sex’ beats ‘douche bag’ for year’s top quote

Fri Dec 16 2016

Fund talented kids too, urges gifted education champion

Mon Dec 19 2016

From Afghanistan mission to refugee education in NZ

Wed Dec 21 2016

PM scholarship boosts Māori and Latin American links

Thu Jan 05 2017

Ageing parent care is complex for Chinese migrants

Mon Jan 16 2017

How is food used to foster social relationships at school?

Tue Jan 17 2017

NZ’s rapport with China set to bloom in Trump era

Sat Jan 21 2017

Earthquake experiences of visually impaired documented

Tue Jan 24 2017

Neon sculpture works light up artist’s year

Wed Jan 25 2017

Disasters, diasporas, dream homes – Massey talks

Thu Jan 26 2017

Māori theatre a tonic for NZ’s ‘historical amnesia’

Thu Jan 26 2017

House prices continue to drive home unaffordability

Fri Jan 27 2017

Drinking in moderation – is it good for you?

Tue Jan 31 2017

International partnership in food science and nutrition

Wed Feb 01 2017

Anxious school kids – what can parents do?

Thu Feb 02 2017

Sharing Aotearoa and Ancient World connections

Fri Feb 03 2017

Put insomnia in its place

Mon Feb 13 2017

How to get at-risk families out of "ministerial boxes"

Tue Feb 14 2017

‘Love humanities’ day gets Massey support

Tue Feb 21 2017

Youth voices and rights at heart of education

Wed Feb 22 2017

International nutritionist visiting Massey

Thu Feb 23 2017

Motorbike Book Club helps young Vietnamese readers

Thu Feb 23 2017

Mass uprising a world record for Massey students

Fri Feb 24 2017

Shakespeare’s Winter’s Tale for a summer night

Tue Feb 28 2017

New Fonterra-Riddet Chair in Consumer and Sensory Science

Wed Mar 01 2017

The protective effect of breastfeeding on breast cancer

Wed Mar 01 2017

Tackling the big issues: The World in Union 2017 Conference

Thu Mar 02 2017

Can Kiwi companies compete in staff development?

Mon Mar 06 2017

Fostering female leaders through sport

Wed Mar 08 2017

New detection system revolutionises water quality tests

Thu Mar 09 2017

Seeking investment in NZ? Here’s the secret to success

Mon Mar 13 2017

The art of listening is at the heart of democracy

Mon Mar 13 2017

Wastewater study flushes out drug habits

Mon Mar 13 2017

Massey team to investigate death of killer whale in Auckland

Tue Mar 14 2017

Anti-Muslim attitudes not the Kiwi way

Wed Mar 15 2017

Overcoming healthcare information overload

Wed Mar 15 2017

Youth gangs - from street to village

Wed Mar 15 2017

Advancing Pacific Social Work Symposium

Wed Mar 22 2017

Getting to Zero: Global Social Work Responds to HIV

Wed Mar 22 2017

Learning the mechanics of biomechanics

Wed Mar 22 2017

Living well in care homes

Mon Mar 27 2017

Is immigration becoming emotionally charged?

Tue Apr 04 2017

Central Otago Lakes now more unaffordable than Auckland

Thu Apr 06 2017

Create1world turning youth artists into activists

Fri Apr 07 2017

Funding for innovative health research

Mon Apr 10 2017

Social media making academia more user-friendly

Tue Apr 11 2017

Int'l study: indigenous women need more help to stop smoking

Thu Apr 13 2017

Putting caring into mental health care

Thu Apr 20 2017

Massey’s movie man launches NZ classic film series

Mon Apr 24 2017

South Auckland students explore Health career options

Mon Apr 24 2017

In the company of men – ‘sheddies’ enjoy good health

Mon May 01 2017

Are you a short sleeper?

Tue May 02 2017

Increasing Māori participation in the digital sector

Tue May 02 2017

New Zealand’s lower media freedom ranking "alarming"

Tue May 02 2017

Partnership finds new pathways for youth

Wed May 03 2017

NZ women and minorities falling down the ‘glass cliff’

Fri May 05 2017

‘Feeding the Roots’ supports Pāsifika student engagement

Mon May 08 2017

Second year success for Rams Academy

Mon May 08 2017

Computer science leads to child’s te reo play

Tue May 09 2017

$40,000 reason to smile for veterinary scholars

Wed May 10 2017

Dr Kim Workman - Prisoners need to be heard

Wed May 10 2017

Professor Emeritus honoured by NZOC

Wed May 10 2017

Distinguishing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Thu May 11 2017

Study shows Fire Service Safety improved

Thu May 11 2017

Taking a novel approach to vaccine development

Mon May 15 2017

Massey helps transform education in remote Tokelau

Tue May 16 2017

Self-care for nurses a must

Tue May 16 2017

Massey-China language centre boosts Mandarin momentum

Thu May 18 2017

Health researcher awarded HRC grant

Mon May 22 2017

Doctoral research informed by global and local crisis

Tue May 23 2017

Lecture explores trust in an age of political discontent

Tue May 23 2017

Navigating the complex world of sex for Sāmoan youth

Tue May 23 2017

Fellowship caps PhD graduation celebrations

Wed May 24 2017

Cannabis harm prevention message a must - study

Mon May 29 2017

Immigration and the future in super-diverse Auckland

Tue May 30 2017

Identifying gaps in the care of Māori cancer patients

Wed May 31 2017

Inductees to join illustrious alumni in Hall of Fame

Wed May 31 2017

It’s just another day for smokers

Wed May 31 2017

Geographer’s ‘foot’ notes on WWI Battle of Messines

Fri Jun 02 2017

Chinese showing leadership on Polar regions

Mon Jun 05 2017

Career planning will be critical in the age of automation

Tue Jun 06 2017

College of Health joins RHAANZ

Tue Jun 06 2017

Vulnerable, marginal – helpful labels?

Tue Jun 06 2017

Gonorrhoea treatment reaching crisis point

Wed Jun 07 2017

Auckland & Northland students explore health career options

Thu Jun 08 2017

Book explores NZ’s many faces and standing places

Thu Jun 08 2017

Researcher wins prestigious Sport Nutrition Award

Thu Jun 08 2017

A New Ball Game?

Fri Jun 09 2017

Making safer havens for our older people

Mon Jun 12 2017

Opinion: Zero to hero – why we need phonics

Mon Jun 12 2017

Two Massey Health Researchers Secure Over $6M in HRC Funding

Thu Jun 15 2017

Gendered Expectations & Workplace Conflict

Tue Jun 20 2017

Car wrecking can be a vehicle for stroke rehab

Wed Jun 21 2017

Dairy shown to improve bone health of Kiwi children

Wed Jun 21 2017

How Legalising Cannabis Can Help Society

Wed Jun 21 2017

New ecentre chief has plans to scale up services

Wed Jun 21 2017

Bugs’n’Bones study hopes to aid ageing population

Mon Jun 26 2017

Developing Social Work Supervision in Singapore

Tue Jun 27 2017

Moving your mood with music

Tue Jun 27 2017

Plastic Plague Polluting Land, Sea, & Our Bodies

Tue Jun 27 2017

Getting enough Iodine? Not eating bread?

Wed Jun 28 2017

Keeping pre-school kids moving

Tue Jul 04 2017

NZ university deans discuss state of the arts

Tue Jul 04 2017

Superannuation shortfall still significant for most

Thu Jul 06 2017

NZ health sector ‘data rich, information poor’

Mon Jul 10 2017

Animal genetics boosted by new Centre

Wed Jul 12 2017

Podcast series explores immigration in NZ

Thu Jul 13 2017

Surveillance and Shakespeare – the plot thickens

Tue Jul 18 2017

Does grooming lead to Stockholm syndrome?

Thu Jul 20 2017

Home Affordability Declines in Most Regions

Thu Jul 20 2017

Professor honoured for contribution to mobility for blind

Fri Jul 21 2017

Love your bones

Mon Jul 24 2017

Tanks for the Rain - Zinc May Make Roof Rain Safer to Drink

Wed Jul 26 2017

Design boosts the New Zealand economy by $10.1 billion

Thu Jul 27 2017

Bryde’s Whales Share Secrets With Their Fins

Mon Jul 31 2017

Is Online Film Limiting The Diversity of What We Watch?

Mon Jul 31 2017

UNESCO science partnership building bridges in the Pacific

Tue Aug 01 2017

Surge in Auckland Meth Supply Continues

Wed Aug 02 2017

UNESCO Science Partnership Building Bridges in the Pacific

Wed Aug 02 2017

Media commentator on North Korea

Mon Aug 07 2017

Massey Debate Puts Te Reo Māori on Election Agenda

Wed Aug 09 2017

Labour’s water policy: wrong solution to the wrong problem

Thu Aug 10 2017

Massey University - Q&A on the North Korea crisis

Thu Aug 10 2017

School driving lessons benefit students in many ways

Thu Aug 10 2017

Engaging Young Voters Online

Tue Aug 15 2017

Do you have high blood sugar?

Wed Aug 16 2017

Asian lens on diverse societies and how we interact

Tue Aug 22 2017

Communicating Through the Catwalk

Thu Aug 24 2017

Kiwi Road Workers’ Dialogue Makes London Stage

Thu Aug 24 2017

Massey University’s Fashion Degree Celebrates NZFW Success

Thu Aug 24 2017

Agrifood sector is tech-savvy but not ready for disruption

Wed Aug 30 2017

Agrifood Sector Tech-Savvy, but not Ready for Disruption

Wed Aug 30 2017

Broadcasters take on Massey roles

Thu Aug 31 2017

Empowering Pasifika communities to lead healthier lives

Thu Aug 31 2017

School kids help remove stigma of dementia

Fri Sep 01 2017

Social change conference at Massey hits the mark with youth

Mon Sep 04 2017

Good vibrations reduce muscle aches

Mon Sep 11 2017

Searching stories for young women on stage

Tue Sep 12 2017

Dr Wham awarded Dietitians NZ Award of Excellence

Mon Sep 18 2017

Emergency preparation – only for the privileged?

Thu Sep 21 2017

The Bitter Trend audio and visual experience at FLUX Space

Thu Sep 21 2017

Pregnant women are not getting enough Omega-3

Fri Sep 22 2017

Defining social work in Aotearoa

Mon Sep 25 2017

'Sanctuary' - Sonically & Visually Exploring Mental Health

Tue Sep 26 2017

Massey Psychologist Explores Best Start for Babies

Fri Sep 29 2017

Calls for Malnutrition Screening for At Risk Elderly

Thu Oct 05 2017

Contemporary Tongan drum wins international acclaim

Thu Oct 05 2017

Massey Grad JL Pawley Takes Flight with First Novel

Thu Oct 05 2017

Massey gifted two Alinker bikes

Fri Oct 06 2017

Massey Survey Shows 'Amazon Effect' Spooks Local Retailers

Fri Oct 06 2017

Sport Management student success celebrated

Fri Oct 06 2017

Designer’s Therapeutic Equestrian Saddle Excites

Mon Oct 09 2017

Massey to Honour Student Athletes with Blues Awards

Mon Oct 09 2017

Pet Therapy for Mental Health

Mon Oct 09 2017

New UN report shows one in three malnourished

Tue Oct 10 2017

Housing Affordability Improves in Some Regions

Wed Oct 11 2017

Shock and awe in the Government House Ballroom

Sun Oct 15 2017

Home Kitchen Comforts in The Great Outdoors

Tue Oct 17 2017

Penguin march in theatre action for climate change

Wed Oct 18 2017

Juggling study and sport pays off for Massey students

Fri Oct 20 2017

Massey University’s School of Design #1 in Asia-Pacific

Fri Oct 20 2017

University steps in to support Tongan democracy

Tue Oct 24 2017

New Era For China After Party Congress

Thu Oct 26 2017

Restored funding brings hope for gifted education

Thu Oct 26 2017

Women dominate Māori Journalism Awards

Sun Oct 29 2017

First New Zealand Online Alcohol & Drug Study Underway

Mon Oct 30 2017

Exhibition offers full Exposure for students

Wed Nov 01 2017

$15.6m Marsden funding a record for Massey

Thu Nov 02 2017

Changing the way kiwifruit is harvested

Thu Nov 02 2017

History and emotion on WWI memorial sites trip

Thu Nov 02 2017

Sharing Social Work Knowledge in Rural Cambodia

Thu Nov 02 2017

Symposium Provides Unique Opportunity for Unity in Tonga

Thu Nov 02 2017

Product Design Gives New Meaning to "Fill ‘Er Up"

Fri Nov 03 2017

A living wage – the difference your pay rate makes

Mon Nov 06 2017

Multi-Media Artist Tom Dale Wins Wellington Residency

Thu Nov 09 2017

Māori Storytellers Honoured at Ngā Kupu Ora Awards

Thu Nov 09 2017

Taurine supplements may improve performance recovery

Mon Nov 13 2017

10 things you need to know about the Tongan election

Wed Nov 15 2017

Controlling Cancer in the Pacific

Wed Nov 15 2017

Cosmetics to Candidates - Critical Thinking a Must

Wed Nov 15 2017

Celebrating Women Philosophers on World Philosophy Day

Thu Nov 16 2017

Vaping helps reverse smoking harm - asthma expert

Mon Nov 20 2017

Disability, advocacy, activism as a mother

Wed Nov 22 2017

Sociologist to Receive Highest Honour at Massey Graduation

Wed Nov 22 2017

US Historian Commemorates Memory, Images of WWI

Wed Nov 22 2017

Rethinking Health Care for Long-Term Illnesses

Mon Nov 27 2017

Nurses Often Cyberbullied by Patients And Families

Wed Nov 29 2017

Rugby: Cultural Identity Influences Style of Play

Wed Nov 29 2017

Opinion: The changing tide of the HIV/AIDS epidemic

Thu Nov 30 2017

Nutrition student awarded Claude McCarthy Fellowship

Mon Dec 04 2017

Culture and capitalism – what’s going on?

Tue Dec 05 2017

MBIE Science Teaching Leadership Programme

Wed Dec 06 2017

Quote of the Year 2017 Finalists Announced

Thu Dec 07 2017

Older Kiwis are heavy drinkers

Fri Dec 08 2017

How to protect your business from fake news

Mon Dec 11 2017

Joint Design Offering Opens New Creative Worlds

Mon Dec 11 2017

"Please Tell Me That’s Not Your Penis" Voted Best Quote

Thu Dec 14 2017

Lawns – site of backyard environmental salvation?

Tue Jan 16 2018

App for supervising kids at the pool

Wed Jan 17 2018

Children’s milk drinking habits analysed

Fri Jan 19 2018

Opinion: PM's baby news sends message on gender equality

Fri Jan 19 2018

Declining home affordability is now ‘business as usual’

Fri Jan 26 2018

Launch of new online health data website - healthspace

Tue Jan 30 2018

Stopping smoking main reason for vaping

Wed Jan 31 2018

Conference explores latest trends in NZ immigration

Fri Feb 02 2018

Meditation and mindfulness not nirvana for all

Thu Feb 08 2018

Research shows drivers mimic bad stop sign behavior

Mon Feb 12 2018

Multi-media French artist takes up residency

Wed Feb 21 2018

E-cigarettes could help smoking cessation in hospitals

Fri Feb 23 2018

Screen industry partnership develops new student talent

Mon Feb 26 2018

Social supply to underage drinkers still too high

Mon Feb 26 2018

Massey offers expert advice on healthy school lunches

Wed Mar 07 2018

Methamphetamine easier to buy than cannabis

Tue Mar 13 2018

Vitamin D could provide psoriasis relief

Mon Mar 19 2018

Vet Students Strip Off for Charity in Annual Naked Calendar

Thu Mar 22 2018

Raising Kiwi chances of success at the Commonwealth Games

Fri Mar 23 2018

Kiwi Lands Job at International Whaling Commission

Mon Mar 26 2018

The mechanics of a parkour landing

Mon Mar 26 2018

North Island Regions Show Higher Rates of Drug Dependency

Tue Mar 27 2018

NZ Spanish Language Teachers Off to Colombia

Thu Mar 29 2018

Massey University - free public lecture on identity politics

Tue Apr 03 2018

Model for vulnerable youth shines in real world

Wed Apr 04 2018

Nukes to cyber war – NZ security in focus

Wed Apr 04 2018

Bigger, better Biomechanics Day

Thu Apr 05 2018

Millennial future leaders to share inspiration at hui

Thu Apr 05 2018

PAWS – hazard response for people and animals

Thu Apr 05 2018

Comment regarding the possible funding cut to RHAANZ

Fri Apr 06 2018

Stop smoking services called upon to support vaping

Mon Apr 09 2018

Home affordability fluctuates across the country

Fri Apr 13 2018

Local history tells a bigger story – Whanganui series

Fri Apr 13 2018

Education leader on taskforce to review schools

Wed Apr 18 2018

The highs and lows of the Psychoactive Substances Act

Thu Apr 19 2018

Meeting the health needs in rural communities

Fri Apr 20 2018

High risk of malnutrition in older people

Mon Apr 23 2018

Top prize to Massey historian for King Country saga

Mon Apr 23 2018

Focus of Photival festival on Wellington campus

Tue Apr 24 2018

Study shows nurses face cyberbullying as well

Thu Apr 26 2018

NZ gift to royal baby woven by textile design graduate

Fri Apr 27 2018

Exploring dietary patterns in older adults

Tue May 01 2018

College of Creative Arts shines light on LUX

Tue May 08 2018

Plant power protects young asthmatics

Tue May 08 2018

Collaboration key to achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Thu May 10 2018

Crazy, creative clusters light up LUX

Wed May 16 2018

Qantas partnership gives Massey students a flying start

Wed May 16 2018

Researcher to investigate the impact of sleep on dementia

Thu May 17 2018

Massey MoshPit sound and light show at LUX

Fri May 18 2018

New study aims to understand workplace wellbeing

Thu May 24 2018

How temperature affects our response to advertising

Fri May 25 2018

Massey graduation ceremonies at Wellington

Mon May 28 2018

Room for improvement in schools’ emergency preparedness

Wed May 30 2018

Social Entrepreneur-in-residence – a first for NZ

Thu May 31 2018

Investigating the reasons behind memory difficulties

Fri Jun 01 2018

Sir Richard Taylor appointed honorary professor

Tue Jun 05 2018

Alcohol Law Brings Little Change to Drinking Environment

Fri Jun 08 2018

Serving up a sheep milk smoothie

Tue Jun 12 2018

Cultural factors key to health of older Māori

Wed Jun 13 2018

Is there substance behind Trump-Kim accord?

Wed Jun 13 2018

Collision repair study paints worrying picture

Fri Jun 15 2018

Renewed calls for sugar, tobacco and alcohol taxes

Mon Jun 18 2018

Care of Pasifika elders under the spotlight

Tue Jun 19 2018

New Zealanders’ exposure to environmental chemicals

Tue Jun 19 2018

Videogame loot boxes similar to gambling

Tue Jun 19 2018

How are security agencies keeping us safe?

Mon Jun 25 2018

Mass shootings and gun control debated

Fri Jun 29 2018

Hidden Masterton mural in public eye again

Wed Jul 11 2018

Houses more affordable in Central Otago Lakes

Wed Jul 11 2018

Under-funding fuels cultural tensions

Thu Jul 19 2018

Speaking to youth about sexual health education

Tue Jul 24 2018

Recycling plastic for a practical purpose

Thu Jul 26 2018

Superannuation shortfall widens –¬ but it’s not all bad news

Thu Jul 26 2018

Most NZers enjoy good health as they age: report

Tue Jul 31 2018

Rental market continues to tighten, new report shows

Wed Aug 01 2018

Pioneering mental health care in GP clinic

Mon Aug 06 2018

Brash talk to student club cancelled due to security concern

Tue Aug 07 2018

Mexican multi-media artist takes up residency

Mon Aug 20 2018

German views on dietary research explored

Wed Aug 22 2018

Can kiwifruit reduce exercise-induced stress in women?

Thu Aug 23 2018

Ministry of Health renews contract for EHI programme

Thu Aug 23 2018

Massey’s global voice on marine plastic waste

Mon Aug 27 2018

Māori music and creative media scholarship launched

Fri Aug 31 2018

Pasifika scholarship for music and creative media

Fri Aug 31 2018

From memes to flirting in Massey's "Our Lives Online"

Tue Sep 04 2018

Latin America & Spain film festival on campus

Tue Sep 04 2018

Deer milk, vegan butter and giant salmon shine

Fri Sep 07 2018

Rugby taonga research gets $250K grant

Wed Sep 12 2018

Know how to ‘ni hao’ - Chinese language in the Pacific

Fri Sep 21 2018

Up to 40% of older Kiwis drink hazardously

Fri Sep 21 2018

Māori enterprise study identifies support gaps

Mon Sep 24 2018

Supporting young people into employment

Tue Sep 25 2018

New consumer and sensory science facility

Fri Sep 28 2018

Quantifying the disease burden of alcohol’s harm to others

Fri Sep 28 2018

Creating healthy work environments

Thu Oct 04 2018

VNZMA Artisan Awards to be hosted in Wellington

Thu Oct 04 2018

Far right candidate surges ahead in Brazil’s election

Mon Oct 08 2018

Sport education researcher honoured in special journal

Tue Oct 09 2018

Link between iron and vitamin D deficiency?

Wed Oct 10 2018

Older caregivers and entrepreneurs a focus of study

Wed Oct 10 2018

State-of-the-art simulator lands at Massey

Thu Oct 11 2018

Understanding gay – a public lecture

Mon Oct 15 2018

Funeral poverty – whose responsibility is it?

Tue Oct 16 2018

Toogood band headlines VNZMA Artisan Awards

Tue Oct 16 2018

Youth tackle big issues via creative activism

Wed Oct 17 2018

Falling prices and mortgage rates mean more affordable homes

Thu Oct 18 2018

What are the preferred options for cannabis law reform?

Tue Oct 23 2018

Proposed KiwiSaver changes good, but don’t go far enough

Wed Oct 24 2018

One-third of Kiwis may drink hazardously their entire lives

Fri Oct 26 2018

Promoting health through waka ama

Mon Oct 29 2018

Seniors gather data on age-friendly communities

Mon Oct 29 2018

WWI and its aftermath – health impacts on New Zealand

Tue Oct 30 2018

World Values Survey asks what NZers think

Wed Oct 31 2018

Armistice Day and the legacy of WWI

Mon Nov 05 2018

Investigating the impact of young onset dementia

Mon Nov 05 2018

Ngā Kupu Ora Māori Journalist Awards - Finalists announced

Mon Nov 05 2018

Swarmstorm design to benefit beekeepers

Thu Nov 08 2018

‘Feral’ conference explores how humans frame nature

Mon Nov 12 2018

Passport to Brazil with Portuguese language programme

Wed Nov 14 2018

Children’s Holocaust Memorial exhibit unveiled

Thu Nov 15 2018

Nutrition concern for older adults at home

Wed Nov 21 2018

Honorary doctorate a double celebration for Sir Mason

Fri Nov 30 2018

Life after league: a health perspective

Mon Dec 03 2018

Journalism education’s dynamic changes

Mon Dec 10 2018

Simon Bridges slip of the tongue wins 2018 Quote of the Year

Thu Dec 13 2018

New Massey University portal tracks GDP in real time

Mon Dec 17 2018

Going global in sports’ sector work experience

Tue Jan 08 2019

Event success stimulates sport development

Wed Jan 09 2019

Health researcher in top 1 per cent of cited scientists

Wed Jan 16 2019

Study on support for approaches to cannabis reform

Mon Jan 21 2019

Gaps in health professionals’ knowledge about HPV

Tue Jan 22 2019

Ka Mate – a commodity to trade or taonga to treasure?

Mon Feb 04 2019

Home affordability worse, but not in most expensive regions

Tue Feb 12 2019

Mastering sports event management

Tue Feb 12 2019

Health by Design: new public lecture series at Massey

Wed Mar 06 2019

Knowledge gap restricting opportunity for Māori business

Fri Mar 29 2019

Pasifika Director calls for media cultural awareness

Fri Apr 05 2019

Study shows many senior managers distrust big data

Fri Apr 12 2019

Massey University student wins international Olympic design

Fri Apr 26 2019

Measuring wellbeing through shared prosperity

Mon Apr 29 2019

Quality of Massey researchers recognised

Tue Apr 30 2019

Massey report shows improvements in home affordability

Thu May 02 2019

Kākāpō brain surgery a world-first

Thu May 09 2019

Managers crucial to stamping out bullying in nursing

Fri May 10 2019

Report shows organisations failing to deal with cyber abuse

Thu May 16 2019

Massey University launches Shared Prosperity Index

Thu May 23 2019

Media collaboration good news for ratepayers

Tue May 28 2019

Digital services tax a good interim measure

Thu Jun 06 2019

Promises Promises by Claire Robinson

Tue Sep 10 2019

Online Learning Brings Students Closer Together

Mon May 04 2020

Innovative New Post-graduate Nursing Degree Launches

Tue May 19 2020

Global Study Raises Grave Concerns For Reef Sharks

Thu Jul 23 2020

Māori Demanding Better From Electoral Commission 2020

Fri Aug 14 2020

Nominations Open For Quote Of The Year 2020

Wed Nov 11 2020

Massey Marae Opens To Acclaim

Mon Mar 29 2021

College of Creative Arts affirmed among Best of the Best

Mon Sep 06 2021

Massey University Sets New Standard For Te Tiriti Excellence

Fri Feb 03 2023

Massey University Launches New Social Platform To Connect With Takatāpui And Rainbow Communities

Thu Feb 09 2023

Massey University Student’s Re-engineered DrugTesting Kit Invention Through To The Final Heat Of James Dyson Award

Wed Oct 18 2023

Waikato-tainui Artist Theia Announced As New Mātairangi Mahi Toi: Artist In Residence At Massey University

Tue Nov 14 2023

New Study Reveals The Extent Of Alcohol’s Harm To Those Other Than The Drinker

Wed Feb 28 2024

Bridging The Feedback Gap To Empower Future Female Leaders

Tue Jul 23 2024

Nominations Open For Quote Of The Year 2024

Tue Dec 03 2024

Investors Leading Property Price Escalation In Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland

Wed Dec 11 2024

Quote Of The Year Opens For Voting

Fri Dec 13 2024

Birdnapped Cockatoo Wins Quote Of The Year

Fri Dec 20 2024

NZ Teens Organise March for Our Lives Rallies

Fri Mar 02 2018

Steering group to include LUSA President

Fri Feb 01 2013

Vice Chancellor To Be Dunked On Friday

Wed Feb 20 2002

Debate Set For Lincoln - Tanczos vs Hide

Tue Feb 26 2002

LUSA Condemns Staff Strike

Thu Feb 28 2002

Maharey Celebrates Loan Scheme At Lincoln

Wed Mar 06 2002

Lincoln Votes GE Free

Wed May 08 2002

Labour must not be alone

Fri Jun 07 2002

Coalition must be picked well

Tue Jul 30 2002

Living Costs Component Will Continue To Rise

Fri Aug 02 2002

Kiwis get richer, students get poorer

Tue Jul 22 2003

Still not too late to address the debt monster

Tue Jul 29 2003

Budget surplus confirms: no more excuses

Fri Sep 26 2003

Budget surplus confirms: no more excuses Maharey

Mon Sep 29 2003

Lincoln students disappointed at Massey arrests

Thu Oct 09 2003

Student debt written off due to bankruptcy

Thu Oct 09 2003

Students Want Return From 3.4% Fee Increase

Wed Oct 29 2003

Maharey more miserable than merry this Christmas

Wed Dec 17 2003

Student Accommodation Issue…yet again, but worse!

Thu Feb 12 2004

Outrage at International Student Fees

Mon Jul 26 2004

First International Students Conference At Weekend

Mon Aug 16 2004

Annual event ‘Garden Party’ tomorrow

Thu Oct 07 2004

Fee increases at Lincoln outrageous

Tue Nov 02 2004

2005 Election Debate 9 candidates 9 Parties

Tue Apr 12 2005

University needs to address Industrial Unrest

Fri Jul 29 2005

Industrial Unrest is Affecting Students

Wed Aug 03 2005

Lincoln University decides not to decide

Mon Nov 13 2006

Students seek input in future of university

Mon Jun 08 2009

Call on MPs to provide solutions to underfunding

Wed Jul 01 2009

Lincoln Students concerned by speculation

Tue Jul 07 2009

Students Celebrate at Annual Garden Party

Fri Oct 15 2010

Message from Lincoln University Student President

Fri Nov 19 2010

"Student Association Supports - Not Threatens"

Thu Feb 03 2011

"Students already doing their fair share"

Fri Mar 04 2011

"Budget 2011 – Not So Lucky For Some"

Fri May 27 2011

Lincoln Students Angry & Appalled at Act’s Anti-Student Bill

Thu Aug 04 2011

Lincoln Students Ask Why?

Thu Aug 11 2011

Lincoln University Students Celebrate at Annual Garden Party

Fri Oct 14 2011

Lincoln University Students Welcome a New Vice Chancellor

Wed May 23 2012

‘It Will Hurt My Studies’

Mon May 28 2012

Bring your gumboots for a world record throw at Lincoln

Mon Feb 20 2017

Television’s Wrestling Stars Scooped

Tue Oct 17 2000

Lincoln Receives Positive Audit Report

Fri Nov 03 2000

Top Organic Farmer Named

Wed Dec 13 2000

April date for Lincoln graduation

Mon Mar 26 2001

Honorary Doctorate For Genealogist

Thu Apr 26 2001

Over 700 to graduate from Lincoln

Thu Apr 26 2001

Lincoln Support Canterbury's Stance, Not Process

Wed May 23 2001

Dairy merger decision victory for common sense

Mon Jun 18 2001

‘Do What We Do Do Well’ Says Prominent Scientist

Mon Jun 25 2001

Future Options Charted For Westland Tourism

Thu Aug 16 2001

Lincoln accepts fee stabilisation offer

Tue Aug 21 2001

GM food scare inappropriate says professor

Wed Oct 31 2001

Southlander wins Lincoln Farmer of Year title

Wed Nov 07 2001

New Lincoln Pro Chancellor

Tue Dec 04 2001

Wood Confirmed As Lincoln Vice-Chancellor

Thu Feb 21 2002

Strike Action By Academics Averted

Mon Mar 04 2002

Encouragement In Keeping On Fitness Programmes

Thu Apr 11 2002

Lincoln Chancellor Calls For Funding Certainty

Fri Apr 12 2002

Lincoln deficit less than budgeted figure

Fri Jun 14 2002

Recipe For Keeping NZ Cities Habitable

Tue Jul 16 2002

‘Master plan’ urged for urban sustainability

Fri Jul 19 2002

Lincoln University Makes Cost-Saving Decisions

Wed Aug 07 2002

Programme proposals in Lincoln’s best interests

Wed Aug 14 2002

Kiwi designer a finalist in Pentagon Memorial Comp

Mon Oct 21 2002

Lincoln named for leadership of new CRE

Wed Nov 20 2002

New centre a response to tertiary education strat

Wed Nov 20 2002

Horticulturist of Year - Blackcurrant growers

Thu Dec 05 2002

Lincoln University graduation total up

Wed Apr 30 2003

Top Lincoln honours to ecologist & sheep scientist

Wed Apr 30 2003

New era ahead in environmental management

Fri Aug 01 2003

Massey-Lincoln alignment concept talks

Wed Aug 13 2003

Lincoln Vice-Chancellor retires

Mon Oct 06 2003

Lincoln Student Diagnosed With TB

Thu Oct 09 2003

Australian first recipient of new Lincoln medal

Mon Oct 20 2003

Fund raising appeal launched at Lincoln

Fri Oct 24 2003

Posthumous award to Thai professor

Fri Oct 24 2003

Fee increase for 2004 below national average

Thu Oct 30 2003

Chancellor re-elected

Tue Dec 02 2003

Primary sector input for Massey-Lincoln talks

Thu Dec 18 2003

Professor Field named new Lincoln Vice-Chancellor

Fri Mar 12 2004

PM makes first visit to Lincoln University

Tue Mar 23 2004

Lincoln doctorates for Sir Tipene and PCE

Mon Apr 19 2004

Lincoln medal for former Secretary of Labour

Wed Apr 21 2004

Commerce numbers still tops at Lincoln graduation

Thu Apr 22 2004

Lincoln University ranked second

Mon Apr 26 2004

New Zealand Must Take Leadership Role in Pacific

Wed Jul 21 2004

Top science manager appointed

Thu Aug 12 2004

University names new Assistant Vice-Chancellor

Wed Sep 01 2004

Lincoln University Launches New Marketing Campaign

Mon Sep 06 2004

Fonterra bid for National Foods

Thu Oct 28 2004

Lincoln strikes balance with lowest fees increase

Tue Nov 02 2004

New Lincoln University Chancellor

Tue Dec 07 2004

Help keep great Kiwi summer holiday alive

Fri Dec 24 2004

Sun Access The Secret When Pruning Avocados

Tue Dec 28 2004

Lincoln University Scoots Off To Holiday Hotspots

Wed Dec 29 2004

Quick commercial response to University research.

Wed Dec 29 2004

The benefits of a revived flax industry

Wed Dec 29 2004

Sludge experience joins export list

Tue Jan 04 2005

Trans-National Migration and the Kiwi Identity

Tue Jan 04 2005

Simulated altitude training shows benefits

Thu Jan 06 2005

Lincoln University Tops PBRF Funding Gains

Wed Jan 19 2005

Lincoln University $5.3m surplus

Wed Feb 23 2005

Central Christchurch ‘Vibrant And Attractive’

Mon Mar 21 2005

New Research Dispels Shopping Myths

Mon Mar 21 2005

NZ and Pacific Unis in UNESCO "twinning" Project

Mon Mar 21 2005

Lincoln grad delivers boost to primary industries

Wed Apr 06 2005

Lincoln graduation delivers boost to industries

Thu Apr 07 2005

Water Quality Becomes Top Environmental Concern

Tue Apr 19 2005

Top R & D award for Lincoln-Ravensdown partnership

Fri Jun 24 2005

Canterbury Westland Science and Technology Fair

Fri Aug 19 2005

Cambridge rowing coach lectures on value of brand

Mon Sep 05 2005

Who Should Own The Tussocks?

Tue Sep 06 2005

Lincoln introduces visiting PM to NZ agriculture

Mon Dec 05 2005

Turkish PM introduced to NZ argicultural expertise

Mon Dec 05 2005

Southern dominance in Lincoln Farmer of Year event

Tue Dec 06 2005

Food Biochemist Acknowledged as Visiting Professor

Wed Jan 11 2006

Lincoln to Lead AntiPollution Efforts in Sri Lanka

Mon Jan 23 2006

New research brings good news for dairy cows

Wed Feb 01 2006

Milking once a day - you life back?

Thu Feb 16 2006

Lincoln Uni Open Workshop Day "From Plot to Plate"

Wed Mar 01 2006

Variety promised at Lincoln organic unit open day

Fri Mar 03 2006

Variety at Lincoln organic unit’s open day

Mon Mar 06 2006

Lincoln University Makes its Mark

Tue Mar 14 2006

Top farmers to host lamb production field day

Mon Mar 20 2006

Suckling first chair of university-industry body

Fri Mar 24 2006

Is that cow too hot?

Tue May 16 2006

Landscape Award for Christchurch Designer

Wed May 31 2006

Farming Competition to highlight irrigation

Tue Jun 06 2006

Honey – there’s more to it than you think

Wed Jun 14 2006

Financial result leaves ‘no room for complacency’

Wed Jun 28 2006

EU butter bans are more than technical

Mon Jul 17 2006

A Weighty Issue for Sheep

Mon Jul 24 2006

The stalks have it: new sources of antioxidants

Thu Aug 24 2006

Software and IT degree has close job market ‘fit’

Thu Sep 14 2006

Environment Policies to Review Climate Change

Tue Oct 17 2006

Leisure Time Vital for Social Capital

Wed Oct 25 2006

Lincoln Academic´s Tenure Review Research

Fri Jan 26 2007

Seeing red – a new tomato product

Mon Feb 12 2007

Bio-economy `still major driver of NZ´s prosperity

Fri Feb 16 2007

Project Sets Direction for Wine Haze Research

Thu Feb 22 2007

Pests to take million dollar hit!

Wed Feb 28 2007

Getting research answers off pat

Fri Mar 09 2007

Dairy Farm marks milestone of 10,000 visitors

Thu Mar 15 2007

Two New Scholarships for Commerce Students

Thu Mar 15 2007

Tourism - Eco-Efficiency of Air Miles

Tue Mar 27 2007

Lincoln researcher urges oil-based caution

Wed Mar 28 2007

Honorary doctorates for sport, business champs

Mon Apr 16 2007

Medals acknowledge careers in medical research

Mon Apr 16 2007

University’s distinctive contribution to NZ

Tue Apr 17 2007

Careers in medical research and beef industry

Wed Apr 18 2007

Honorary doctorates for champs sport and business

Wed Apr 18 2007

Lincoln graduation reflects contribution to NZ

Wed Apr 18 2007

Graduates told to value ‘international dimension’

Fri Apr 20 2007

Pollution testing market in Lincoln's sights

Thu May 10 2007

Research into a nutritious Tongan food

Mon May 21 2007

Lincoln Alumni Bursaries Provide Incentive

Wed May 30 2007

Uni Scholarships

Wed Jun 13 2007

Take aspirin for a longer life – if you are a pear

Mon Jun 18 2007

Good news – there’s less gas!

Thu Jul 05 2007

Lincoln University Welcomes Double Success

Wed Jul 18 2007

FoRST backs Lincoln University researchers

Thu Jul 19 2007

New FoRST funding a `go forward´ delivery

Thu Jul 19 2007

`Smart seeds´ research plants export hope

Thu Jul 19 2007

Andy´s All Black success delights his University

Mon Jul 23 2007

NZ dairying more efficient than UK, C02 included

Fri Jul 27 2007

Lincoln Sports Scholars at World University Games

Thu Aug 02 2007

University Announces New Elite Sports Scholarship

Wed Aug 15 2007

Health benefits from drinking coffee?

Fri Aug 17 2007

Minister applauds inhibitor development at Lincoln

Fri Aug 17 2007

Lincoln calling up next class of rural leaders

Wed Aug 22 2007

Keep your eyes on the ball

Wed Sep 05 2007

Lincoln Uni. Computing Staff Celebrate New Degree

Thu Oct 11 2007

Lincoln University Sports Trials This Week

Mon Oct 15 2007

Major new dryland farming research project

Wed Oct 17 2007

Native Plant Supporters Call for Education Centre

Wed Oct 24 2007

PM excited by Lincoln dairy farm research

Mon Oct 29 2007

Uruguayan President confirms spirit of cooperation

Wed Nov 14 2007

Adaptation of Dutch farm practice wins top title

Tue Nov 27 2007

Professor to Drive Sustainability Project

Wed Nov 28 2007

New Biosecurity and Bioprotection Major

Tue Dec 11 2007

Teaching excellence at Lincoln Uni acknowledged

Fri Dec 21 2007

Biodiversity Project Attracts Japanese Funding

Thu Jan 24 2008

Environmental Planning Graduates in Big Demand

Fri Jan 25 2008

Lincoln and Poland´s largest agri uni begin talks

Fri Feb 01 2008

Does less mean more when it comes to wine quality?

Fri Feb 15 2008

Spotlight on wool quality at Lincoln University

Thu Mar 06 2008

NZ’s ‘unique research’ impresses Key

Tue Mar 11 2008

Urban participation urged in land-based industries

Thu Apr 10 2008

Ecology Programme for Schools Wins 3-Year Funding

Fri Apr 11 2008

Expertise on show for Singapore President

Thu Apr 24 2008

Computing Specialist Produces Top Selling Database

Mon May 19 2008

Carbon Calculator Now Available to NZ Farmers

Thu May 29 2008

Honours recognise years of research endeavour

Tue Jun 03 2008

Prestigious China Scholarship for Lincoln Student

Fri Jun 06 2008

FORST sows financial support for seed industry

Tue Jul 15 2008

Some sheep are fussier eaters than others

Tue Jul 22 2008

Olives: a new solution to an old problem?

Tue Jul 29 2008

Cheer Up! We’ve got Great Wine, and its Cheap

Mon Aug 25 2008

Bank Specialist Forecasts More Lender Supervision

Tue Aug 26 2008

Lincoln 'State of the Nation' address

Wed Aug 27 2008

New Minors in Landscape Architecture Programme

Mon Sep 22 2008

Director for SI Dairying Development Centre

Tue Sep 30 2008

Successful late season pregnancy possible for deer

Wed Oct 08 2008

Lincoln University Sports Trials Hit Towns

Mon Oct 20 2008

Lincoln University Industry Focused Scholarships

Tue Oct 21 2008

Lincoln manual ‘tremendous budgeting help’

Fri Nov 21 2008

Father and son show how it’s done

Wed Nov 26 2008

Top communicator award for scientist

Tue Dec 16 2008

Protecting pasture from predators

Fri Jan 16 2009

New Dairy Research Farm at Lincoln University

Thu Feb 19 2009

Clover species a solution for drought-prone areas?

Fri Feb 20 2009

Dairy Production Professorship at Lincoln

Tue Mar 17 2009

‘Good news for economy’ in graduation figures

Fri Apr 24 2009

Kiwis Want Environmentally Sustainable Agriculture

Fri Apr 24 2009

Farmer of the Year winner opens his gates

Thu May 07 2009

Partnership mode best for future of AgResearch

Mon Jun 08 2009

Lincoln University Corrects Students’ Association

Fri Jul 10 2009

Young Farmer Winners Study At Lincoln

Wed Jul 15 2009

Australian Political Delegation Visits Lincoln

Mon Sep 21 2009

Primary Sector Innovation at Lincoln University

Mon Sep 21 2009

What Makes Good Farmers Good?

Fri Sep 25 2009

Lincoln University Professors Win Two Big Awards

Tue Oct 06 2009

Pork and puha are still on the menu

Thu Oct 22 2009

Lincoln University Architecture Honoured

Fri Oct 23 2009

Lincoln University Partners with Aoraki Polytech

Wed Oct 28 2009

Governor-General ‘picks up trail’ at Lincoln

Tue Feb 09 2010

Not Enough Pigs To Go Around

Tue Feb 09 2010

Do ripening grapes need sunscreens?

Tue May 04 2010

Top international wine prize for Lincoln student

Tue Jun 08 2010

Young Inventor resolves farming dilemma

Fri Jun 18 2010

Innovation seen as the future of farming

Thu Jun 24 2010

Lincoln & Top Chinese University To Share Research

Sat Jul 17 2010

Canterbury Ecologist Honoured

Tue Aug 10 2010

Lincoln University and Telford propose merger

Tue Aug 24 2010

Measuring environmental impact of cows

Thu Sep 23 2010

Black Ferns halfback SportsPerson of the Year

Thu Sep 30 2010

ECan Act & Future of Environment Law: Panel Online

Thu Sep 30 2010

Japanese links with Christchurch commemorated

Wed Oct 20 2010

NZ loses its first soil science professor

Wed Nov 17 2010

Vintage visit for Lincoln Professor

Tue Dec 14 2010

Eden Park kick-off for Lincoln University rugby celebrations

Wed Feb 16 2011

New Joint Venture to Lift Farm Business Management Standards

Fri Mar 25 2011

Possible win-win situation for two industries

Tue Apr 12 2011

"Lincoln University Students ready to Celebrate"

Fri May 06 2011

It's all coming up clover

Mon Jul 04 2011

Merged institutions will aid up-skilling

Fri Jul 08 2011

Tourism report: Formula for beating industry ‘turbulence'

Wed Jul 13 2011

How good is your sense of identity?

Wed Jul 20 2011

Students’ Learning Goes International

Thu Aug 04 2011

Lincoln University welcomes Government’s support for 2012

Wed Sep 21 2011

NZ's environment perceived to be in ‘good’ state

Thu Sep 29 2011

Lincoln University scientists awarded Marsden Fund grants

Thu Oct 06 2011

Lincoln University acknowledges the passing of Doig

Thu Oct 13 2011

Lincoln University’s 2011 Sports Person of the Year

Thu Oct 13 2011

Cold temperatures are all part of the job

Fri Oct 28 2011

Lincoln University Foundation Sth Island Farmer of the year

Sat Nov 05 2011

Lincoln University: It’s about securing a future...

Tue Nov 29 2011

Lincoln Uni takes proactive steps on building management

Tue Dec 06 2011

Captains of industry and sport receive Lincoln Uni awards

Thu Dec 15 2011

Christchurch Office Businesses As Effective In Half of Space

Fri Dec 16 2011

Inaugural Distinguished Professor of Plant Pathology

Tue Dec 20 2011

New Zealand ‘ideally positioned’ for food science leadership

Tue Dec 20 2011

Want to learn how to charm a worm?

Tue Jan 31 2012

Reducing cadmium’s threat to the New Zealand economy

Fri Feb 03 2012

Up & coming sport & future leader scholars welcome on campus

Mon Feb 20 2012

Demand for 180,000 SQm of Office Space in Chch CBD Rebuild

Mon Feb 27 2012

Your mother is right; it’s good to eat rhubarb with custard

Tue Feb 28 2012

Australian Governor-General hosted at Lincoln University

Fri Mar 02 2012

Lincoln University appoints Dr Andrew West Vice-Chancellor

Tue Mar 06 2012

Farmers To Gain Benefit From High-Tech Soil Moisture System

Mon Mar 19 2012

University welcomes Govt boost for international education

Fri Mar 30 2012

Animal pests are destroying New Zealand’s biodiversity

Mon Apr 02 2012

Hot Debate served up tasty evening of ideas & entertainment

Thu Apr 05 2012

Landscape Architecture Students Design For A 'Tranquil' Chch

Thu Apr 05 2012

New Vice-Chancellor Welcomed To Lincoln University

Tue Apr 17 2012

Injection of talent for New Zealand economy

Thu Apr 19 2012

Lincoln recognises top horticulture diploma scholar

Thu Apr 19 2012

Lincoln's sports scholarship programme expands to basketball

Fri Apr 27 2012

Future Leaders scholars about to ‘shave to save’

Mon May 14 2012

Lincoln University’s ‘bug’ collection going digital

Thu May 31 2012

Farming competition extends its criteria

Tue Jul 03 2012

An academic life less ordinary

Thu Jul 05 2012

Joint Football And English Language Excellence Programme

Wed Jul 25 2012

Meritorious Voluntary Service Medal Awarded

Wed Aug 01 2012

State of the Environment Address Rt Hon Helen Clark

Thu Aug 02 2012

European expert joins Lincoln-based team

Fri Aug 03 2012

Christchurch Redesign Winners Bound For Britain

Wed Aug 22 2012

Premier Netball Team Win Final For The Second Year Running

Wed Aug 22 2012

Retired faculty dean brought personal assets to Lincoln Uni

Tue Aug 28 2012

Halt The March Of Black Foot!

Fri Aug 31 2012

Lincoln University hosts new Austrian Ambassador

Tue Sep 04 2012

A splash of colour for sea-side suburb

Mon Sep 17 2012

New test helps reduce environmental pollution

Mon Sep 24 2012

Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit marks 50 years

Thu Sep 27 2012

Telford Market day grows

Wed Oct 03 2012

All Black and unbeatable netball team

Thu Oct 04 2012

More than a question of stadiums

Fri Oct 05 2012

Lincoln research showcased in Brazil

Mon Oct 15 2012

Can greener forms of economic growth be sustainable?

Tue Oct 16 2012

Honey – it’s not always what it seems

Thu Oct 18 2012

Lincoln and APFA sign sport agreement with Delhi Uni

Thu Oct 18 2012

Landscape students to showcase their design work

Tue Oct 23 2012

Can Queenstown’s tourism industry survive climate change?

Wed Oct 24 2012

Hotel management place won by Lincoln University student

Fri Oct 26 2012

Lincoln University’s resilience recognised in audit

Wed Oct 31 2012

Is New Zealand ecology on solid foundations?

Fri Nov 23 2012

New Senior Management Appointments

Fri Nov 23 2012

Support for modern scientific facilities welcomed by Lincoln

Thu Nov 29 2012

New company name for Lincoln Ventures Ltd

Wed Dec 05 2012

Cash Donation Boosts Kiwis’ Chances Of Survival

Tue Dec 11 2012

Positive growth in student applications

Fri Dec 14 2012

Smedley Station invites Lincoln University to join them

Fri Dec 14 2012

University leader’s award well-deserved - Lincoln Chancellor

Mon Dec 31 2012

Farmax Announces $5000 Lincoln University Post-Grad Research

Thu Jan 24 2013

Tourism and global change – what does it mean?

Mon Feb 11 2013

Can Tourism Corporations Save The World?

Mon Feb 18 2013

Demand For Oil Key Issue At International Tourism Conference

Tue Feb 19 2013

Students inspired by leader

Thu Feb 28 2013

The Southern Ladybird To Be Let Loose On A Potato Crop

Fri Mar 08 2013

Landscape architecture students capture their surrounding

Tue Mar 12 2013

Lincoln University investigates potential GMO

Tue Mar 19 2013

Lincoln University experts on tourism and water

Fri Mar 22 2013

‘High flyer’ and an ‘on-the-ground’ trailblazer recognised

Wed Mar 27 2013

Memorial Expert To Address 50th World Congress

Tue Apr 09 2013

Celebration is in order for Lincoln University graduands

Wed Apr 10 2013

Lincoln Student Places In Top Five In Design Competition

Wed Apr 10 2013

Lincoln University’s specialist land-based focus confirmed

Thu Apr 11 2013

Nepalese lives changed by Lincoln master’s degrees

Fri Apr 12 2013

Rural Leaders Programme Attracts Trans-Tasman Talent

Wed Apr 17 2013

Lincoln University welcomes new National Science Challenges

Fri May 03 2013

Rural leaders programme fosters Young Farmer talent

Wed May 15 2013

Lincoln University appoints new Dean

Thu May 16 2013

Lincoln University Student to Mix with ‘New Leaders’ In US

Thu May 16 2013

Lincoln University to strengthen farm outputs

Fri May 17 2013

Lincoln Increases Scale and Scope of Research Dairy Farms

Thu May 23 2013

Lincoln Uni’s rural leaders programme a family tradition

Fri May 31 2013

Lincoln scholar stirred it up on the cooking scene

Mon Jun 03 2013

Farm succession and governance – discovering practices

Mon Jun 10 2013

Lincoln University joins ‘Sevens’ forces

Wed Jun 12 2013

Lincoln University Selwyn Campus Master Plan

Tue Jun 18 2013

Lincoln University to host agri-business forum

Mon Jun 24 2013

Student develops time and money saving device for farmers

Fri Jun 28 2013

Lincoln University rural leader programme addresses shortage

Mon Jul 29 2013

Lincoln University opens up access to research outputs

Tue Jul 30 2013

New Director for Bio-Protection Research Centre

Thu Aug 08 2013

Lincoln University signs new MOU with Papua New Guinea

Mon Aug 19 2013

Building careers in land for people of the land

Wed Aug 21 2013

Employing migrant workers in the primary sector

Fri Aug 23 2013

Governor-General visits Lincoln University

Tue Aug 27 2013

Kellogg and Nuffield combine resources

Tue Sep 24 2013

It all depends on the brew - Lincoln University

Fri Oct 04 2013

New Graham Bennett sculpture to be unveiled at Lincoln Uni

Tue Oct 08 2013

Lincoln University joins open education partnership

Mon Oct 21 2013

Lincoln University and Canterbury Hockey join forces

Tue Nov 19 2013

First Year Biology Educators Colloquium - Lincoln University

Thu Nov 21 2013

Rural Leadership Consortium General Manager appointed

Mon Dec 16 2013

Expression of genetic growth underpinned by feed allowance

Tue Dec 17 2013

Conference to explore property for resilient communities

Wed Jan 15 2014

Getting Chinese ‘buy in’ online

Mon Feb 03 2014

Funding to study native sand dune maker

Mon Feb 24 2014

Top Lincoln University awards

Tue Mar 04 2014

The crisis of water: More required from tourist sector

Thu Mar 20 2014

Leading businessman announced as Lincoln Hub chair

Tue Apr 22 2014

Lincoln University change proposal outcomes

Fri May 30 2014

St Peter’s and Lincoln demonstration dairy farm for Waikato

Tue Jun 10 2014

Heads of Agreement and Strategic Relationship formed

Tue Jul 22 2014

More emphasis on microbes required in food safety

Tue Jul 29 2014

The Big Idea for Regenerating the Red Zone

Thu Aug 07 2014

Low use but potential for high gain from farm consultants

Tue Aug 12 2014

Professor paints a gloomy global picture

Thu Sep 11 2014

Environmental stewardship trumps big returns, research shows

Tue Sep 16 2014

Lincoln’s star continues to rise in world rankings

Tue Sep 16 2014

New departments get new heads

Fri Sep 19 2014

DOC appoints Lincoln Professor as Chief Science Advisor

Tue Sep 30 2014

Lincoln Agritech’s 50th Jubilee

Wed Oct 08 2014

Community event to bring back the butterflies

Fri Oct 10 2014

Farmer survey to study needs of small-herders

Wed Oct 15 2014

Future of filling the gaps to be explored

Thu Oct 16 2014

Former students’ garden plans finally bear fruit

Wed Oct 22 2014

Gap filling projects reach crucial juncture

Thu Oct 30 2014

Petrel protection plan part of project

Fri Oct 31 2014

Vision realised through gift to University

Thu Nov 06 2014

New facility aims to boost sheep profits

Fri Nov 07 2014

Open Day aims to give public a peak at primary sector

Mon Nov 10 2014

Lincoln’s wildlife warriors take fight to pests

Tue Nov 18 2014

Contributions recognised with Lincoln University Medal

Thu Nov 20 2014

Lincoln finds new partner in China

Fri Nov 21 2014

Lincoln technology on show to Chinese President

Fri Nov 21 2014

The last generation: Handing down the farm not always easy

Tue Nov 25 2014

Methane consuming microbes combat climate change

Wed Nov 26 2014

Exotic flying spiders dominate land after fires

Thu Nov 27 2014

Lincoln IT day installs interest in pupils

Fri Nov 28 2014

Cruise consternation continues

Wed Dec 03 2014

‘Not there yet’ for primary industry education

Wed Dec 03 2014

Determining the origin of insect pests

Mon Dec 15 2014

Smell of success: insect pests avoid boosted pasture grasses

Wed Dec 17 2014

Unique forestry course takes root

Wed Dec 17 2014

Weta waste part of student's summer job description

Thu Dec 18 2014

Dual purpose to multi-purpose: a win-win for dairy farmers

Fri Jan 16 2015

Kiwi farmers still self-reliant

Fri Jan 16 2015

Action needed now to minimise drought losses

Tue Jan 20 2015

Boosting food production through phosphorus

Tue Jan 20 2015

MBIE report backs primary sector careers

Wed Jan 21 2015

Lincoln scholars set to tackle the big issues

Mon Feb 23 2015

New role gives support to Māori and Pacific students

Mon Feb 23 2015

Young basketball ace on a high

Thu Feb 26 2015

Research on identifying water values wins award

Tue Mar 03 2015

Lincoln grad’s new app makes field work a breeze

Wed Mar 04 2015

Biodiversity capsules give valuable data on elusive species

Thu Mar 05 2015

Lincoln continues to set sights on China

Thu Mar 05 2015

Lincoln enrolments ‘back on track’

Fri Mar 06 2015

Fledgling agri-food course whetting student appetites

Tue Mar 10 2015

Lincoln student in frontline of battle against stink bug

Wed Mar 11 2015

1080 threat will not harm trade but ongoing issues a concern

Thu Mar 12 2015

Bid to protect morepork on Banks Peninsula

Mon Mar 16 2015

Facing up to pest invasions: A new reality

Mon Mar 16 2015

Hosting helps develop pathways for Chinese students

Tue Mar 17 2015

Non-chemical pest control method showing exciting results

Wed Mar 18 2015

IT-based agriculture a boon for farmers

Fri Mar 20 2015

Managing risk for food manufacturers: Lincoln short courses

Fri Mar 27 2015

New tourism partners aiming for sustainability

Fri Mar 27 2015

Design project explores post-quake resilience

Thu Apr 02 2015

Expertise helps achieve sustainability goals in Borneo

Thu Apr 09 2015

Call for Cantabs to think about future of water

Mon Apr 13 2015

Lincoln contesting megacity education market

Mon Apr 13 2015

Consider Christchurch Culture When Designing CBD

Tue Apr 14 2015

Positives in low prices for ‘Saudi Arabia of milk’

Fri Apr 17 2015

Māori focus for new biosecurity network

Mon Apr 20 2015

Walking in footsteps of great-grandfathers at Gallipoli

Mon Apr 20 2015

‘Rugby destination’ well represented in national squads

Thu Apr 23 2015

Award winner valuing degree

Tue Apr 28 2015

Smart ties with India

Thu Apr 30 2015

Work goes on for retired professor

Thu Apr 30 2015

Four-way agreement paves way for Chinese to train at Lincoln

Fri May 01 2015

Lincoln’s Fellowship Honours a World Leader

Fri May 01 2015

OECD Trade Leader Joins Lincoln Team

Fri May 01 2015

Lincoln stands firm in QS ag rankings

Mon May 04 2015

Clearing the way for big future

Tue May 05 2015

Stronger bonds formed with tragedy-struck Chinese province

Tue May 05 2015

Ecoman shares his story with students

Wed May 06 2015

New Zealand’s bioprotection continues to be a priority

Thu May 07 2015

Lincoln bridges accounting gap in schools

Fri May 08 2015

Lincoln first to set programme price

Fri May 08 2015

New Director of Postgraduate Studies appointed

Fri May 08 2015

Does energy efficiency lead to energy savings?

Mon May 11 2015

Wildlife losses drive global change

Mon May 11 2015

Appointment affirms Lincoln’s food science credentials

Fri May 15 2015

New research explores nature of wellbeing

Wed May 20 2015

Budget funding boost welcomed

Thu May 21 2015

New role focuses on University’s Māori development

Mon May 25 2015

Wine, tourism industries should keep eye on China

Mon May 25 2015

New Zealand ‘brand’ not being seen

Tue May 26 2015

Growing knowledge through collaboration

Thu May 28 2015

Lincoln scholars intent on educating young minds

Fri May 29 2015

Helping to beat Cook Islands obesity epidemic

Thu Jun 04 2015

Recognition for unselfish Fellow

Thu Jun 04 2015

Biowaste key ingredient for growing profits

Fri Jun 05 2015

Rethink needed over how altitude affects athletes

Fri Jun 05 2015

Mission to help disability centre in Tonga

Mon Jun 08 2015

Helping to grow knowledge in garden rooted in past

Wed Jun 10 2015

Partnership reaches ‘important milestone’

Wed Jun 10 2015

United Nations uses research to highlight global issue

Thu Jun 11 2015

Agricultural Economics strengthened at Lincoln

Thu Jun 18 2015

Principal Māori academic appointed

Fri Jun 19 2015

Student body more feminine

Mon Jun 22 2015

Farm debt pressures being surveyed

Tue Jun 23 2015

Lincoln University’s Vice-Chancellor Resigns

Fri Jun 26 2015

Booze left on the shelf after 2011 earthquake

Fri Jul 03 2015

Choosing the right crew for Antarctic expeditions

Mon Jul 06 2015

High Christchurch car numbers hurt green prospects

Thu Jul 09 2015

Residential property problem looming for CBD

Fri Jul 10 2015

Lincoln University begins search for new Vice-Chancellor

Tue Jul 14 2015

Expert’s visit fruition of relationship cultivation

Thu Jul 16 2015

Soil maps lead way to better farming

Thu Jul 16 2015

Joint PhD with Chinese Academy

Mon Jul 20 2015

Lincoln leading food safety and security discussion

Fri Jul 24 2015

Donation makes big difference to Tongan school

Mon Jul 27 2015

Temporary projects leave long-lasting legacy

Wed Jul 29 2015

Harvard fellowship for Lincoln lecturers

Mon Aug 03 2015

Accolade milestone for global science

Thu Aug 06 2015

Reducing waste to feed the world

Wed Aug 12 2015

Industry and diversity important in commerce education

Fri Aug 14 2015

Scholarship students get extra from experts

Mon Aug 17 2015

Restoration up close and personal

Fri Aug 21 2015

Lincoln University to host international business students

Wed Aug 26 2015

Happiness essential part of rebuild

Fri Aug 28 2015

New online system streamlines enrolments for Lincoln

Wed Sep 02 2015

Scholars start breakfast club at low-decile school

Wed Sep 02 2015

Gearing up to bring Bike Share to campus

Thu Sep 03 2015

Chance for Chinese students to Study Abroad

Fri Sep 04 2015

Solutions sought for saving summer fruit

Fri Sep 04 2015

Owl Farm Focus day provides insights for dairy farmers

Mon Sep 07 2015

Retailers’ revenge could slow dairy recovery

Mon Sep 07 2015

Chinese property market study provides NZ insights

Tue Sep 08 2015

Ambassador builds ties with Lincoln

Wed Sep 09 2015

Vet injected into new Lincoln role

Wed Sep 09 2015

Lincoln’s international standing continues to rise

Tue Sep 15 2015

Hot topics in the paddock

Fri Sep 18 2015

Lincoln Uni’s best brew goes to town

Fri Sep 18 2015

Making our towns better places

Mon Sep 21 2015

New genetic test for vine varieties

Mon Sep 21 2015

Lincoln ticking all the boxes

Thu Sep 24 2015

Students learn importance of biodiversity

Thu Sep 24 2015

Identifying insect species crucial

Mon Sep 28 2015

More work needed to keep cyclists safe

Thu Oct 01 2015

Sobering address on state of the environment

Tue Oct 06 2015

Minerality mysteries remain

Wed Oct 14 2015

Prestigious scholarship for Māori student

Tue Oct 20 2015

Lincoln IT aces win Jade Prize

Thu Oct 22 2015

Environmental research recognised by Royal Society

Fri Oct 23 2015

Beef about red meat means a lot at stake for exports

Mon Nov 02 2015

Mega-city mission for Lincoln

Mon Nov 02 2015

The good news about UV

Mon Nov 02 2015

Prestigious fellowship for tourism professor

Wed Nov 04 2015

Distinguished former student returns from across the Tasman

Thu Nov 05 2015

Lincoln on top of the world

Thu Nov 05 2015

International go-getters gathering momentum

Fri Nov 06 2015

Cheese could take slice of local tourism market

Mon Nov 09 2015

Lincoln joins five star constellation

Mon Nov 09 2015

Time to give up on CBD?

Tue Nov 10 2015

Lincoln delegates visit ‘brothers’ in China

Wed Nov 11 2015

NZ and Tasmania join forces in agricultural research

Thu Nov 12 2015

Massive market available for exporters if they can perform

Wed Nov 18 2015

Socialising paramount for young rowers

Wed Nov 18 2015

Lincoln on the Tibetan Plateau

Thu Nov 19 2015

Sound science point of difference for Waipara winemakers

Fri Nov 20 2015

Lincoln University crucial to meeting Māori aspirations

Tue Nov 24 2015

Research farm conversion an unrivalled opportunity

Tue Dec 01 2015

Spotlight on state of lake

Tue Dec 01 2015

Symposium explores the future of plant protection

Tue Dec 01 2015

Celebrating soils in the Hub

Wed Dec 02 2015

New accommodation planned to meet high demand

Wed Dec 02 2015

Oasis amidst the dairy paddocks

Thu Dec 03 2015

Irish learn from Kiwi dairy dilemmas

Tue Dec 08 2015

Linwood College buzzing after EcoBlitz

Thu Dec 10 2015

Time to take stock as tourism trends upwards

Thu Dec 10 2015

Canterbury-raised academic to head Lincoln University

Fri Jan 29 2016

Lincoln professor ranks amongst world's top science minds

Fri Jan 29 2016

Sauvignon researcher to speak at Celebration

Mon Feb 01 2016

Special pathway leads to success

Mon Feb 01 2016

Rethink needed over dairy farm planting incentives

Tue Feb 02 2016

Adding plantain to the diet makes a positive impact

Thu Feb 11 2016

NZ small dairy farmers content with their lot

Thu Feb 11 2016

Revitalising heritage for contemporary student space

Fri Feb 12 2016

Owl Farm focus day a valuable resource

Thu Feb 18 2016

Students, businesses and education in sync in China

Thu Feb 18 2016

Serendipitous quake unearths explanation

Tue Feb 23 2016

Novel approach to get farmers to trust their gut

Thu Feb 25 2016

Messages from the burning bush

Fri Feb 26 2016

New student growth for Lincoln University

Thu Mar 03 2016

Extinction: Which species should we save?

Mon Mar 07 2016

Study aims to boost rugby players’ prowess

Tue Mar 08 2016

Scholarships support dairy dream

Wed Mar 09 2016

Award for high performing sport manager

Fri Mar 11 2016

Lincoln’s laboratory in a paddock

Fri Mar 11 2016

Missing UE not the end of Lincoln dream

Mon Mar 14 2016

Agri-food sector crucial for New Zealanders’ wellbeing

Mon Mar 21 2016

Allowing extinction is inter-generational theft

Mon Mar 21 2016

End of an era for ‘tremendous’ Chancellor

Tue Mar 22 2016

Grocery chains’ emergency value can’t be discounted

Tue Mar 22 2016

Food development facility opportunity for entrepreneurs

Thu Mar 31 2016

Property student prize winner diving into new career

Thu Mar 31 2016

Teachers taking learning to next degree

Thu Mar 31 2016

Lincoln legacy hat trick

Fri Apr 08 2016

Trio’s commitment to Lincoln celebrated

Fri Apr 08 2016

Exciting prospects ahead for Lincoln

Tue Apr 12 2016

Push to make cycling a way of life

Wed Apr 13 2016

Fertile ground for enhancing farming software

Tue Apr 19 2016

Time to stop and smell the rosé

Thu Apr 21 2016

Change Maker’s quest for cruel disease’s cause and cure

Tue Apr 26 2016

Saying it with socks

Fri Apr 29 2016

Hammer thrower looking to nail World Champs

Wed May 04 2016

Weather forecasting crucial in Polar Regions

Fri May 06 2016

Phosphorus recovery a game of snakes and ladders

Mon May 09 2016

The money’s in the honey

Tue May 10 2016

New building law ‘a brave move’

Thu May 12 2016

Planning and preparing to prevent poor performance

Fri May 13 2016

Questions raised about cost of tourism

Fri May 13 2016

Landing the right way up

Wed May 18 2016

Another rugby dynasty growing at Lincoln

Fri May 20 2016

NZ should be milking it in organic market

Mon May 23 2016

Role in Indonesian agricultural project formalised

Mon May 23 2016

Vineyard device saves back, wet feet and time

Mon May 23 2016

Lincoln University welcomes 2016 budget news

Fri May 27 2016

Young gun Kristy targeting Ireland world champs

Fri May 27 2016

Fungi workshop first of its kind

Wed Jun 01 2016

The economics of butterfly farming

Fri Jun 03 2016

Wee puzzle for soil researcher

Tue Jun 07 2016

Scholars’ sacrifices spotlighted

Tue Jun 14 2016

Study tracks hunting experience

Wed Jun 15 2016

People and pīngao weaving connections

Thu Jun 16 2016

Firm funding for world-leading research farm

Fri Jun 17 2016

People and pīngao weaving connections

Fri Jun 17 2016

Cheap food has high price

Mon Jun 20 2016

NZ needs UK in EU

Mon Jun 20 2016

Doctor to rub shoulders with Kiwi rugby elites

Wed Jun 22 2016

Turning up the heat on climate change strategies

Thu Jun 23 2016

City Blueprint in tatters

Fri Jun 24 2016

Sport scholar loving UK cricket OE

Fri Jun 24 2016

Lincoln to host NZ-China water research centre

Fri Jul 01 2016

Do possums howl at the moon?

Tue Jul 05 2016

When computers became part of NZ farming

Mon Jul 18 2016

Convention centre decision offers security

Tue Jul 19 2016

Honest Kiwi democracy drawing tourists

Wed Jul 20 2016

Shark liver and giant squid on seal sea-food-and-eat-it diet

Mon Jul 25 2016

Financial sting from honeybee loss

Mon Aug 01 2016

Dialogue has commenced on refreshing Lincoln University

Fri Aug 19 2016

How will you manage your farm’s footprint?

Fri Sep 02 2016

Wine industry adapting to climate change

Tue Sep 06 2016

Call to arms to avert climate change species losses

Fri Sep 09 2016

Lincoln’s international focus a sign for the Times

Thu Sep 22 2016

Owl Farm’s first Annual Public Open Day

Tue Oct 04 2016

Technology enhances outdoor experience

Thu Oct 06 2016

Outcome of Tertiary Education Commission investigation

Wed Oct 19 2016

Mid-season pulse check

Tue Nov 08 2016

Marsden fund success for Lincoln researcher

Fri Nov 18 2016

Batting around Banks Peninsula

Mon Nov 21 2016

Global influence hat trick for Lincoln professor

Wed Nov 23 2016

Ongoing insurance settlement delivers significant sum

Mon Dec 05 2016

Fragrant oil source not to be sniffed at

Wed Dec 07 2016

Lincoln offers strong support for students – audit

Tue Dec 13 2016

New senior appointments at Lincoln University

Fri Jan 13 2017

Research pops cork on lunar–effect wine theory

Mon Feb 13 2017

Lincoln University’s transformation gathers pace

Wed Feb 15 2017

Creativity needs encouragement in Christchurch

Fri Feb 17 2017

Public mostly positive about environment

Fri Feb 17 2017

Strength training carries weight for obese teens

Mon Feb 20 2017

Lincoln moves ahead with renewed vigour and confidence

Wed Mar 01 2017

‘Transformation’ underway

Mon Mar 13 2017

NZ’s first Yunus Social Business Centre to be at Lincoln

Tue Apr 04 2017

Fresh produce an emerging food safety challenge

Wed May 03 2017

English skills needed to reap diversity benefits

Wed May 17 2017

Scientists identify global ‘game-changers’ for biosecurity

Mon May 29 2017

Lincoln University Rebounds

Sat Jun 10 2017

Climate change threat to native spider

Mon Jun 12 2017

Lincoln University Rebounds

Mon Jun 12 2017

Lincoln University and AgResearch welcome new funding

Thu Jun 29 2017

Female graduate at Young Farmer final

Wed Jul 05 2017

Lincoln University well ranked and striving for excellence

Thu Jul 06 2017

Ecosystem understanding crucial in agriculture

Fri Jul 07 2017

Weeds Head for The Hills as Climate Warms

Tue Jul 11 2017

Lincoln experience important chapter in success story

Thu Jul 13 2017

Scholarship Winner Environmental Enthusiast

Tue Jul 18 2017

Sleeping with the ‘enemy’ raises extinction risk

Wed Jul 19 2017

Sports scholar sets world rowing first

Wed Jul 26 2017

Research Adds Cautionary Note to Seal Success Story

Thu Jul 27 2017

Time to stop pest plants jumping the garden fence

Tue Aug 01 2017

Geopark could be ideal prospect for Kaikoura

Thu Aug 03 2017

Biosecurity Award recognises innovative Māori network

Fri Aug 04 2017

New Council member part of Rwanda’s recovery

Thu Aug 10 2017

Planning degree helps young writer find her voice

Tue Sep 12 2017

Lincoln leads graduate employment figures

Thu Sep 14 2017

New Zealand hotel room rates are not expensive

Fri Sep 22 2017

Research to Use Bacteria in Revolutionary Ways

Fri Sep 22 2017

Is White Bread Toast?

Wed Sep 27 2017

Lincoln a global leader in sport science

Wed Sep 27 2017

Lincoln brings New Zealand’s national park legacy to China

Tue Oct 10 2017

High honour for pioneering scientist

Tue Oct 17 2017

Sheep dairy better match for clean green image

Thu Nov 02 2017

Earthquake emotions captured in tweet research

Fri Nov 10 2017

Lincoln University transformation report sets bold vision

Tue Nov 21 2017

Workforce robots on the horizon

Mon Nov 27 2017

Focus on NZ brands needed in face of trade uncertainty

Mon Dec 04 2017

Public invited to Lincoln University Dairy Farm

Mon Dec 04 2017

Dairy not all about milking it

Thu Dec 07 2017

Research Shows Kauri Dieback Older Than We Thought

Mon Dec 18 2017

Scholarship to attract Māori and Pasifika young leaders

Mon Dec 18 2017

Student combating tuberculosis with algorithms

Mon Dec 18 2017

Importance of intuition in farm decisions revealed

Tue Jan 16 2018

Singing of anthem proud moment for cricket scholar

Fri Jan 26 2018

Altitude training could benefit non-athletes

Mon Jan 29 2018

Environment and agriculture can both benefit from CPTTP

Thu Feb 01 2018

Emerging aliens threaten New Zealand’s environment

Fri Feb 09 2018

Breathe building competition failure examined

Mon Feb 12 2018

Exchange student walks 1470km to Lincoln

Mon Feb 12 2018

Shooting champion Russia bound for sports volunteering

Fri Mar 16 2018

Former Bhutan Minister recognised in alumni awards

Tue Mar 20 2018

Farmer relationship with processor costing NZ

Fri Mar 23 2018

Business and public service recognised at graduation

Fri Apr 06 2018

Government right to signal need for change

Tue May 08 2018

Lincoln tackles land-use issues with new initiative

Thu May 31 2018

Conservation more than saving kiwis

Thu Jun 14 2018

Second-place still winner for NZ food if branded

Thu Jun 14 2018

Breakthrough technology could save dairy industry millions

Thu Oct 11 2018

Student wellbeing paramount at Lincoln

Mon Oct 15 2018

Don’t bank on seed banks to save New Zealand’s trees

Sat Nov 03 2018

Research to help regions plan for tourism growth

Wed Nov 07 2018

Student president named as Rhodes Scholar

Thu Nov 22 2018

Lincoln University in safe hands

Wed Nov 28 2018

Aspirations of Māori youth focus of Lincoln summit

Thu Dec 06 2018

Joint facility construction facing a delay

Fri Dec 07 2018

More scholarships offered to attract Māori and Pasifika

Mon Dec 17 2018

Lincoln only NZ university in sustainability rankings

Fri Jan 18 2019

Farmers financially prepared for setbacks

Mon Jan 21 2019

Mahika kai central focus of mātauraka Māori at Lincoln

Mon Feb 04 2019

Kiwi start-up bowls the Australians over

Thu Feb 28 2019

Long-term effects of ‘youthquake’ in spotlight

Wed Mar 13 2019

Lincoln on board for climate change strike

Fri Mar 15 2019

‘We are one whānau’ – Lincoln student president

Tue Mar 19 2019

Student numbers back to pre-earthquake levels

Thu Apr 04 2019

Graduation a celebration of achievement

Mon Apr 29 2019

PBRF results highlight Lincoln’s research focus

Thu May 02 2019

Future of food and farming examined in public lecture

Tue May 14 2019

Lincoln supporting Climate Change Bill

Thu May 23 2019

Insurance settlement launches campus rebuild

Thu May 30 2019

PhD research to enhance future livestock production systems

Mon Jun 17 2019

Lincoln honoured to host speech contest

Wed Jun 26 2019

E-scooter users and pedestrians on collision course

Fri Jul 12 2019

Health boards past their use-by date

Tue Jul 16 2019

Facing the future of food

Wed Jul 24 2019

Lincoln backs call to arms on climate change

Fri Aug 30 2019

Agricultural nanotechnology project wins research grant

Mon Oct 14 2019

Personal characteristics crucial to paying back farm debt

Tue Nov 05 2019

Lincoln University to host keynote address of royal visit

Tue Nov 12 2019

Personality important in farmer anxiety

Wed Nov 13 2019

Pollution solution presented at Waterways Conference

Thu Nov 14 2019

Wikipedian in Residence first for Southern Hemisphere uni

Tue Dec 03 2019

CBD foot traffic approaching pre-earthquake levels

Wed Dec 04 2019

Less weight can mean more muscle

Wed Dec 04 2019

Public surveyed on state of the environment

Mon Feb 03 2020

Lincoln leads the way in ditching single-use coffee cups

Tue Feb 04 2020

New Zealand Losing The War Against Weeds

Thu Feb 27 2020

Lincoln University Graduation Ceremony Postponed

Tue Mar 17 2020

Zero Carbon Bill Inspires New Zealand’s First Energy Demonstration Farm

Thu Mar 19 2020

Lincoln University Announces The Reappointment Of Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Bruce McKenzie

Thu Apr 02 2020

Plant flammability has a history

Tue Apr 14 2020

New Science Facility For Lincoln University

Wed May 20 2020

Lincoln University Strongly Positioned For The Future

Fri May 29 2020

Lincoln University Research Yields Important New Tool To Slash Nitrate Leaching From Dairy Cows

Tue Jun 09 2020

Electric Cars Could Provide A Spark For Tourism

Wed Jun 10 2020

Catch Crops After Winter Forage Grazing A Win-win For Farmers, Environment

Thu Jun 11 2020

New use for wool – high-performance PPE masks

Fri Jun 19 2020

Tuition Fees On Postgraduate Courses Waived To Meet Employment Needs

Fri Jun 19 2020

Lincoln’s Land-based Legacy Delivers For Government

Wed Jun 24 2020

Graham Barrell Retires From LU’s Faculty Of Agriculture & Life Sciences After 44 Years

Wed Jul 15 2020

Lincoln University Expands Its Commercial-scale Solar Energy Generation

Tue Jul 21 2020

Lincoln Students Stepping Up To Help Rural Contractors

Thu Jul 23 2020

Lincoln University's New Student Social Spaces Opened Today By Hon Poto Williams

Fri Jul 31 2020

Call For Gymnastic Coaches To Demonstrate Safe Training Methods

Mon Aug 03 2020

Research Finds Meat Consumers Prefer Local

Mon Aug 03 2020

Two Lincoln’s Programs Approved By CFA

Wed Aug 05 2020

Kiwis Flocking To Free* Postgraduate Courses

Thu Aug 06 2020

Lincoln University’s Iconic New Zealand Art Collection Now Available For Viewing Online

Thu Aug 27 2020

Lincoln University Graduation Cancelled Due To Covid-19

Wed Sep 09 2020

ClearTech® Set To Deliver Massive Water Savings For Dairy Farming

Thu Sep 24 2020

Government Funding Backs Lincoln University’s Goal To Be Fossil Fuel-free By 2024

Tue Oct 06 2020

Funding Confirmed For A New CoRE – Bioprotection Aotearoa

Fri Oct 09 2020

Marsden Fund Boost For Invasive Plant Research

Wed Nov 11 2020

Prestigious Distinguished Professor Title Awarded To Caroline Saunders

Mon Nov 23 2020

Lincoln University Recognises Top-performing Staff In 2020

Tue Dec 15 2020

Flexitarian Diet More Likely After Leaving Home

Fri Jan 29 2021

Positive Attitude Minimises Agricultural Sector COVID Losses

Wed Feb 03 2021

New Flagship Science Facility Spotlights Positive Outlook For Lincoln University

Thu Feb 25 2021

Future Professionals Keep Improving

Fri Mar 05 2021

Conference Focuses On New Future For Pastoral Industries

Wed Mar 17 2021

Domestic Enrolments Up 35% At Lincoln University

Wed Mar 17 2021

Lincoln Graduation Returns To Town After 11 Years Away

Fri May 07 2021

Choosing Not To Have Children Because Of Climate Change

Thu May 20 2021

Lincoln University’s Annual Report For 2020 Is Now Available

Fri May 28 2021

Hon Grant Robertson Unveils Redeveloped Lincoln University Gym And Recreation Centre

Thu Jun 17 2021

Hon Dr Megan Woods Opens New Agricultural Sciences Facility for Lincoln University

Wed Jul 14 2021

Lockdown Leaves $283 Million Unspent In Canterbury

Fri Jul 30 2021

Gene therapy receives US FDA approval

Mon Sep 20 2021

New Ministerial Appointment To Te Whare Wānaka O Aoraki Lincoln University Council

Mon Sep 27 2021

Beetlemania At Bug Museum

Wed Sep 29 2021

Pop-up Vaccination Centre A ‘shot In The Arm’ For Lincoln University Campus Community

Fri Oct 15 2021

Tourism Reset Would Hurt Agricultural Exporters

Tue Oct 26 2021

Advocating Household Climate Actions Reduces Support For More Effective Policy

Thu Nov 04 2021

Lincoln University Scientists Develop Game Changinggreenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Technology

Thu Nov 11 2021

Vaccination Mandate For Lincoln University Campus Access

Tue Dec 14 2021

Electric Vehicles Could Change The Great Kiwi Road-trip

Thu Dec 16 2021

New Research Tackles Safety Issue In Rugby

Mon Jan 31 2022

Certification A Milestone On Lincoln University's Journey To Carbon Zero

Thu Feb 03 2022

3D Food Printing On The Menu For Summer Scholar

Wed Feb 23 2022

Animal Agriculture ‘essential To Global Food System’

Mon Mar 07 2022

Human Activity Driving Global Plant Evolution

Mon Mar 21 2022

Lincoln University Renames Building In Honour Of Bruce & Gill Ross

Tue May 31 2022

Concussion Research On Young Women Rugby Players First In Field

Wed Jun 08 2022

New Provost To Lead Strategic Direction In Education And Research At Lincoln University

Tue Jun 14 2022

Te Whare Wānaka O Aoraki Lincoln University Launches World-firstresearch Centre To Solve Toughest Biosecurity Challenges

Mon Aug 08 2022

Don’t Be A Sheep – Break New Ground With Dietary Diversity For Ewes

Tue Aug 30 2022

Lincoln University Research Into Climate-resilient Plant Production Receives Government Funding

Tue Sep 13 2022

Te Whare Wānaka O Aoraki Lincoln University Jumps Ahead In World University Rankings

Wed Oct 12 2022

Te Mātāpuna Mātātahi | Children’s University 0f Graduate Numbers More Than Quintuple In Four Years

Fri Dec 09 2022

Strong Growth In Student Enrolments At Te Whare Wānaka O Aoraki Lincoln University

Mon May 08 2023

Extreme Weather A Critical Concern For The Next Decade Of Farming, Experts Say

Mon Feb 05 2024

Advancing Technology: New Project Targets Methane Reduction In Dairy Effluent Ponds

Tue May 21 2024

Lincoln University Launches Joint Institute With Huazhong Agricultural University

Mon Jun 17 2024

The Growing Call For A National Food Strategy To Build Resilience In New Zealand

Wed Aug 14 2024

Psyllid Peril To Potato Prosperity: Lincoln University Research Saves A Canterbury Crop Crisis

Tue Aug 20 2024

Lincoln University And Universiti Putra Malaysia Sign Agreement To Strengthen Collaboration In Food Security

Sun Sep 15 2024

Women At The Board Table Positively Impact Investment Decisions

Mon Sep 16 2024

COP26: Climate Pledges Don’t Match Up With Policies—or Consumer Behavior

Thu Nov 18 2021

Don’t Blame Government Benefits For Inflation—Blame The Modern Economy

Fri Nov 19 2021

Why Xiomara Castro’s Win In Honduras Could Address The Country’s Endemic Corruption And Violence

Fri Dec 10 2021

Is The Energy Transition Taking Off—or Hitting A Wall?

Thu Oct 06 2022

Brazil’s Lula Remerges - In A Very Different Political World

Tue Oct 11 2022

Human Prehistory—Why New Discoveries About Human Origins Open Up Revolutionary Possibilities

Sat Oct 15 2022

The West Is Using COP27 To Shift Blame To Poorer Nations—Private Greed Prevails Over Humanity’s Survival

Sun Nov 20 2022

‘Market Fundamentalism’ Is An Obstacle To Social Progress

Fri May 19 2023

Sustainability Is More Than 300 Years Old

Wed Aug 30 2023

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Americans Are Bankrolling Israel’s Unfolding Genocide In Gaza

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Sun Dec 10 2023

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A Class Analysis Of The Trump-Biden Rerun

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Trump Loyalists Preview Strategies To Upend 2024 Election

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Capitalism, Mass Anger, And 2024 Elections

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Ten Grim Climate Scenarios When Global Temperatures Rise Above 1.5 Degrees Celsius

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Why Poverty Reduction Under Capitalism Is A Myth

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Harris’s Failed Opportunity?

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Harris’s Failed Opportunity?

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UK report confirms NZ g-e trials not safe

Fri Jun 18 1999

Trade Deficit Disaster For National

Fri Jun 25 1999

No-waste strategy should extend beyond Canterbury

Fri Jul 02 1999

Lamb Tariffs Expose APEC Farce Says Green Party

Thu Jul 08 1999

Greens to target Australian voters

Fri Jul 09 1999

Greens Call For Ministry Of Urban Affairs

Tue Jul 13 1999

Rod Donald: "Let's get New Zealand working again"

Tue Jul 13 1999

Jeanette Reveals BT Maize Seeds Were Exported

Sun Jul 18 1999

Wide Ranging Inquiry Of WINZ Needed Say Greens

Sun Jul 18 1999

Fitzsimons - The Thames Hospital Contract Mystery

Wed Jul 21 1999

WINZ "Lost In Space" Says Green Party

Thu Jul 22 1999

'Eco-activist' selected for Rongotai

Sun Jul 25 1999

Green Party Week Of Action Against GE Propaganda

Mon Jul 26 1999

Fifth Seasprite Jumps Gun On 3rd Frigate Purchase

Wed Jul 28 1999

"Don't know, don't care" Minister should be sacked

Thu Jul 29 1999

Govt. Set To Shaft Kiwis Over GE Food - Fitzsimons

Thu Jul 29 1999

Supermarket Owners Heavied By Auckland Bosses

Thu Jul 29 1999

Jeanette Wants To Debate G-E Milk And Cows

Sun Aug 08 1999

Greens Warn Of Butterfly-killing Maize In NZ

Mon Aug 09 1999

Green Party Says ERMA Canola Decision Is Weak

Fri Aug 13 1999

Greens Urge Ryall To Initiate Timberlands Inquiry

Tue Aug 17 1999

Human-Genes-In-Cows Application Is Food-Oriented

Wed Aug 25 1999

$410,000 Lottery Salary Challenged By Green MP

Fri Aug 27 1999

Exhibition points to future success of Golden Bay

Sun Sep 05 1999

Greens' Meeting Marks West Coast Logging End

Mon Sep 13 1999

GE Wheat A Backward Step For New Zealand

Wed Sep 15 1999

Greens Say NZ Importing Glow-In-The-Dark GE Mice

Mon Sep 20 1999

Govt. Misleads NZ Public Over Training Indonesians

Tue Sep 21 1999

NZ Should Stop Indonesian Skyhawk Repairs

Wed Sep 22 1999

National Running Scared In Coromandel

Tue Sep 28 1999

Commonsense prevails with Wellington hospital

Thu Sep 30 1999

GE Scare Shows Needs For Canola Investigation

Thu Sep 30 1999

Greens Committed To Reducing Tertiary Fees

Thu Sep 30 1999

Accident shows uranium shipments must be banned

Fri Oct 01 1999

Greens Send Stuffed Kiwi To Nats And Labour

Mon Oct 04 1999

Unique New Zealand dolphin on edge of extinction

Mon Oct 04 1999

Greens issue two-tier welfare policy

Sun Oct 10 1999

Canterbury mega-dump first of many

Thu Oct 14 1999

Greens Propose Debt Write Off Tertiary Policy

Thu Oct 14 1999

Govt Funding Toad Genes For Salmon - Greens

Tue Oct 19 1999

ACT withdraws from Coromandel to prop up National

Fri Oct 22 1999

Australian-based voters targeted by Greens

Fri Oct 22 1999

Green Party's 'brat pack' candidate

Sun Oct 24 1999

Fitzsimmons Speech: Politics for Beyond Tomorrow

Mon Oct 25 1999

Greens announce their contribution to a new govt

Mon Oct 25 1999

Rob Donald Speech: Green Party campaign launch

Mon Oct 25 1999

Three more Auckland candidates for Green Party

Thu Nov 04 1999

Greens expose naked GE sheep scheme

Mon Nov 15 1999

VegFed goes down wrong track on GE potatoes

Mon Nov 15 1999

Thousands of tonnes of sprays threaten health

Tue Nov 16 1999

Green Party launches arts policy

Thu Nov 18 1999

Simich and Tanczos in agreement over Cannabis

Thu Nov 18 1999

News still bad for kiwi

Fri Nov 19 1999

Jeanette's record, and pledges, in manifesto

Mon Nov 22 1999

The Green Party campaigns in Ashburton

Tue Nov 23 1999

Greens say No to Super Dumps

Thu Nov 25 1999

Jeanette Fitzsimon's Closing Campaign Speech

Thu Nov 25 1999

Rod Donald Speech - Wrapping Up Green Campaign

Thu Nov 25 1999

Greens issue challenge to incoming government

Tue Nov 30 1999

Pull Up! Pull Up! We’re going to crash!

Wed Dec 01 1999

Alliance ‘state bank’ could backfire says Greens

Thu Dec 02 1999

Greens say No to Super Dumps

Sun Dec 05 1999

Greens call for community wage payments over XMas

Fri Dec 17 1999

Inquiries not enough say the Greens

Wed Dec 22 1999

Urgent Assistance Needed For Unemployed Students

Wed Dec 22 1999

Rod Donald Speech On Party Hopping Bill

Thu Dec 23 1999

Pressure Mounts On Rankin And Maharey

Mon Jan 10 2000

Greens Welcome New Line On Prisons

Tue Jan 18 2000

10,000 Human-Gene Sheep Not a Trial - Greens

Mon Jan 31 2000

Greens Not Opposed to GE for Medical Research

Wed Feb 02 2000

Address in Reply Speech - Jeanette Fitzsimons

Wed Feb 09 2000

Sue Bradford - Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 09 2000

Sue Kedgley Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 09 2000

WINZ blunder a bad omen for students

Wed Feb 09 2000

WINZ Error Bad Omen for Students - Greens

Wed Feb 09 2000

Maiden Speech - Nandor Tanczos

Fri Feb 11 2000

Loan Changes A Move In The Right Direction

Mon Feb 14 2000

Tertiary Institutions Splash Out On Ads

Mon Feb 14 2000

Greens Call For Return To Campus Loan Processing

Tue Feb 15 2000

Maiden Speech Notes For Keith Locke

Tue Feb 15 2000

Dates and places for Nandor's campus tour

Wed Feb 16 2000

Greens launch nation-wide campus tour

Wed Feb 16 2000

Greens call for action on WINZ boss

Fri Feb 18 2000

Interest Rate Freeze Is Good News - Greens

Fri Feb 18 2000

Tanczos Tour Not Focussed On Cannabis - Greens

Tue Feb 22 2000

Time Right For New Zealand Music Quota - Greens

Tue Feb 22 2000

Stricter Controls Still Leave Wild Salmon At Risk

Wed Feb 23 2000

Greens urge students to make submissions on WINZ

Fri Feb 25 2000

Challenging PM's assurances over Echelon

Thu Mar 02 2000

Keeping Cannabis Out Of Schools - Nandor Tanczos

Wed Mar 08 2000

Greens make two key appointments

Mon Mar 13 2000

Bradford's Bill Restores Dignity To Beneficiaries

Thu Mar 23 2000

Sue Bradford To Question Police Tactics

Thu Mar 23 2000

Greens Say GE Advisory Body Should Go

Fri Mar 24 2000

Nandor Hails Campus Tour A Success

Fri Mar 24 2000

Greens criticise unauthorised GE experiments

Thu Apr 13 2000

Drench Resistance Shows Dangers Of Chemicals

Wed Apr 19 2000

Rod Donald Coast Logging General Debate Speech

Thu May 04 2000

Unauthorised GE work should be halted now

Fri May 05 2000

Massive timber backlog shows true logging scale

Thu May 11 2000

Greens support inquiry into police intelligence

Fri May 12 2000

Tariff (Zero Duty Removal) Amendment - Greens

Fri May 12 2000

Ian Ewen-Street Address Organics 2000 Conference

Mon May 22 2000

Greens mystified by opposition to Matrimonial Bill

Wed May 24 2000

Protocol helps avoid GE contamination

Thu May 25 2000

Tanczos, Robson to meet over inmate education cuts

Fri May 26 2000

Government must bite the bullet over Christine

Thu Jun 01 2000

Green Budget Package far reaching

Thu Jun 15 2000

Environment Centres acknowledged in Green budget

Fri Jun 16 2000

Trade officials and diplomats in pro-GE campaign

Mon Jun 19 2000

Budget doesn’t tackle BOP crisis - Rod Donald

Tue Jun 20 2000

Youth MP joins Conservation Minister's team

Thu Jun 29 2000

Big Backdown Looms On GE Labelling - Kedgley

Sun Jul 02 2000

Green MP Calls For Review Of Pipeline Project

Mon Jul 03 2000

Blood Donors Must Consent Before DNA Added

Tue Jul 04 2000

Local Elections (Single Transferable Vote Option)

Thu Jul 06 2000

The Employment Relations Bill Is Not Enough

Thu Jul 06 2000

Gov't Could Resuscitate Mataura Mill

Thu Jul 13 2000

National Waste Strategy Solution To Superdumps

Mon Jul 24 2000

Transgenic cattle decision disappointing

Tue Jul 25 2000

Pork Board 'changes' superficial - Kedgley

Thu Jul 27 2000

What's wrong with the new GE labelling system

Mon Jul 31 2000

Speech by Jeanette Fitzsimons MP

Thu Aug 03 2000

Sue Bradford Speech on Employment Relations Bill

Tue Aug 08 2000

Singapore Free Trade Agreement Speech

Wed Aug 09 2000

Aucklanders let down by council decision

Mon Aug 14 2000

The Green Party Advocates Continuity of Employment

Mon Aug 14 2000

Greens Put Up Animal Welfare Amendment To ERB

Wed Aug 16 2000

Bill for students & beneficiaries defeated by Govt

Thu Aug 17 2000

Greens Pick Up Labour's Chemical Trespass Bill

Thu Aug 17 2000

Greens urge Govt to reconsider student benefit

Fri Aug 18 2000

$40 million "Peace Dividend" Amendments To Budget

Wed Aug 23 2000

Still No Joy For Students This Summer

Wed Aug 23 2000

The case for cannabis law reform

Thu Aug 24 2000

Zero waste school an example for New Zealand

Thu Aug 24 2000

Many Oppose Waipara Superdump - Greens

Wed Aug 30 2000

GE Threat To Booming Organics Industry

Mon Sep 04 2000

Background on World Economic Forum

Thu Sep 07 2000

Dr Cullen's medicine makes us sick - Greens

Sun Sep 10 2000

Greens deplore police violence in Melbourne

Tue Sep 12 2000

Advertising Before Education In Tertiary Sector

Thu Sep 14 2000

"Go Green to save the Planet" - Rod Donald

Tue Sep 19 2000

Battle Of Oamaru Confirmed, Declaration Of War

Wed Oct 04 2000

Quarter Of A Century Of Failed Cannabis Policy

Tue Oct 10 2000

Auckland MP Says Answers Needed Over Heart Surgery

Wed Oct 11 2000

Government must reinstate overstayer appeal rights

Wed Oct 11 2000

Return To Universal Student Association Membership

Tue Oct 24 2000

NZ facing serious biosecurity threat

Mon Nov 13 2000

Crunch time for Government looming over students

Fri Nov 17 2000

Overseas Witnesses To Show The Reality Of GE

Fri Dec 01 2000

The Pros And Cons Of ACC Bill - Bradford

Thu Dec 14 2000

Green Budget Boosts Funds For Environment Centres

Wed Dec 20 2000

Cannabis In Schools Mirrors Community Problems

Thu Jan 25 2001

Green Vision and Action - Rod Donald Speech

Wed Feb 14 2001

Greens Welcome Dioxin Tests As First Positive Step

Wed Feb 14 2001

Sue Bradford Speech - PM's Statement Debate

Thu Feb 15 2001

Yet more evidence of loan scheme's failure

Thu Feb 15 2001

Govt. likely to reject Green youth initiatives

Tue Feb 20 2001

Govt Must Take Responsibility For Dioxin Exposure

Wed Feb 21 2001

Nandor On Three Day Drug Education Tour In ChCh

Thu Feb 22 2001

'Keeping Leash On Student loans' Staggers Greens

Wed Feb 28 2001

Sue Bradford: Globalisation Or Localisation Speech

Tue Mar 06 2001

Greens Welcome Frigate Replacement

Thu Mar 08 2001

Greens Support More Pressure Over EUB

Tue Mar 13 2001

Greens urge students to look at records on EUB

Tue Mar 13 2001

Greens Make Budget Funding Bid For EUB

Wed Mar 14 2001

Greens Support Torlesse Range Conservation Park

Thu Apr 05 2001

Vietnam Vet Treament Must Apply To All Occupations

Thu Apr 05 2001

Greens Persuade FEC To Call For Greater Scrutiny

Fri Apr 06 2001

87% of Kiwis see GE as environmental issue

Mon Apr 23 2001

Healthcare Eligibility Changes Unacceptable

Tue Apr 24 2001

Education Minister Should Be More Upfront

Fri May 04 2001

Agresearch's MS Claims Embarrassing Nonsense

Mon May 07 2001

Green Petition Against Proposed Roads In Parks

Mon May 07 2001

A Major Step Towards Nationhood

Tue May 08 2001

Skyhawks Scrapping Step Towards More Independence

Tue May 08 2001

Will GE cows help multiple sclerosis sufferers?

Wed May 09 2001

Climate Policy In Danger Of Going Up In Smoke

Thu May 10 2001

Ongoing Environmental Education Support Welcome

Fri May 18 2001

Organic gardens for urban school-kids

Fri May 18 2001

Greens Make Mid-term Portfolio Reshuffle

Tue May 22 2001

Waikato Greens Reject Hampton Downs Megadump

Tue May 22 2001

West Coast gold mine false economy

Wed May 23 2001

Green Party Budget Speech - May 24 2001

Thu May 24 2001

New Zealand-Style STV A World First

Mon May 28 2001

Greens back universal super; will vote against fun

Sun Jun 03 2001

Fitzsimmons: Greening Government - The Scorecard

Tue Jun 05 2001

Budget Speech Notes - Sue Kedgley

Thu Jun 14 2001

Budget Speech - Sue Bradford

Thu Jun 14 2001

Rail Passenger Service Cuts Risk Fragmentation

Tue Jun 26 2001

Cops Blow It With Student Strip Search

Fri Jun 29 2001

Moratorium On Human Reproduction Technology Call

Wed Jul 11 2001

"Have a heart!"

Tue Jul 17 2001

Committee Disregards Concern About Email Snooping

Mon Jul 23 2001

Support for call for emergency benefits discretion

Wed Jul 25 2001

Conservation Can Help Bring Lakes Up & Prices Down

Fri Jul 27 2001

Greens Welcome Court Decision In Rankin Case

Thu Aug 02 2001

More To Life Than Dollars - Greens

Fri Aug 03 2001

No Choice But To Turn Down Mine Application

Thu Aug 16 2001

Green MP To Visit Waikato, Bay Of Plenty

Fri Aug 17 2001

Greens Relieved By Sensible Mine Decision

Mon Aug 20 2001

Soaring Organics Sales Show NZ's True Advantage

Mon Aug 20 2001

Greens welcome possible Southerner extension

Thu Aug 23 2001

New Report Shows Farmers Swinging Behind Organics

Thu Aug 23 2001

'Buy Local' Bouquets And Brickbats To Councils

Mon Aug 27 2001

Coromandel Proves Mining Wealth Myth

Tue Aug 28 2001

Greens Support NZ Taking Refugees From Tampa

Fri Aug 31 2001

Injury Prevention & Rehab Bill 2nd Reading

Thu Sep 06 2001

Bradford Welcomes Support For Green ACC Amendment

Mon Sep 10 2001

Aid should not be a hostage of trade - Greens

Wed Sep 12 2001

Jeanette Fitzsimons on the US tragedy

Thu Sep 13 2001

More tolerance needed on electorate boundaries

Tue Sep 18 2001

Stockmarket Not A Safe Place For Our Super Savings

Thu Sep 20 2001

Young People Asked What It Means To Be Human

Thu Sep 20 2001

Speech by Jeanette Fitzsimons to Peace Rally

Fri Sep 21 2001

Greens outline position - NZ role combating terror

Sun Sep 30 2001

National Will Take Away Your Right To Have A Say

Mon Oct 01 2001

Organic Expo Never More Timely - Greens

Mon Oct 01 2001

Hawke's Bay scare shows need for chemical trespass

Wed Oct 03 2001

Keith Locke Speech On Deployment Of SAS Troops

Wed Oct 03 2001

Follow Britain's lead in rethinking student loans

Fri Oct 05 2001

Greens help protect academic freedom in Education

Wed Oct 10 2001

Farmers shown massive potential of organics

Thu Oct 11 2001

Greens say new park a cracker

Thu Oct 11 2001

Greens relieved at trout import moratorium

Mon Oct 15 2001

'The mice who roar' - Rod Donald CTU Speech

Mon Oct 15 2001

Students' apologies essence of real justice

Tue Oct 16 2001

Green MPs to sign 'fair trade coffee' pledge

Thu Oct 18 2001

Greens Support PPTA Over Non-Contact Time

Tue Oct 23 2001

Greens horrified at one million hen battery farm

Fri Oct 26 2001

'Knowledge wave' talk a joke as student debt soars

Fri Oct 26 2001

More research into student debt a waste of time

Wed Oct 31 2001

Child Support Amendment Bill - Sue Bradford Speech

Fri Nov 02 2001

Kedgley speaking tour against battery farming

Tue Nov 06 2001

Alliance support for Green EUB position welcomed

Thu Nov 15 2001

New Zealand Must Have No Part In Massacre

Thu Nov 22 2001

The Greens, Parliament & The Prospect Of Govt

Fri Nov 30 2001

Green Governance - Coming Soon To A Town Near You!

Mon Dec 03 2001

Health Workers Strike Rally Speech Notes

Mon Dec 03 2001

Health and Safety in Employment Amendment Bill

Thu Dec 06 2001

Pigs At Parliament This Afternoon

Thu Dec 06 2001

December 7 a dim day for GE labelling

Fri Dec 07 2001

Greens Welcome $500,000 Dioxin Budget Initiative

Wed Dec 12 2001

Greens Seek Amendments To Paid Parental Leave

Thu Dec 13 2001

Jeanette Fitzsimons Calls For Waihi Inquiry

Thu Dec 13 2001

Paid Parental Leave Underweight And Overdue

Thu Dec 13 2001

Govt Loses Nerve Over RMA

Tue Dec 18 2001

'Lose-Lose' Funding For Special Education Attacked

Tue Dec 18 2001

Nandor Concerned About Placement Of Metro Students

Tue Dec 18 2001

Greens Give Provisional Support Only To DPB Bill

Thu Dec 20 2001

Sue Bradford DPB Bill Speech

Thu Dec 20 2001

Greens Do Not Support Lab Raid

Mon Jan 14 2002

Urgent Action Needed To Contain Mystery Sponge

Tue Jan 22 2002

Border Security, Fisheries Protection Shortchanged

Thu Jan 24 2002

Enough talk on loans, time for action - Nandor

Thu Jan 24 2002

Gambling on the casino economy won’t secure super

Thu Jan 24 2002

Nandor Launches Tertiary Tour

Fri Feb 01 2002

Nandor To Launch Campus Tour At Massey Albany

Thu Feb 07 2002

Rod Donald Speech In Response To PM's Statement

Tue Feb 12 2002

Cannabis ruling proves cops need to clean up act

Fri Feb 15 2002

Nandor's orientation tour in Otago

Mon Feb 18 2002

Meridian Price Hikes Show Market Failing

Wed Feb 20 2002

10 Years And $5 Billion - Too Long And Too Much

Thu Feb 21 2002

Nandor's Orientation Tour Comes To Wellington

Tue Feb 26 2002

No Credit In Keeping Loan Interest Rate Static

Thu Feb 28 2002

Campus Tour Ends, Concerns Grow

Tue Mar 12 2002

Gender Gap A Priority For New EEO Commissioner

Tue Mar 12 2002

Farmers Lead The Way For Local Body Elections

Wed Mar 13 2002

Brains More Important Than Tongues - Nandor

Fri Mar 15 2002

Greens To Move Three Amendments To PPL Bill

Thu Mar 21 2002

Paid Parental Leave Speech - Sue Bradford

Thu Mar 21 2002

Drug Trial Set-Back Shows Gov't Backing GE Loser

Fri Mar 22 2002

Waikato Pipeline Must Be Reviewed

Fri Mar 22 2002

Screening For 'Gender Bender' Hormones Needed

Mon Mar 25 2002

Nandor Vows To Rock The House

Tue Mar 26 2002

Green Amendment Will Save Ratepayers Money

Wed Mar 27 2002

Quotas Must Be Seen And Heard

Wed Mar 27 2002

Easter Of Hope For Battery Hens

Thu Mar 28 2002

Sex Changing Hormones Present In Waikato River

Wed Apr 03 2002

Time For Special Needs Battles Is Over

Thu Apr 04 2002

Transit 'Playing Politics' Over Eastern Highway

Wed Apr 10 2002

Tax The Real Problems, Bill

Sun Apr 14 2002

And Aucklanders Will Be Drinking This?

Mon Apr 15 2002

Locke Chosen As Green Candidate For Epsom

Tue Apr 16 2002

State Of The Environment Report From Greens

Sun Apr 21 2002

National Bankrupt On Tertiary Education

Mon Apr 29 2002

CER No Level Playing Field - Locke

Tue Apr 30 2002

Possible Political Interference In Maori TV

Tue Apr 30 2002

Govt. Should Withdraw Appeal Over Special Needs

Wed May 01 2002

Green Spin Is Desperate Propaganda

Wed May 01 2002

Fonterra's Commitment To Clean Up Cynical Spin

Fri May 03 2002

Debate And Laws On Embryo Use Must Come First

Mon May 06 2002

Loan Scheme Suggestions A Blast From The Past

Tue May 07 2002

Greens Fully Behind Universal Allowance Campaign

Wed May 15 2002

$5.9 Million To School Environment Programmes

Tue May 21 2002

Address Racist Cannabis Laws

Tue May 21 2002

Funding To Environment Centres Doubles

Tue May 21 2002

Greens Launch Environment Budget Initiatives

Tue May 21 2002

Kedgley In Palmerston North For Political Debate

Tue May 21 2002

Spinning Wax In Taupo

Tue May 21 2002

Australian Senator guest speaker at Green conf.

Fri May 24 2002

Keith Locke's Budget Speech

Fri May 24 2002

Greens Kick Off Pre-Election Conference

Thu May 30 2002

Greens Launch 'Get On Roll' Campaign

Thu May 30 2002

Australian Green Senator-elect Kerry Nettle Speech

Sat Jun 01 2002

Jeanette Fitzsimons Co-leader Green Party AGM Spch

Sat Jun 01 2002

Party Hard, Party Vote Hard - Donald Speech

Sat Jun 01 2002

Green Co-Leader visits Karamea, Westport & Reefton

Tue Jun 04 2002

Gov't Must Up Offer To Teachers

Mon Jun 10 2002

Nandor in New Plymouth

Wed Jun 12 2002

Only Two Weeks To Get On The Roll...

Wed Jun 12 2002

30,000 Sign Petition Opposing Supplement Plans

Thu Jun 13 2002

Nandor In Napier

Mon Jun 17 2002

Fitzsimons To Debate GE With Hobbs, Hodgson

Fri Jun 21 2002

Slogans No Substitute For Good Policy - Nandor

Fri Jun 21 2002

Green Support Surges Amongst Maori Voters

Sun Jun 23 2002

Nandor Visits Whanganui

Tue Jun 25 2002

Green List Makes History

Wed Jun 26 2002

Green Party List

Wed Jun 26 2002

Green Candidates Rally Overseas Vote

Thu Jun 27 2002

Organics Study Highlights Huge GE-Free Advantage

Fri Jun 28 2002

Greens Raise A Glass To Mourn Last Clean Water

Mon Jul 01 2002

New Zealand Needs Third Party Insurance

Mon Jul 01 2002

More Mediocrity From Labour On Tertiary Education

Tue Jul 02 2002

Talk-Fest Won't Clean Up Waterways

Tue Jul 02 2002

Greens Launch Policy On Environment

Thu Jul 04 2002

Greens Throw Down Gauntlet With Tertiary Policy

Fri Jul 05 2002

Donald Campaign Launch.: Why Settle For Less?

Sun Jul 07 2002

Jeanette Fitzsimons Speech to Campaign launch

Sun Jul 07 2002

Government should demand Saffi's immediate release

Mon Jul 08 2002

Greens launch CED / Income Support policy - Speech

Thu Jul 11 2002

Greens back inquiry into Kate Valley Landfill

Fri Jul 12 2002

No More New Prisons And Justice That Works

Fri Jul 12 2002

Cullen Super Fund must be stopped

Tue Jul 16 2002

Green Party candidate in UK - speech

Wed Jul 17 2002

Push For Continuation Of Battery Cages Offensive

Wed Jul 17 2002

Nandor to speak with youth, play some hack

Thu Jul 18 2002

Nandor urges young people to enrol and vote

Thu Jul 18 2002

Nandor Urges Young People To Enrol And Vote

Fri Jul 19 2002

Greens Promise To Address Teaching Crisis

Mon Jul 22 2002

Locke Takes Peace Message To Christchurch

Mon Jul 22 2002

Making Headlines For All The Wrong Reasons

Mon Jul 22 2002

GE-Free and spin-free day

Tue Jul 23 2002

Invest In State Of The Art Public Transport

Tue Jul 23 2002

Speech Notes From Launch Of Green Transport Policy

Tue Jul 23 2002

The Spectre Of A Right Wing Coalition Government

Wed Jul 24 2002

Greens At GE Cow Hearing Today

Tue Aug 13 2002

Green Party spokespeople 2002

Thu Aug 22 2002

More Money Needed To Keep Mentally Ill Off Streets

Thu Aug 22 2002

More stupid school rules

Sat Aug 24 2002

Spray Drift Harming Children Unacceptable - Greens

Mon Aug 26 2002

Greens offer cooperation, but not confidence

Wed Aug 28 2002

Jeanette Fitzsimons Address In Reply Speech

Wed Aug 28 2002

Hospital Plans A Boost To Region – Fitzsimons

Thu Aug 29 2002

Mike Ward's Maiden Speech

Thu Aug 29 2002

Greens Challenge Govt To List Spray Ingredients

Fri Sep 13 2002

What's next - sheep from Australia?

Tue Sep 17 2002

Debt stopping graduates buying homes

Wed Sep 18 2002

Keep The Pipeline Off - Greens

Tue Sep 24 2002

Target the tinny houses, urge Greens

Fri Sep 27 2002

Greens call for medicinal use of marijuana

Thu Oct 03 2002

Greens enter bill to boost allowance entitlement

Thu Oct 03 2002

Involve Gisborne and Pukekohe growers

Thu Oct 03 2002

Greens challenge Govt to list spray ingredients

Mon Oct 07 2002

Time to lift veil of secrecy on animal experiments

Mon Oct 07 2002

Animal welfare codes delay, outrageous - Kedgley

Tue Oct 08 2002

Food for thought - Sue's safe food update

Wed Oct 09 2002

About time for GE food checks

Thu Oct 10 2002

Sue Bradford's Address: Racing Bill - 2nd Reading

Fri Oct 11 2002

Government misses chance for biotech partnership

Tue Oct 22 2002

It takes a tragedy to shed light on SAS role

Wed Oct 23 2002

Greens Endorse Call To Open Old SIS Files

Mon Nov 11 2002

Driving home energy efficiency message

Tue Nov 12 2002

Frigate too close to Iraq, says Green MP

Wed Nov 13 2002

Bill will force more misery on millions of animals

Thu Nov 14 2002

Compulsory acquisition powers not for private co.s

Thu Nov 14 2002

Kedgley calls for cross-party no-bullying pact

Thu Nov 14 2002

Paying in blood for a free trade pipe-dream

Fri Nov 15 2002

Greens challenge Govt. over child poverty

Tue Nov 19 2002

Nandor challenges Dunne to listen to the experts

Mon Nov 25 2002

Feeding antibiotics to healthy animals must stop

Fri Nov 29 2002

Greens get student on tertiary board

Tue Dec 03 2002

Thirty Auckland police waste time on cannabis

Tue Dec 03 2002

Warehouse must withdraw toy pokie machines

Fri Dec 06 2002

Warehouse wakes up over gambling toys

Fri Dec 06 2002

Bioethics Council likely to be talkfest

Tue Dec 10 2002

Green Party Summer Policy Conference

Tue Dec 17 2002

Back to basics on the painted apple moth

Fri Jan 10 2003

Greens tell PM to pass-on the anti-war message

Mon Jan 20 2003

Greens make tracks for policy conference

Wed Jan 22 2003

Foreign buy-up wrecks home-ownership hopes

Thu Jan 23 2003

Brash doles out depression

Wed Jan 29 2003

Greens salute East Timor mission

Mon Feb 10 2003

Hocking off family jewels not in national interest

Tue Feb 11 2003

Skyrocketing fees send hopes plummeting

Tue Feb 11 2003

Greens ask PM for a roar, not a squeak

Wed Feb 12 2003

Greens urge big turn-out for peace

Thu Feb 13 2003

Hobbs wrong again on GE bioreactors

Thu Feb 13 2003

Advertising of medicines must be banned: Greens

Mon Feb 17 2003

Fitzsimons to PM: This is our Vietnam

Mon Feb 17 2003

Prostitution Petition Presented to Parliament

Tue Feb 18 2003

Court exposes government as a problem child

Wed Feb 19 2003

Locke to receive peace petition at Parliament

Wed Feb 19 2003

Media Advisory Orientation tour gets green light

Fri Feb 21 2003

Tour Of Duty An Anti-War Crusade

Fri Feb 21 2003

Europeans 'request' we scrap kiwishare

Tue Feb 25 2003

RMA should have protected Waikawau Bay

Thu Feb 27 2003

Greens tell Howard: 'Stay home'

Mon Mar 03 2003

US spin on GE backfires - just like GE would

Tue Mar 04 2003

Wider use of Sir Peter Blake memorial funds urged

Fri Mar 07 2003

Annette's King-sized muzzle on free speech

Mon Mar 10 2003

Greens send Howard a message

Mon Mar 10 2003

Peoples Centre on road to recovery

Tue Mar 11 2003

Full health study needed on moth spray

Fri Mar 14 2003

Greens urge Clark not to wait for 'miracle'

Mon Mar 17 2003

Foreign 'mutton' dressed as Kiwi 'lamb'

Wed Mar 19 2003

Rid pokie funds of feudalism, says Bradford

Thu Mar 27 2003

Locke to speak at Hamilton peace rally

Fri Apr 04 2003

Burger chain chomps into teen free speech

Thu Apr 10 2003

Cullen Fund gambles on proven loser

Wed Apr 16 2003

Dunne extremism a bitter pill to swallow

Mon Apr 21 2003

Community research left out in cold?

Tue Apr 29 2003

Cap fees, not quality say Greens

Wed Apr 30 2003

No justification for Waitaki land-grab

Wed Apr 30 2003

DIY detectives reveal 'secret' spray ingredients

Mon May 05 2003

Students stifled by overdue loans

Tue May 06 2003

Govt super fund continues to bleed

Mon May 12 2003

Fight looms over fees, warns Nandor

Wed May 14 2003

No confidence in a budget that steals our future

Thu May 15 2003

Donald Speech - Budget fails to invest in NZ

Fri May 16 2003

Government blows the budget for students

Sun May 18 2003

Farmer feedback shows GE moratorium should stay

Mon May 19 2003

How do we avoid Canadian 'mad beef'?

Wed May 21 2003

NZ needs stronger mad cow disease measures

Thu May 22 2003

Nats' welfare dream a nightmare for beneficiaries

Wed May 28 2003

Which part of 'urgent' does MoH not understand?

Wed May 28 2003

Christchurch takes wrong tack on teeth

Thu May 29 2003

Donald Speech Election success needs foundations

Tue Jun 03 2003

Green conference asks Labour to listen

Tue Jun 03 2003

Meeting to discuss sustainable energy solutions

Thu Jun 05 2003

Govt stuck in mud over register for toxic sites

Fri Jun 06 2003

Rights of students breached by school drug-testing

Mon Jun 09 2003

Waikato River arsenic shows pipeline 'stupidity'

Mon Jun 09 2003

No honour or profit in Thai trade deal

Mon Jun 16 2003

Govt neglect leaves nursing in sick state

Tue Jun 17 2003

Power To The River, Say Greens

Sun Jun 22 2003

Dunne's Pro-Tobacco Line "Anti-Family"

Wed Jun 25 2003

Chicken deaths prompt call for new GE rules

Tue Jul 01 2003

Cervical cancer criticism devastating

Thu Jul 03 2003

NZ must follow EU on GE labelling

Thu Jul 03 2003

Conscience vote a smokescreen

Mon Jul 07 2003

School exclusions 'archaic' claim Greens

Tue Jul 08 2003

United youth voice transcends politics

Tue Jul 08 2003

GE onions will only end in tears

Thu Jul 10 2003

Independent discipline review works for victims

Thu Jul 10 2003

Prostitution referendum a return to dark ages

Thu Jul 31 2003

Loan scheme opens the door - but only a crack

Fri Aug 01 2003

Labour's lurch to the right on benefits alarming

Tue Aug 05 2003

Ban bad-food ads, urges Kedgley

Thu Aug 07 2003

There's more than one way to kill a moth

Thu Aug 07 2003

Kedgley urges precautionary approach to vCJD scare

Fri Aug 08 2003

Report on cannabis lays foundation for law change

Fri Aug 08 2003

Race guilty verdict a disaster for all NZ events

Sun Aug 10 2003

NZ Children's Food Awards shortlist announced

Thu Aug 14 2003

Zero Tariffs Equal Zero Workers, Warn Greens

Fri Aug 15 2003

Animal experiments as secret as SIS

Mon Aug 18 2003

Fee Maxima Fails Tertiary Sector

Thu Aug 21 2003

Government must reveal contaminated baby food

Wed Aug 27 2003

Courts condemn 'give-it-a-go' culture

Fri Aug 29 2003

Time to act, not talk on student support

Mon Sep 08 2003

Labour Betrays Party Faithful On Gambling Bill

Tue Sep 09 2003

GE 'caution' submissions ignored

Wed Sep 10 2003

Education system rates D- for failing Maori & PI

Mon Sep 15 2003

Greens call for action on housing report

Mon Sep 15 2003

"Mucking around" no excuse for drug-test

Thu Sep 18 2003

1416 pokies a mere drop in the ocean

Mon Sep 22 2003

GE report says Royal Commission advice now dated

Wed Sep 24 2003

Guaranteed slow death for clothing industry

Tue Sep 30 2003

New exhaust rules will clear the air

Wed Oct 01 2003

Debate urged on Govt's 'heartless' tariff plan

Mon Oct 06 2003

Greens propose 'wreck refund' on cars

Mon Oct 06 2003

Just a minor coal mine...

Wed Oct 08 2003

Government in trouble over tertiary policy

Thu Oct 09 2003

Huntly farce proves law not working

Thu Oct 09 2003

Govt ignores GE marches at its peril

Fri Oct 10 2003

Greens tell Health Minister to go and get sprayed

Fri Oct 10 2003

Hobbs' claim GE will fund health & ed "bizarre"

Mon Oct 13 2003

Fitzsimmons' Noom Bill 3rd reading speech

Tue Oct 14 2003

Truancy moves welcomed, but still must try harder

Tue Oct 14 2003

Public has no confidence in GE regulator

Wed Oct 15 2003

The real cost of Clark's Thai takeaway

Tue Oct 21 2003

What Helen should tell Hu

Thu Oct 23 2003

Green MP takes fizz out of professor's claims

Fri Oct 24 2003

Fat chance for kiwi kids to be healthy

Fri Nov 07 2003

No more excuses for Minister of Health

Fri Nov 07 2003

Government remains blind to organic wisdom

Mon Nov 10 2003

School closures steal kids' future warn Greens

Mon Nov 10 2003

Hands-off Ministry slated for school food policy

Mon Nov 17 2003

Is Kyoto a fraud? Fitzsimons speaks out

Mon Nov 17 2003

Government banks on nurses goodwill far too long

Wed Nov 19 2003

OSH report confirms spray fears

Fri Nov 28 2003

Back to school for Nandor?

Thu Dec 04 2003

Trevor Gives A Lesson In Union Busting

Thu Dec 04 2003

Education should not just be a man's world

Mon Dec 08 2003

Government launders dirty air

Thu Dec 11 2003

Iraq must judge Saddam, say Greens

Mon Dec 15 2003

Kedgley calls for climate change in the House

Tue Dec 16 2003

Maharey's 'gift' a cruel joke on students

Wed Dec 17 2003

Family assistance package: too little, too late

Thu Dec 18 2003

Foreshore To Be Aired At Summer Policy Conference

Thu Dec 18 2003

MAF 'barely passes' in end of year report card

Tue Dec 30 2003

Another summer begging on the breadline

Mon Jan 05 2004

'Drugged driver' study meaningless and risky

Thu Jan 22 2004

New Zealand could fall victim to bird flu

Mon Jan 26 2004

Rod Donald to visit threatened Sth Cant. schools

Mon Jan 26 2004

A Brash approach to race relations

Tue Jan 27 2004

Govt Rural-Wrecking Machine Claims More Victims

Thu Jan 29 2004

Nandor Welcomes Student Protest To Parliament

Thu Jan 29 2004

Fat surplus no comfort for lean students

Fri Jan 30 2004

Media advisory - Green MPs at Waitangi

Wed Feb 04 2004

Address In Reply Speech - Jeanette Fitzsimons

Tue Feb 10 2004

Clark urged to rein in Mallard on school closures

Tue Feb 10 2004

Government without a heart - Keith Locke Speech

Wed Feb 11 2004

Nandor: Government's prison priorities wrong

Fri Feb 13 2004

Watch for bikes, says Mike

Wed Feb 25 2004

Advisory: Greens step up fight to save schools

Fri Feb 27 2004

Schools urged to kick the caffeine habit

Fri Feb 27 2004

School Closures: Clark should show she's listening

Mon Mar 01 2004

Schools Can Choose Own Extra-Curricular Spaces

Fri Mar 05 2004

Disease rate is a wakeup call for food safety

Tue Mar 09 2004

Eastern Highway will never fly

Tue Mar 09 2004

Greens applaud longer paid parental leave

Tue Mar 09 2004

Let The People Set The Agenda, Say Greens

Thu Mar 11 2004

PM urged to see impact of school closures

Thu Mar 18 2004

Greens call for ban on risky anti-depressants

Wed Mar 24 2004

Carless Kapiti commuters prove congestion can be s

Thu Mar 25 2004

Passports changes pose citizenship rights threats

Mon Mar 29 2004

Transit's Coromandel chop totally over the top

Wed Mar 31 2004

Big Brother is watching...and fingerprinting

Mon Apr 05 2004

Giant Eggs Hatch A Real Pig's Breakfast

Thu Apr 08 2004

Hatchet-man can't even swing his axe cleanly

Tue Apr 13 2004

Ark priorities show more funds needed now

Wed Apr 14 2004

Cypress Mine a poisonous solution to energy crisis

Thu Apr 15 2004

MP triking through Canterbury

Thu Apr 15 2004

Green MP to launch Dunedin 'Buy Local' campaign

Fri Apr 16 2004

Inquiry needed into MAF's moth inaction

Tue Apr 20 2004

"Dinosaur" bypass will cheat commuters

Tue Apr 27 2004

Study shows aerial spraying must stop

Tue Apr 27 2004

Another milestone for Generation Debt

Wed Apr 28 2004

Zero Waste Should Still Be Dunedin's Goal

Wed Apr 28 2004

Donald to accept living allowance petition

Mon May 03 2004

Speech by Green Party Maori Affairs Spokesperson

Wed May 05 2004

Foreshore and Seabed Bill

Thu May 06 2004

Metiria says foreshore ownership debatable

Fri May 07 2004

Wanted: Youth MP to replace Rod Donald

Fri May 07 2004

Papers prove MAF tried to delay spray report

Mon May 10 2004

GE lab's failures equals thousands of GE plants

Wed May 12 2004

Greens hold AGM in Wellington

Fri May 14 2004

Green Budget for children, students and the needy

Wed May 19 2004

150 yrs of Parliament: Is this as good as it gets?

Thu May 20 2004

Denial of Samoans' rights no way to treat friends

Thu May 20 2004

Less milk, but you'll get a better price for it

Thu May 20 2004

A chance for Jim to show he knows What's Up?

Wed May 26 2004

Budget offers help for today, but not for future

Thu May 27 2004

Sorry simple if sewage sludge suggestion selected

Thu May 27 2004

The Day After Tomorrow - Rod Donald Speech

Thu May 27 2004

Green delight as What's Up? is saved

Fri May 28 2004

Smacking report vindicates Greens’ call for change

Wed Jun 02 2004

Greens to launch revolution on Queen's Birthday

Fri Jun 04 2004

Poets in Parliament

Wed Jun 09 2004

Govt using babies as political footballs: Locke

Mon Jun 14 2004

Greens call for an end to the cosmetic cover-up

Mon Jun 14 2004

Geraldine student replaces Green MP

Fri Jun 18 2004

Aqua-style scheme can be stopped

Thu Jun 24 2004

Free condoms to be commended, not condemned

Tue Jun 29 2004

Ecan water ruling washes well with Greens

Wed Jun 30 2004

Helen, please don't buy Thai PM's dirty deal

Mon Jul 05 2004

No more animal secrets - or no more public funding

Wed Jul 14 2004

MAF won't pay the bill for making teachers ill

Mon Jul 19 2004

Government responsible for Generation Debt

Mon Jul 26 2004

Coming to a river near you

Wed Jul 28 2004

Pot clock strikes 100,000 convictions under Labour

Fri Jul 30 2004

Nandor asks minister: "at what cost?"

Mon Aug 02 2004

Greens help build healthy houses

Tue Aug 03 2004

Internet call is an 'Open Source' opportunity

Wed Aug 04 2004

Nandor rejects call to raise drinking age

Wed Aug 04 2004

Report exposes over-reliance on overseas nurses

Thu Aug 05 2004

Poisoned kids a sign of a drinking crisis

Mon Aug 16 2004

Fitzsimons To Speak In GE And Eugenics Debate

Fri Aug 20 2004

Fitzsimons On The Budget's Oil Price Projections

Tue Aug 24 2004

Radical approach to fighting obesity needed

Tue Aug 24 2004

Powdered milk warning labels must be mandatory

Fri Aug 27 2004

Labour pro-nuke-move - Clark will not be amused

Mon Aug 30 2004

Robson's Cloudy Cannabis Vision Strikes Again

Tue Aug 31 2004

Unique sea world at mercy of fishing industry

Wed Sep 01 2004

Waste action globally, refilling bottles locally

Wed Sep 01 2004

Thais urge NZ: please don’t trade with sweatshops

Tue Sep 07 2004

Thai fair trade campaigners to brief media

Mon Sep 13 2004

Getting rich on the sweat of third world workers

Tue Sep 14 2004

Campus is no place for a brewery, says Nandor

Mon Sep 27 2004

Govt warned of dangers of direct Vioxx marketing

Fri Oct 01 2004

Greens make gains on local bodies

Mon Oct 11 2004

Join the Food Revolution

Mon Oct 11 2004

Schools 'a law unto themselves'

Fri Oct 15 2004

Swain Asked To Allow Zaoui To Deliver 9/11 Lecture

Mon Oct 18 2004

Nandor backs mandatory warnings on alcohol

Thu Oct 21 2004

Post-election directions for transport policy

Fri Oct 22 2004

Make the polluters pay - not the victims

Fri Oct 29 2004

Transport Policy In Auckland Post Election

Mon Nov 01 2004

Ewen-Street calls for crack-down on latest invader

Fri Nov 05 2004

Cut Costs At IT Giants' Expense, Not Students

Mon Nov 15 2004

Petition calls on Govt to accept blame

Mon Nov 15 2004

Govt must clean up Wellington’s contaminated soil

Wed Nov 17 2004

Kedgley calls for contamination tests

Thu Nov 18 2004

Greens: You said it, Helen

Mon Nov 22 2004

Green Party announces its public access position

Wed Nov 24 2004

A great day for justice

Thu Nov 25 2004

Canterbury Artists Go Green!

Thu Nov 25 2004

Green MP slams Government’s child poverty efforts

Thu Nov 25 2004

Dinosaur parties go hand-in-hand into swamp

Fri Nov 26 2004

Free education - yeah right

Mon Nov 29 2004

From human rights campaigner to free trade zealot

Wed Dec 01 2004

Nandor Tanczos's Civil Union Bill Speech

Thu Dec 02 2004

Glass price drop makes Accord shortcomings clear

Fri Dec 03 2004

Do we really need the new mega power lines?

Mon Dec 06 2004

Green art auction grows

Mon Dec 06 2004

Nandor welcomes Maori Party education policy

Mon Dec 06 2004

NZ diplomats should take a stroll to Tiananmen Sq.

Mon Dec 06 2004

Greens call for national contamination fund

Tue Dec 07 2004

Has the Right seen the light?

Thu Dec 09 2004

Parliamentary Dinner To Celebrate Human Rights Day

Mon Dec 13 2004

Govt backs Green initiative on building societies

Thu Dec 16 2004

Complementary health response disappoints Kedgley

Fri Dec 17 2004

New minimum wage rise far too little - Bradford

Wed Dec 22 2004

Buy and eat local produce this Christmas

Thu Dec 23 2004

The Human Genome Project

Wed Jan 12 2005

"Peanuts" dump fine shows waste laws are rubbish

Fri Jan 14 2005

Jeanette Fitzsimons: "Picnic for the Planet 2005"

Mon Jan 17 2005

Government failing tertiary students

Fri Jan 28 2005

Greens To Fund Solar Water Heating Project

Mon Jan 31 2005

Universal Benefit Should Include Students

Mon Jan 31 2005

Why the country needs the Greens

Tue Feb 01 2005

Rod Donald: Ready to work with Labour

Wed Feb 02 2005

Govt should implement car disposal plan

Thu Feb 03 2005

Greens applaud Nat support of Maori rights

Fri Feb 04 2005

Transpower Scare Mongering With Blackout Claim

Fri Feb 04 2005

Another nail in Labour's free trade coffin

Tue Feb 08 2005

'Clean Coal' A Myth Say Greens

Wed Feb 09 2005

Green Co-Leaders to speak at Campaign Conference

Thu Feb 10 2005

Donald Speech: Making a Stand for Planet & People

Mon Feb 14 2005

Fitzsimons Speech: What Happened to New Millennium

Mon Feb 14 2005

Has NZ First done its powerlines homework?

Wed Feb 16 2005

Greens Launch Orientation Tour Of NZ Campuses

Fri Feb 18 2005

Too much work, not enough study

Fri Feb 25 2005

Greens welcome Govt support for alcohol labelling

Mon Feb 28 2005

Govt must rein in tertiary ad budget blow-out

Tue Mar 01 2005

Genesis Congratulated For Cancelling Coal Stations

Thu Mar 03 2005

Greens support "Don't Hate, Celebrate" event

Fri Mar 04 2005

Labour’s boasting cannot bury student loan crisis

Tue Mar 08 2005

Follow your friends, not John Howard

Wed Mar 09 2005

Our Schools Need More Money

Fri Mar 11 2005

Govt must ditch discriminatory law

Mon Mar 14 2005

Dioxin Exposure: The Way Forward

Tue Mar 15 2005

Select Committee endorses cover-up

Tue Mar 15 2005

Civics education initiative should be expanded

Thu Mar 17 2005

Minimum wage rise far too little

Mon Mar 21 2005

ECT audit reveals appalling state of affairs

Wed Mar 23 2005

Happy birthday Maori Television!

Mon Mar 28 2005

Govt admits Accord useless against wasteful carton

Wed Mar 30 2005

Nats oppose a better deal for working parents

Thu Mar 31 2005

Green Media Diary

Fri Apr 01 2005

Nandor aims to win Auckland Central Party Vote

Mon Apr 04 2005

Underfunding is no excuse for legal action

Mon Apr 04 2005

Is child slave labour keeping our schools afloat?

Tue Apr 05 2005

Greens challenge Indonesian President

Wed Apr 06 2005

Struggle for work-life balance starts today

Wed Apr 06 2005

Tighter controls needed on foreign investment

Thu Apr 07 2005

Flexible Working Hours Bill clears first hurdle

Fri Apr 08 2005

Greens support academics' industrial action

Fri Apr 08 2005

Staff cuts threaten Correspondence School

Mon Apr 11 2005

Commission must think wider than just electricity

Wed Apr 13 2005

Govt policy: special ed kids don't need no ed

Thu Apr 14 2005

Nats' ed policy turns schools into predators

Thu Apr 14 2005

Transpower Board must go if Caymans deal is dodgy

Fri Apr 15 2005

Report reveals Labour's student debt shame

Tue Apr 19 2005

Sand mining a threat to a favourite Auckland beach

Wed Apr 20 2005

Suspension rate a disgrace

Wed Apr 20 2005

Time for action on water quality, say Greens

Wed Apr 20 2005

Green Party List released on Earth Day

Fri Apr 22 2005

Otago cannabis study confirms age limit needed

Fri Apr 29 2005

Govt Cannot Dodge Plummeting Student Allowance

Mon May 02 2005

Students still waiting for $223 million

Wed May 04 2005

Action on housing needed now, not later

Thu May 05 2005

Correspondence School job losses a disaster

Thu May 05 2005

10 teaspoons of fat 20 of sugar for school lunch

Fri May 06 2005

Green Party School Lunch Survey (details)

Fri May 06 2005

Lunch Survey: Dietician Sarah Crawford Comments

Fri May 06 2005

Tertiary education is for those who can afford it

Tue May 10 2005

Spit in the eye for Youth Week

Wed May 11 2005

Turei To Challenge The Prohibitionists' Hypocrisy

Fri May 13 2005

Mean-spirited Labour pinching pennies

Tue May 17 2005

RMA plans would clear path for transmission lines

Tue May 17 2005

Budget 2005 - Rod Donald MP, Green Party Co-Leader

Thu May 19 2005

Mallard should send censorship software to dogbox

Thu May 19 2005

Green MP brings safe food message to Hamilton

Mon May 23 2005

Review a chance to show humanitarian colours

Tue May 24 2005

Do you take your tea with human rights?

Wed May 25 2005

Black sand mining an election issue

Fri May 27 2005

Don't Let Beijing Duck Human Rights At Dinner

Fri May 27 2005

Greens call on MPs to join the anti-whaling cause

Mon May 30 2005

Senator puts trees ahead of Greens' conference

Thu Jun 02 2005

A strong stand on just and sustainable society

Mon Jun 06 2005

Rod Donald - 2005 Conference Speech

Mon Jun 06 2005

Connecting a fairer society and a sustainable one

Tue Jun 07 2005

Fitzsimons - Speech to the Dairy Farmers AGM

Wed Jun 08 2005

World Oceans Day - but little to celebrate

Wed Jun 08 2005

Green candidates to campaign for the Kiwi OE vote

Thu Jun 09 2005

International students need certainty on fees

Thu Jun 09 2005

Mallard playing a shell game with student debt

Thu Jun 09 2005

A Green world where extinction is an outdated term

Mon Jun 13 2005

Levy would extend life and widen usage of PCs

Tue Jun 14 2005

Greens launch Kaikoura save-the-whales petition

Mon Jun 20 2005

NZ First seeks to steal Maori land

Tue Jun 21 2005

University staff deserve multi-employer agreement

Tue Jun 21 2005

Zaoui decision should stop deportation: Locke

Tue Jun 21 2005

Environment first, say Greens

Fri Jun 24 2005

Greens maintain commitment to keeping NZ GE-Free

Fri Jun 24 2005

Why are 200,000+ animal experiments secret?

Mon Jun 27 2005

GE cows threaten NZ food supply

Fri Jul 01 2005

Zimbabwean residency a welcome show of compassion

Mon Jul 04 2005

Health effect of mega-lines needs review

Tue Jul 05 2005

Kaipara station not the solution for Ak's energy

Wed Jul 06 2005

NZ & US need better visa irregularities systems

Thu Jul 07 2005

Greens urge Kiwis to send a message to Helen

Wed Jul 13 2005

Budgeting service needs more funding now: Bradford

Thu Jul 14 2005

Junk food ads near schools

Fri Jul 15 2005

Rod Donald Speech: "It's Just Not Cricket"

Mon Jul 18 2005

Nandor's Bill solution to prohibition crisis

Tue Jul 19 2005

Govt must ensure extra Uni funding reaches staff

Wed Jul 20 2005

Graduates will reject National's overtures

Thu Jul 21 2005

Build fences - not ambulances

Mon Jul 25 2005

A Labour-Green Govt key to tackling student debt

Tue Jul 26 2005

The Greens' Wellington transport plan

Thu Jul 28 2005

Irrigation will ruin Canterbury's water quality

Mon Aug 01 2005

C'mon Kiwis, give Holly a hand

Wed Aug 03 2005

Maori Green MP campaigning in Sydney tomorrow

Thu Aug 04 2005

Greens pledge to Auckland: we'll unclog your roads

Mon Aug 08 2005

Giving ACC claimants a fair go

Tue Aug 09 2005

Time for manufacturers to go on a war footing

Tue Aug 09 2005

Plan for transport windfall a lost opportunity

Wed Aug 10 2005

Children may be at risk from additives in food

Mon Aug 15 2005

Greens Ready for the responsibility of government

Mon Aug 15 2005

Greens Realising the potential of the 21st Century

Mon Aug 15 2005

Govt must shift health focus to prevention

Tue Aug 16 2005

Pull mental health out of the 'too-hard basket'

Wed Aug 17 2005

Explanation sought for animal experiments

Thu Aug 18 2005

Co-Leaders launch Dunedin campaign this weekend

Fri Aug 19 2005

Fitzsimons in Dunedin to launch Peak Oil plan

Fri Aug 19 2005

New Zealand for New Zealanders

Fri Aug 19 2005

Fonterra knows the future for freight is rail

Wed Aug 24 2005

Pamphlet reveals true agenda of pro-beating lobby

Wed Aug 24 2005

Canterbury water decision sends confusing message

Thu Aug 25 2005

Older kids need smaller classes too

Thu Aug 25 2005

Greens call for better medicine management

Tue Aug 30 2005

Work & Income policies give everyone a fair go

Tue Aug 30 2005

What about a universal allowance, Labour?

Thu Sep 01 2005

Akld Airport putting profit before public service?

Fri Sep 02 2005

Happy end to airport fiasco

Fri Sep 02 2005

Multimedia manifesto pushes boundaries

Fri Sep 02 2005

Greens urge young people to get out and vote

Tue Sep 06 2005

74% support Greens' policy on student allowances

Thu Sep 08 2005

National Will Push 100s Of Kiwi Kids Into Streets

Thu Sep 08 2005

Too many Northlanders have substandard housing

Thu Sep 08 2005

Donald visits the Green capital of NZ

Fri Sep 09 2005

Greens push Labour on Kiwi-made campaign

Mon Sep 12 2005

Study shows why Kiwis need a Green-Labour Govt

Tue Sep 13 2005

Students aren't like you, Mr Key

Wed Sep 14 2005

Campaign closes on a positive note

Fri Sep 16 2005

Greens virtually win election

Fri Sep 16 2005

Rapid response needed for invasive menace

Thu Sep 29 2005

Green MPs reshuffle policy portfolios

Wed Oct 12 2005

Waikato Uni treats students as a cash cow

Thu Oct 13 2005

Greens achieve significant policy gains

Mon Oct 17 2005

Sue Bradford Speech to CTU Biennial Conference

Wed Oct 19 2005

Green-Govt deal good news for environmental educ'n

Fri Oct 21 2005

Students being punished for university's failures

Thu Oct 27 2005

Shortsighted decision threatens rare dolphins

Wed Nov 16 2005

Full list of Green MPs' reallocated policy portfol

Thu Nov 24 2005

Fitzsimons: Surely the time is now?

Mon Nov 28 2005

Meadow Fresh protest "great to see" - Greens

Wed Nov 30 2005

Locke appeals to Iraqi captors

Thu Dec 01 2005

Russell Norman: Green Post Election Wrap-Up

Thu Dec 08 2005

Young Greens campaign for Sue's Bill

Fri Dec 09 2005

GP training funding increase needed - Greens

Mon Dec 12 2005

Correspondence School CEO should go - Greens

Thu Dec 15 2005

Procrastination will not save the albatross

Fri Dec 16 2005

Bush's NSA can't be trusted with Waihopai data

Mon Dec 19 2005

Red paint used on Opera House 'No War' Protest

Tue Jan 17 2006

Jeanette Fitzsimons State of the Planet Speech

Mon Jan 23 2006

Jeanette Fitzsimons: The Challenges of 2006

Mon Jan 30 2006

Dream on Don!

Wed Feb 01 2006

Bradford: EMA Workshop on Buy Kiwi-Made

Thu Feb 09 2006

Greens meet Zimbabwe opposition representative

Fri Feb 10 2006

Bottled water a scam - Greens

Mon Feb 13 2006

Controls needed on junk food advertising - Greens

Wed Feb 15 2006

Authority's soft drinks response is limp

Wed Feb 22 2006

NZ First shows ignorance on Algerian amnesty

Thu Mar 09 2006

Increase public funding of tertiary institutions

Fri Mar 10 2006

Minister hides benefit cut in `good news'

Thu Mar 16 2006

Don't sell off vital labs to balance the books

Fri Mar 17 2006

Students commended for 'strike' action

Mon Mar 20 2006

GE medicine derived from human/mouse hybrid gene

Wed Mar 22 2006

Positive outcome from Monday's student 'strike'

Wed Mar 22 2006

Don't sack Canterbury academics - Greens

Thu Mar 23 2006

Greens back calls for Auckland - Hamilton train

Thu Mar 23 2006

Kedgley to attend Vietnam Agent Orange conference

Fri Mar 24 2006

A great step forward for young workers

Mon Mar 27 2006

Greens launch climate change proposals

Mon Mar 27 2006

Kedgley to speak at int'l Agent Orange conference

Mon Mar 27 2006

Bank must clean up act - Greens

Thu Mar 30 2006

Greens launch climate change proposals

Fri Mar 31 2006

Labels keep consumers in the dark

Wed Apr 12 2006

Greens leader opens major forestry conference

Thu Apr 13 2006

Public education the key to successful recycling

Tue Apr 18 2006

There are better, Greener solutions to 400kV lines

Thu Apr 27 2006

Free buses an idea whose timetable should come

Tue May 09 2006

Tuckshops still offering staple diet of junk

Tue May 16 2006

Synlait's plan on water should be rejected

Wed May 17 2006

British junk food rules an example to follow

Mon May 22 2006

Hysteria over 'migrant scam' risks harming NZ

Tue May 23 2006

Ministry must turn the leaf on Carbon's book

Thu May 25 2006

Youth beds urgently needed

Mon May 29 2006

Fizzy drink decision a step in the right direction

Thu Jun 01 2006

Grant gives birds something to sing about

Thu Jun 01 2006

Jeanette Fitzsimons: Left, Right and the Elephant

Sun Jun 04 2006

Nature proves it has its own economic clout

Tue Jun 06 2006

Corn which could cause diabetes could be released

Tue Jun 13 2006

No confidence in police if they bully youths

Wed Jun 14 2006

U Future urged to support Green microchip amendmt

Tue Jun 20 2006

Greens exhaust options to oppose microchipping

Wed Jun 21 2006

Locke General Debate Speech: Guantanamo Bay

Wed Jun 21 2006

Nandor Tanczos – The Open Source Revolution

Wed Jun 28 2006

Public money boosting ad agencies' coffers

Wed Jun 28 2006

Govt should heed local govt free trade warning

Mon Jul 17 2006

Hodgson's Medical Council veto a blow to democracy

Wed Jul 26 2006

Evidence shows compensation is warranted for vets

Fri Jul 28 2006

Concerns about US snooping need investigating

Mon Jul 31 2006

NZers priced out of their home market - Greens

Mon Jul 31 2006

Police shouldn't help breath-test for school ball

Thu Aug 10 2006

ECT often given without consent, mainly to women

Mon Aug 14 2006

Government by Google

Wed Aug 16 2006

Green MPs join Medlab debate

Thu Aug 17 2006

Hamilton CNG stoush highlights Govt policy vacuum

Thu Aug 17 2006

International students deserve better

Thu Aug 24 2006

Ban will be a fizzer if diet drinks not included

Mon Sep 04 2006

Public kept in the dark over artery-clogging fat

Mon Sep 04 2006

State schools should advance religious tolerance

Mon Sep 04 2006

Steve Irwin's death a loss to environment movement

Tue Sep 05 2006

Death of Sir Hugh Kawharu loss to all New Zealand

Wed Sep 20 2006

Fast track trains to the V8s: Nandor

Mon Oct 02 2006

Homeownership need not be unattainable dream

Tue Oct 10 2006

Spies must be uncovered

Wed Oct 11 2006

Student debt level a national disgrace

Thu Oct 19 2006

Motion in House to commemorate Hungarian uprising

Tue Oct 24 2006

'Dirty' minority in Waikato flout good practice

Wed Oct 25 2006

Ministry needs to be upfront on MeNZB

Thu Oct 26 2006

NZ Greens write to British Greens on food miles

Tue Oct 31 2006

NZ's GE-Free status at risk

Wed Nov 01 2006

Ryan has a right to go to camp

Wed Nov 01 2006

Greens across country push for action on climate

Fri Nov 03 2006

Link between energy and health important

Tue Nov 07 2006

Keeping it 18 allows real problems to be addressed

Thu Nov 09 2006

Al Gore visit timely - too bad Cullen will miss it

Mon Nov 13 2006

Greens welcome changes to overseas student rules

Mon Nov 13 2006

Cigarette marketing must be stubbed out

Wed Nov 22 2006

Dem Maaris sure can sing!

Wed Nov 22 2006

Hey Trev, forget rugby and think of climate change

Wed Nov 22 2006

Legal challenge a brave and worthwhile step

Thu Nov 23 2006

Loan repayment threshold still far too low

Tue Dec 12 2006

Minerals must sandbag mining firm's damaging plans

Wed Dec 13 2006

Greens cautiously welcome new Education Strategy

Thu Dec 14 2006

It's Vietnam, Jim - and we all know it

Fri Jan 12 2007

Conservationists' commitment congratulated

Mon Jan 29 2007

Locke rebuts Peters' accusations

Wed Jan 31 2007

OECD gives Govt fail marks over students, staff

Wed Jan 31 2007

Greens seek veto of GE corn approval

Wed Feb 07 2007

Greens call for fresh fruit in all primary schools

Thu Feb 08 2007

Government in denial over Zaoui case

Fri Feb 09 2007

Super Fund nukes’ investments unethical & Illegal?

Mon Feb 12 2007

Schools flouting corporal punishment law

Tue Feb 13 2007

Council fleets go under microscope

Wed Feb 14 2007

What about Waverley?

Thu Feb 15 2007

Hummus trips up Business New Zealand

Wed Feb 28 2007

Study shows benefits of retrofitting insulation

Thu Mar 01 2007

NZ should not be resuming military links

Tue Mar 06 2007

School closure programme shown to be madness

Thu Mar 08 2007

Green-initiated organics programme launched

Wed Mar 14 2007

Government continues to fail Maori in education

Thu Mar 15 2007

Greens urge Farmers to put efforts to better use

Mon Mar 19 2007

Tomorrow's schools failing many students - Greens

Mon Mar 19 2007

High Court ruling telling blow to DHBs credibility

Tue Mar 20 2007

Bradford: Where to For Welfare?

Wed Mar 21 2007

Widespread concern about new welfare legislation

Wed Mar 21 2007

Debt monster needs to be slayed

Wed Mar 28 2007

Therapeutic agency plans opposed

Wed Mar 28 2007

Study adds to case for electrification of Ak Rail

Thu Mar 29 2007

Close Courtenay Place to cars

Fri Mar 30 2007

Earlier you test, earlier you brand kids failures

Mon Apr 02 2007

Bradford still confident of Bill's success

Tue Apr 03 2007

Government turns blind eye to methyl bromide risks

Tue Apr 03 2007

Sad day for Canterbury manufacturing

Wed Apr 04 2007

Sedition laws belong in the dustbin of history

Thu Apr 05 2007

New Zealand Made Showcase Comes to Christchurch

Thu Apr 12 2007

Rail electrification not more urban sprawl

Mon Apr 23 2007

Action now, say petitioners on Auckland rail

Tue May 01 2007

Kids win out over petty politics

Wed May 02 2007

Warrants of Fitness needed for rental housing,

Thu May 03 2007

Let’s go renewable not nuclear

Mon May 07 2007

Fair Trade Documentary Black Gold

Tue May 08 2007

Let’s go renewable not nuclear

Tue May 08 2007

Howard not a good example of sustainability

Thu May 10 2007

New prisons not sustainable

Thu May 10 2007

Patient death audit system a worthy investment

Thu May 10 2007

Wellington icon finally saved, say Greens

Thu May 10 2007

Nuclear Veterans should be compensated

Mon May 14 2007

Budget 2007 Speech - Jeanette Fitzsimons

Fri May 18 2007

Study confirms self harm risks of SSRIs

Fri May 18 2007

Biodiversity in grave danger

Tue May 22 2007

Greens challenge Dunne on Wellington transport

Fri May 25 2007

Progressive 'could do better' over plastic bag use

Fri May 25 2007

Annual tuckshop survey: pies, chips still staples

Mon May 28 2007

'Merit' from the Greens for NCEA changes

Tue May 29 2007

Greens pose tough questions for Labour and Nats

Sun Jun 03 2007

Pull plug on Canterbury water plan - Greens

Tue Jun 05 2007

Research buried by political interference

Tue Jun 05 2007

Data on overseas ownership of housing needed

Thu Jun 07 2007

End taxpayer investment in nuclear weapons

Thu Jun 07 2007

Greens’ Climate Defence Tour hits Auckland

Mon Jun 11 2007

School food shake-up big win for kids

Mon Jun 11 2007

Let the people decide on campaign finance laws

Fri Jun 15 2007

Loan shark net must be made of sterner stuff

Wed Jun 20 2007

Urgent action needed on aspartame, Greens say

Fri Jun 29 2007

Failings revealed in adverse event reporting

Tue Jul 03 2007

Oil prospects no substitute for action

Mon Jul 16 2007

Greens salute bravery of Corporal Apiata VC

Tue Jul 17 2007

Save our nurses!

Tue Jul 17 2007

Government giveaways to ExxonMobil

Thu Jul 19 2007

Doubtful Sound dolphins in dire straits

Wed Jul 25 2007

Election campaigns: corporates versus cake stalls

Wed Jul 25 2007

Canadian Green leader to speak on Green Economics

Mon Jul 30 2007

Peters fails the democracy test on Burma

Wed Aug 01 2007

National's housing solutions need a reality check,

Mon Aug 06 2007

Government inaction deepens student debt crisis

Wed Aug 08 2007

Locke lends support to Paul Buchanan

Wed Aug 08 2007

On balance, Harawira doing the right thing

Fri Aug 10 2007

'Go sustainable, Go Organic' Greens tell Landcorp

Thu Aug 16 2007

Dairy farming putting water quality at risk

Wed Aug 22 2007

Green candidate for Northern Ward

Fri Aug 24 2007

Think bigger, protect the Hurunui from dam-nation

Thu Aug 30 2007

NZ to assist earthquake relief efforts in Peru

Fri Aug 31 2007

Death of Syd Jackson a major loss

Tue Sep 04 2007

Dolphins in danger need human help

Tue Sep 04 2007

Minimum Wage (New Entrants) Amendment Bill

Thu Sep 06 2007

Locke at APEC

Fri Sep 07 2007

Government exposed over timber issue

Tue Sep 11 2007

Tanczos: Classification of BZP Bill

Wed Sep 12 2007

Tree kangaroos, not logging firms, need ANZ's help

Sun Sep 16 2007

Flexible Work Bill apt homage to Suffrage Day

Tue Sep 18 2007

Fumes tests needed for Auckland schools at risk

Mon Sep 24 2007

Nandor rolls up his sleeves for E-Day

Fri Sep 28 2007

Nats revert to failed policies, Greens say

Tue Oct 02 2007

Surprise, surprise - fees could soar under Nats

Tue Oct 02 2007

Time for tough action on dirty dairying - Greens

Wed Oct 03 2007

Greens welcome dairying fine, challenge Feds

Thu Oct 04 2007

Peak oil educator to visit New Zealand

Thu Oct 04 2007

Time landlords left the Victorian era behind

Fri Oct 12 2007

Lack of solarium regulations raise cancer risks

Mon Oct 15 2007

Green Party claims victory for walking rights

Wed Oct 17 2007

Speech:Locke cautions application of terror labels

Wed Oct 17 2007

Greens warn innocent people will be barred from NZ

Thu Oct 18 2007

Sub-human standards no solution for Dunedin

Tue Oct 23 2007

Spare a buck for the rainforest ANZ

Thu Oct 25 2007

Green-led Budget bid helps secure Hakatere park

Fri Oct 26 2007

Medical Board tests negative for relevance

Thu Nov 01 2007

Bad-taste barbeque to protest rainforest furniture

Sat Nov 03 2007

Green MP to look at human rights in PNG

Mon Nov 05 2007

Greens win more sustainable school curriculum

Tue Nov 06 2007

No more whaling, please

Fri Nov 23 2007

Dolphins need protection over summer - Greens

Thu Nov 29 2007

Maori woman and low-income to stay without quals

Tue Dec 04 2007

Marginal views misrepresented as mainstream

Wed Dec 05 2007

Wellington's Eco-City just hot-air?

Thu Dec 06 2007

Transport plans tunnel into carbon neutral promise

Fri Dec 07 2007

Bypass Stage 3 vs. light rail?

Tue Dec 11 2007

Greens congratulate Bay of Plenty farmers

Mon Dec 17 2007

Greens welcome minimum wage increase

Tue Dec 18 2007

Nandor not standing in 2008 election

Thu Jan 17 2008

New study shows sunbeds double cancer risk

Fri Jan 18 2008

Greens seek to stop telco rollout on power poles

Thu Jan 24 2008

Loans simply to live: Greens join student protest

Fri Jan 25 2008

Russel Norman: Let's treat the real causes

Tue Jan 29 2008

Council must front up with explanation

Thu Feb 07 2008

Hazardous fumigation must be halted - Greens

Thu Feb 07 2008

Turei to stand in Dunedin North

Mon Feb 11 2008

Address in reply speech - 2008

Tue Feb 12 2008

Time to examine political addiction to gambling

Wed Feb 13 2008

Tagging hysteria attacked by Greens

Fri Feb 15 2008

Toxic algae sign of national water crisis

Fri Feb 15 2008

Re-plumbing Canty Plains will damage clean green

Mon Feb 25 2008

Wellington Port Company challenged over fumigation

Mon Feb 25 2008

Show you care Fonterra - don’t pick up the milk

Tue Feb 26 2008

Carterton council encourages solar water heating

Fri Feb 29 2008

Green MP takes on fourth of seven triathlons

Fri Feb 29 2008

Warning on plastic bottles must be heeded - Greens

Fri Feb 29 2008

MfE must stop downplaying dairy pollution

Mon Mar 03 2008

Release data and stop downplaying dairy pollution

Mon Mar 03 2008

Stop the Natural Remedy Witch-Hunt Greens Say

Thu Mar 06 2008

Suspend issuing new consents for taking water

Mon Mar 10 2008

Locke calls for stronger support for Tibetans

Wed Mar 19 2008

Minister has got it wrong on Dolphin deaths

Wed Mar 19 2008

Vested interests should not dictate policy

Thu Mar 27 2008

Child and youth mental health need better funding

Mon Mar 31 2008

Debt milestone highlights economic millstone

Thu Apr 10 2008

Moves to kill NZ GE-free status by stealth

Fri Apr 11 2008

Harmful colours must be stripped from food: Greens

Mon Apr 14 2008

National Crisis in Water Quality

Fri Apr 18 2008

Fitzsimons: Keep the Coal in the Hole

Wed Apr 23 2008

Time EcoLab let striking workers join collective

Thu Apr 24 2008

Public Lecture: Thinking beyond sustainability

Tue Apr 29 2008

Industrial dairying drives rainforest destruction

Wed Apr 30 2008

Greens will not support a gutless ETS

Tue May 06 2008

Schools will fail grade on healthy food guidelines

Wed May 07 2008

Green Party Release Controversial Video

Sat May 17 2008

Cullen's challenge: support regional economies

Tue May 20 2008

Sexual violence researchers announced

Wed May 21 2008

Greens win $100 million for environment, community

Thu May 22 2008

Meager tertiary concessions fail students again

Fri May 23 2008

Arctic melts while Labour drags chain

Wed May 28 2008

Keeping warm a matter of life and death: Greens

Wed May 28 2008

Dolphin plan fails to guarantee species' survival

Thu May 29 2008

Zoo doo while others don't

Mon Jun 09 2008

Paying polluters to stop a bad idea

Thu Jun 26 2008

Council takes commuters for a ride

Tue Jul 01 2008

Cabinet action needed on threat to Auckland water

Thu Jul 03 2008

Green MP joins students in protest

Fri Jul 04 2008

Affordable food prices an absolute necessity

Tue Jul 15 2008

Severe suffering in experiments almost doubled

Tue Jul 15 2008

Don't kill the golden goose, Fonterra

Mon Jul 21 2008

Shocking report on West Coast water quality

Tue Jul 22 2008

Police must butt out of politics during Rice visit

Fri Jul 25 2008

Action needed over Coast water quality

Tue Jul 29 2008

Officials out of touch with New Zealanders

Wed Jul 30 2008

Greens back IHC's human rights complaint

Thu Jul 31 2008

Greens Launch Youth Campaign with Musical Backing

Thu Jul 31 2008

AgResearch aims to spread GE animals around NZ

Fri Aug 08 2008

Lecture Series on Sustainability by Nandor Tanczos

Fri Aug 08 2008

Otago must come clean about rogue farmers

Tue Aug 12 2008

Save the Whitebait (fritter)

Thu Aug 14 2008

Greens moot tougher penalties for polluters

Sun Aug 17 2008

Making IT work for people - new Green policy

Tue Aug 19 2008

Greens say no to tasers

Wed Aug 27 2008

City transport Plan lacks courage

Mon Sep 08 2008

Listen to tourism lobby, not just Fonterra

Wed Sep 10 2008

Rivers too polluted for stock to drink from

Thu Sep 11 2008

Green Party Foreign Policy launch

Wed Sep 17 2008

Faster, cleaner, safer - public transport future

Sun Sep 21 2008

Dunedin Greens support World Car Free Day

Mon Sep 22 2008

'I only date Greens' - nation-wide pub crawl

Fri Sep 26 2008

Greens support removal of tobacco displays

Mon Sep 29 2008

Need to know - 'where are the cell tower sites'?

Tue Sep 30 2008

Fitzsimons: Through the Eyes of a Child

Mon Oct 06 2008

Norman: Green Party Campaign Launch

Mon Oct 06 2008

Time to aim a spotlight on contaminated land

Thu Oct 09 2008

Greens welcome student allowances

Mon Oct 13 2008

State home building for jobs, homes, transport

Wed Oct 15 2008

Green Party Mâori Issues policy released

Fri Oct 17 2008

Inflation figures show need for a Green Investment

Tue Oct 21 2008

Coke versus Pepsi not good enough anymore: Norman

Wed Oct 22 2008

Organics can feed the world, but National silent

Fri Oct 24 2008

Fundamental shift in health focus: Greens

Thu Oct 30 2008

Key cornered on different ETS stories

Thu Oct 30 2008

SPCA forgot Govt's inaction on animal cruelty

Thu Oct 30 2008

Iconic 'Vote For Me' Billboard goes viral

Sat Nov 01 2008

Research shows s59 law having positive impact

Sat Nov 01 2008

Another town, another highway

Tue Nov 04 2008

Greens Billboards Demo At Bridge Today

Fri Nov 07 2008

Time to repeal seabed and foreshore laws is now

Mon Nov 17 2008

Removing cap on fees will knee-cap students

Thu Nov 27 2008

School swimming lessons save lives

Wed Dec 03 2008

Maori Party must use influence on climate

Thu Dec 04 2008

A Green New Deal for Aotearoa?

Thu Dec 11 2008

Briefing to incoming minister ignores consumers

Thu Dec 11 2008

Greens mark new education law 'not achieved'

Fri Dec 12 2008

Kevin Hague - Maiden Address to 49th Parliament

Fri Dec 12 2008

Elitist Govt leaves Kiwis in the poo

Mon Dec 22 2008

Assault on Gaza should stop now

Tue Dec 30 2008

NZ Govt fiddles while Gaza burns

Sat Jan 03 2009

Quality and Quantity Key Issues in Education

Tue Jan 06 2009

New sunbed safety guidelines need legal force

Mon Jan 26 2009

Balance moves against environment and community

Tue Feb 03 2009

Money in low-wage workers' pockets vital

Tue Feb 03 2009

Greens acknowledge loss of DPA President

Wed Feb 04 2009

National Brings Back Junk Food, say Greens

Thu Feb 05 2009

Maiden Speech by Green MP Catherine Delahunty

Wed Feb 11 2009

No justice at all in RMA changes

Thu Feb 12 2009

Stop acting like Muppets and cancel all GE trials

Thu Feb 12 2009

Greens go local

Mon Feb 16 2009

Nat's tenancy law changes unfair and poorly timed

Thu Feb 19 2009

Time to pull stumps on arsenic herbicide

Thu Feb 19 2009

Fitzsimons to Pass Co-leadership Torch in June

Mon Feb 23 2009

Jeanette Fitzsimons Statement

Mon Feb 23 2009

Greens release input to Job Summit

Wed Feb 25 2009

Corporal Punishment not a Private Matter

Mon Mar 02 2009

Govt must tackle climate and economy together

Thu Mar 05 2009

Fonterra insults environment, and farmers

Fri Mar 06 2009

Government cannot see the Forest for the Trees

Thu Mar 12 2009

Voluntary Dirty Streams Accord a roaring success

Thu Mar 12 2009

Speech on Intelligence and Security Committee

Fri Mar 13 2009

Another attack on Keeping Kids Safe from Violence

Thu Mar 19 2009

Sheep shipments will slaughter NZ's overseas image

Tue Mar 24 2009

Fight-back against school junk food starts today

Fri Apr 03 2009

Cycleway an idea too good to leave unfunded

Mon Apr 06 2009

PCE report challenges Government on environment

Tue Apr 07 2009

Survey shows junk-food school staple

Thu Apr 16 2009

Kiwi kids health ignored by Education Minister

Thu Apr 30 2009

Bulldoze Waterview? Not on my watch: Russel Norman

Wed May 06 2009

Government stages coup d'état in Auckland

Wed May 13 2009

Green Party Launches Economic Initiative

Fri May 15 2009

Greens Join Cycleway Project

Tue May 19 2009

Greens to march in Hikoi on Maori representation

Sun May 24 2009

People take bridge in historic harbour crossing

Sun May 24 2009

Budget 2009 – Russel Norman’s Speech

Fri May 29 2009

Dr Russel Norman Speech: Grand Theft Auckland

Mon Jun 01 2009

Green Party Co-Leader Metiria Turei's Speech

Mon Jun 01 2009

New plan reduces AK congestion, air pollution

Mon Jun 08 2009

Education frontline needs support –now!

Wed Jun 10 2009

Integrated Ticketing too important to scale back

Wed Jun 10 2009

Kiwi Greens relieved Bob Brown will stand tall

Thu Jun 11 2009

Government suffocating polytechnics

Mon Jun 15 2009

Turn green light for taser roll-out to red

Fri Jun 19 2009

Green Party Motion on Iran Passes

Wed Jun 24 2009

Watered Down Water Scheme A Betrayal

Thu Jun 25 2009

Greens condemn Israel boarding of aid ship to Gaza

Wed Jul 01 2009

Fonterra must act on dirty dairying to protect NZ

Wed Jul 22 2009

Govt must rethink funding for vulnerable students

Wed Jul 22 2009

Animal experimentation figures - shocking increase

Thu Aug 06 2009

Public statement to the People of Tonga

Fri Aug 07 2009

Public transport investments create jobs

Fri Aug 07 2009

Cadbury’s about-turn highlights consumer power

Mon Aug 17 2009

Government gets reality-check on RMA reforms

Tue Aug 18 2009

Palm kernel addiction threatens economic sabotage

Mon Aug 24 2009

Communities can fight Nat’s pillage of DOC land

Fri Aug 28 2009

Kiwis can speak out on mining

Wed Sep 02 2009

New Zealand deserves clean air

Thu Sep 03 2009

Govt wrong to dump school food guidelines: Public

Tue Sep 15 2009

Knowledge economy being dumbed down

Wed Sep 16 2009

Bigger trucks could be big trouble

Tue Sep 22 2009

Economy buoys while wages sink

Wed Sep 23 2009

Q+A: Espiner interviews Green Leader Metiria Turei

Mon Oct 05 2009

Rebiya Kadeer visit to New Zealand

Mon Oct 05 2009

Greens and SFWU to fight for workers, environment

Thu Oct 08 2009

Hunt for minerals underway in Schedule Four land

Mon Oct 19 2009

Urgent response needed to save national icon

Mon Oct 19 2009

Open season on protected lakes and rivers?

Tue Oct 20 2009

Govt’s tax think-tank membership compromised

Wed Oct 21 2009

Sue Bradford Valedictory Speech

Thu Oct 29 2009

NZ must withdraw approval for GE food

Mon Nov 02 2009

Fire Hide and help keep Kiwis in jobs

Thu Nov 05 2009

The Green Party pays tribute to Sir Don Beavan

Thu Nov 05 2009

Creech appointment bad news for environment

Mon Nov 16 2009

Ruling highlights need for proper GE labelling

Wed Nov 18 2009

Celltower radiation needs independent review

Tue Nov 24 2009

Greens keen to tell Good Farm Stories

Thu Nov 26 2009

Green MPs back low paid workers

Fri Nov 27 2009

Govt aspiring to mine another National Park

Mon Nov 30 2009

New Green plan for jobs & more, healthier forests

Wed Dec 02 2009

Factory dairy farming arrives in New Zealand

Mon Dec 07 2009

Feds contradict themselves on factory-farming

Mon Dec 07 2009

Prime Minister can act to protect NZ’s reputation

Tue Dec 08 2009

Gov needs to explore options to stop factory farms

Thu Dec 10 2009

Hand of Hide all over Supercity

Tue Dec 15 2009

Joyce’s bulldozer to slice through Kapiti, Wgtn

Tue Dec 15 2009

Green Party saddened by loss of disability leader

Wed Dec 16 2009

Minister’s callous flip-flop on environment fund

Wed Dec 16 2009

NZ wide open to massive land grab

Fri Dec 18 2009

Make the right call, Nick – call it in

Mon Jan 18 2010

Rich-poor gap set to increase tax recommendations

Wed Jan 20 2010

Tax Reform on Greens Equality Agenda

Tue Jan 26 2010

Greens welcome call-in of factory farm consents

Wed Jan 27 2010

Russel Norman: Address in Reply Speech

Wed Feb 10 2010

Nga Haerenga (New Zealand cycleway) takes shape

Thu Feb 11 2010

Step change is a step backwards

Wed Feb 17 2010

Biggest Issue Left Out of Cow Welfare Code

Fri Feb 19 2010

Report an Attack on Democracy And Environment

Fri Feb 19 2010

Gareth Hughes Maiden Speech

Thu Feb 25 2010

Govt bends under public pressure on mining

Fri Feb 26 2010

Greens join call to save our services

Thu Mar 04 2010

Higher fares leave bus and train users stranded

Thu Mar 04 2010

Mackenzie decision a victory, but battle not over

Fri Mar 19 2010

Greens pay tribute to Lady Raiha Mahuta

Tue Mar 23 2010

John Key is damaging our economy

Wed Mar 24 2010

Hamilton to Auckland commuter rail must roll

Mon Mar 29 2010

Minister of Finance: where the bloody hell are ya?

Tue Mar 30 2010

Stripping Canterbury of local democracy

Tue Mar 30 2010

Agriculture Minister may have conflict of interest

Wed Mar 31 2010

Big trucks are big trouble

Wed Mar 31 2010

PM must read letter about David Carter

Thu Apr 08 2010

Greens urge Government to lower alcohol limit

Fri Apr 09 2010

English Reveals Plans To Subsidise Agribusiness

Wed Apr 14 2010

Friedmanite Fringe Influencing Govt Welfare Policy

Wed Apr 14 2010

Millionaires pay less tax than secretaries

Tue Apr 20 2010

National’s duplicity on water revealed

Wed Apr 21 2010

The ultimate Earth Day present

Thu Apr 22 2010

The Carter code cracked

Thu Apr 29 2010

Extra student loan fee is interest by stealth

Wed May 05 2010

Paula, Peter and Peter: a perplexing predicament

Wed May 05 2010

Education Bill Signals Public Private Partnerships

Thu May 06 2010

Government fails to protect electricity consumers

Thu May 06 2010

R&D funding boost should prioritise green tech

Tue May 11 2010

Pitifully-poor planning by Joyce

Thu May 13 2010

Government ignores systemic tax crime

Tue May 18 2010

Warnings on mobile phones needed

Tue May 18 2010

Dr Russel Norman: Budget Speech

Thu May 20 2010

Essentially a cut for tertiary education

Thu May 20 2010

Organics are the future, but fund-less

Fri May 21 2010

NZ citizen on trial in Japan doing what Govt won't

Wed May 26 2010

Major HR stuff-up due to rushed Super City process

Mon May 31 2010

Expanded EPA unlikely to have any teeth

Thu Jun 03 2010

Turei Speech To The Green Party AGM

Sat Jun 05 2010

No Water, No Milk; No Environment, No Economy

Sun Jun 06 2010

Murdoch sorry for ClimateGate - ACT's turn now

Tue Jun 29 2010

Govt doing nothing to reduce gender pay gap

Thu Jul 01 2010

Ohakune Cycleway opening a hint of what’s to come

Fri Jul 02 2010

Communities muck in to make Cycleway happen

Tue Jul 06 2010

Government won’t lead on waste

Wed Jul 07 2010

Greens applaud AA advice on tyre pressure

Fri Jul 16 2010

Will Key Break Promise And Mine National Parks?

Sun Jul 18 2010

Greens celebrate a victory for common sense

Tue Jul 20 2010

Second environmental backdown in two days

Wed Jul 21 2010

Everyone deserves a warm healthy home

Fri Jul 23 2010

Council Abandons Communities For Cheap Alcohol

Sun Jul 25 2010

Gareth Hughes Talking About Warm Healthy Rentals

Wed Jul 28 2010

Greens celebrate Mackenzie decision

Thu Jul 29 2010

Law Change Can Protect Kiwis From Private Spies

Sun Aug 01 2010

Crafar farm sale offers once-in-a-lifetime chance

Tue Aug 03 2010

Another F for Joyce

Wed Aug 04 2010

Dramatic irrigation expansion defies science

Thu Aug 05 2010

Porter Ski Area Land Swap Unconscionable

Tue Aug 10 2010

Inequality, child poverty plateau under National

Mon Aug 16 2010

Greens saddened by death of Parihaka leader

Wed Aug 18 2010

Greens welcome Save the Mackenzie Country campaign

Fri Aug 20 2010

Maori Leaders No More Responsible For Abuse

Sun Aug 22 2010

Free trade deals must not overrule NZ sovereignty

Wed Aug 25 2010

Risk of foreign ownership with finance collapse

Mon Aug 30 2010

Will Govt. stop land sell-off to overseas owners?

Tue Aug 31 2010

Economic Sovereignty and Dignity

Wed Sep 01 2010

Bottom of the league table for Joyce

Wed Sep 08 2010

Canterbury’s future needs community input

Wed Sep 08 2010

Animal welfare groups urge MPs to vote for bill

Tue Sep 14 2010

Improvements put forward for Quake Bill

Tue Sep 14 2010

Imported fruit and vegetables not tested at border

Wed Sep 15 2010

Kedgley sprints to the 2011 finish line

Fri Sep 17 2010

Cycleways enhance resilience of rural economies

Thu Sep 23 2010

VSM an ideological solution in search of a problem

Fri Sep 24 2010

Big Agribusiness Threatens Our Native Fish

Tue Sep 28 2010

Permanent emergency law must have checks & balance

Tue Sep 28 2010

Heavy rains lead to preventable pollution

Fri Oct 01 2010

It’s about more than Sir Anand, Paul

Tue Oct 05 2010

Review of Earthquake Law Needed

Sat Oct 09 2010

Greens call on Govt to congratulate Nobel winner

Mon Oct 11 2010

Dr Russel Norman Speech to the NDU Conference

Wed Oct 13 2010

Govt. gives up leadership on waste

Wed Oct 13 2010

Struggling families hit hardest by food, GST rises

Wed Oct 13 2010

60% of Auckland councillor votes wasted under FPP

Fri Oct 15 2010

Government must reconsider price of alcohol

Fri Oct 15 2010

Special ed target welcome but needs commitment

Wed Oct 20 2010

Govt's housing plan inadequate

Mon Oct 25 2010

Gollum at risk of extinction in the Nevis River

Tue Oct 26 2010

Canterbury earthquake law: Home by Christmas?

Wed Oct 27 2010

Public Forum on the Canterbury Earthquake

Fri Nov 05 2010

Reduce overcrowding for better health

Mon Nov 15 2010

Welfare Working Group Cries Crocodile Tears

Mon Nov 15 2010

St James cycle trail lives up to promise of great ride

Fri Nov 19 2010

CBD Rail loop or 23 motorway lanes?

Wed Nov 24 2010

Welfare Working Group fails the reality test

Wed Nov 24 2010

do something about child poverty for Christmas

Tue Dec 07 2010

4th day of Christmas: put children at centre of welfare

Thu Dec 09 2010

Lignite is taxpayer subsidised madness

Thu Dec 09 2010

On the sixth day of Christmas, let’s target child health

Mon Dec 13 2010

IBM survey says commuters want green transport

Tue Dec 14 2010

Let’s keep the bills down for families

Wed Dec 15 2010

Greens wrap up ‘12 Days of Christmas’: kids front and centre

Tue Dec 21 2010

Green Party Mana candidate confirmed

Thu Jan 20 2011

Green economics the smart way forward

Sun Jan 30 2011

Capital gains tax will help fix savings crisis

Tue Feb 01 2011

Greens release ground-breaking education report

Fri Feb 04 2011

Parliament: Metiria Turei Address in Reply - 8/2/2011

Tue Feb 08 2011

Social policy recipe for failure

Tue Feb 08 2011

More openness needed regarding overseas buyers of NZ land

Thu Feb 10 2011

Life on a benefit about to get more impossible

Sun Feb 20 2011

Backdoor benefit cuts will hurt kids

Tue Feb 22 2011

Green Party - Condolences for Christchurch

Tue Feb 22 2011

Raising earthquake revenue must be on Key’s agenda

Wed Mar 02 2011

Kennedy Graham Green Party Earthquake/Recovery Spokesperson

Thu Mar 03 2011

Thanks Student Volunteer Army

Fri Mar 04 2011

Time to dismiss Welfare Working Group report

Mon Mar 07 2011

Welfare report will make life harder for women

Sun Mar 13 2011

Harshest Welfare Changes on the Table

Tue Mar 15 2011

Cuts on the table for low and middle income families

Wed Mar 23 2011

Christchurch Ministry needs sustainability focus

Thu Mar 24 2011

Earthquake Recovery needs to focus on sustainability

Tue Mar 29 2011

Greens announce hip hop tour of universities

Fri Apr 01 2011

Fonterra cleans up water pollution in Australia but not NZ

Sun Apr 03 2011

Poll shows NZ supports levy for Christchurch - Greens

Mon Apr 04 2011

PPP schools bad news for education

Wed Apr 06 2011

NZTA playing dirty with local councils

Mon Apr 11 2011

Greens support power for Christchurch not Brownlee

Tue Apr 12 2011

Reserve Bank needs to take a closer look at insurance cos

Tue Apr 12 2011

CERA needs to be reviewed and improved

Wed Apr 13 2011

Rising food prices hit struggling families

Wed Apr 13 2011

Government makes a pig’s ear of biosecurity risks

Thu Apr 14 2011

Greens acknowledge Fitzsimons CNZM investiture

Thu Apr 14 2011

Prices, GST, inflation hit families hard

Mon Apr 18 2011

Green Party Te Tai Hauauru Candidate Selected

Tue Apr 26 2011

Russel's Dirty Rivers Wrap-up - Latest Green Party Podcast

Fri Apr 29 2011

Protect Abel Tasman & Golden Bay from Drilling, Mining

Tue May 03 2011

Govt confirms NZers will pay for oil spill

Wed May 04 2011

Minister pulls teeth from clean water rules

Tue May 10 2011

Vulnerable to shoulder costs of poor economic management

Wed May 11 2011

Raise the minimum wage to help the Govt books

Sun May 15 2011

Unlawful student loan changes in Budget?

Tue May 17 2011

Taxing capital gains essential to protect taxpayers & farms

Wed May 18 2011

Taxing capital gains protects taxpayers, family farms

Wed May 18 2011

Budget 2011: The courage to look at revenue

Thu May 19 2011

Greens: Budget 2011 lacks courage on revenue

Thu May 19 2011

Greens and Govt tackle toxic clean up and management

Tue May 24 2011

Beehive must wake up to honey bee crisis

Wed May 25 2011

The Greens Mean Business in Epsom

Sat May 28 2011

Green Party Confirms List Rankings

Sun May 29 2011

New MP in Hutt South?

Sun May 29 2011

Environmental Protection Authority won’t live up to its name

Thu Jun 02 2011

New Zealand, get ready for Australian Carbon Tax

Thu Jun 02 2011

Speech: Norman - A Clean Green Economy that works

Sat Jun 04 2011

Speech: Turei - Our Goals, Our Achievements, Our Position

Sun Jun 05 2011

Govt stalling tactics cost taxpayers thousands

Fri Jun 10 2011

Rising food prices pinch hard

Tue Jun 14 2011

Animal welfare advisory group too industry friendly

Wed Jun 15 2011

Quake package leaves issues unresolved

Thu Jun 23 2011

Alasdair goes, but gender pay gap still needs action

Wed Jul 06 2011

Govt tax tinkering a job creation scheme for tax accountants

Thu Jul 07 2011

Millionaires biggest beneficiaries from capital gains

Fri Jul 08 2011

Aussie carbon price poses risk to NZ economy

Sun Jul 10 2011

Key’s refugee scaremongering bad for NZ’s race relations

Wed Jul 13 2011

More bad news for families as food prices rise again

Wed Jul 13 2011

Govt must not short change care workers

Thu Jul 14 2011

Autism support must be recognised as a frontline service

Mon Jul 18 2011

Time to address causes of child poverty and neglect

Wed Jul 27 2011

Green plan to bring 100,000 children out of poverty

Wed Aug 03 2011

Fishing inquiry must look at local jobs

Thu Aug 04 2011

Save the Bees Petition Hits Parliament

Thu Aug 04 2011

No cause for celebration in benefit figures

Tue Aug 09 2011

Parliament at risk of fines

Wed Aug 10 2011

Poroporoaki ki a Sir Paul Reeves: Greens pay tribute

Sun Aug 14 2011

Report shows need for child poverty policy

Sun Aug 14 2011

Welfare reform will fail without job creation policies

Sun Aug 14 2011

John Key should attack poverty not report

Tue Aug 16 2011

NZ needs clean green jobs, not risky deepwater drilling

Tue Aug 16 2011

Greens, Labour co-host Smart Transport Conference

Thu Aug 18 2011

Greens launch plan to clean up New Zealand’s rivers and lake

Sun Aug 21 2011

Fonterra to cripple organic dairying

Mon Aug 22 2011

Govt boasts of taxpayer subsidies for water polluters

Mon Aug 22 2011

Green plan would help restore Hutt River / Te Awakairangi

Mon Aug 22 2011

Government can improve safety in sunbed industry now

Wed Aug 24 2011

"Ambulance at Te Waihora lakeside"

Thu Aug 25 2011

Protest against the Infringing File Sharing Amendment Bill

Fri Aug 26 2011

MAF statistics show Green’s irrigation charge affordable

Sun Aug 28 2011

Children’s Social Health Monitor cause for concern

Mon Aug 29 2011

Earthquake levy must now be considered

Tue Aug 30 2011

Report provides more reasons to invest in children

Fri Sep 02 2011

Open-cast coal won’t make us richer

Sat Sep 03 2011

Greens call for sustainable Christchurch rebuild

Sun Sep 04 2011

New Zealand can be a climate leader for Pacific nations

Wed Sep 07 2011

Cost of living too much for poorest families

Tue Sep 13 2011

Fonterra expansion bad news for rivers and aquifers

Tue Sep 13 2011

Suffrage Day highlights persistent gender pay gap

Mon Sep 19 2011

The Greens Mean Business in Epsom

Wed Sep 21 2011

Greens join actions for 350 Moving Planet Day

Fri Sep 23 2011

Auditor-Gen report shows need for stronger water regulation

Tue Sep 27 2011

Inquiry into status of Māori children begins

Wed Sep 28 2011

Minister needs to keep his head down on VSM

Wed Sep 28 2011

Sue Kedgley’s Valedictory speech

Wed Sep 28 2011

New research shows Hector’s dolphins under threat

Thu Sep 29 2011

Widespread support for irrigation charge

Fri Sep 30 2011

Greens join animal welfare groups opposing cruel hen cages

Mon Oct 03 2011

John Key closes school used to promote National Party

Mon Oct 03 2011

Greens call for Govt to stop supporting cruel hen cages

Tue Oct 04 2011

Govt. needs to consider economic support for BOP businesses

Thu Oct 13 2011

Govt. can give Bay of Plenty businesses certainty today

Wed Oct 19 2011

Greens and Govt launch second phase of Tui clean up

Wed Oct 19 2011

Greens Welcome Back Metro Bus Services

Tue Oct 25 2011

Green Party to go head to head with Key/Goff debate

Fri Oct 28 2011

National attacks students and young workers

Fri Oct 28 2011

Green Party online debate will highlight alternatives

Mon Oct 31 2011

No place for National Standards in education, say Greens

Thu Nov 03 2011

Green MP Kevin Hague to attend Waikato River Trail opening

Fri Nov 04 2011

Greens’ proposal will increase KiwiSaver nest egg

Sun Nov 06 2011

Christchurch must get dedicated revenue stream

Thu Nov 10 2011

Young Greens’ launch campaign online

Sat Nov 12 2011

NZ must toughen up pathetic animal welfare laws

Mon Nov 14 2011

John Key needs to stop deep sea oil drilling

Fri Nov 18 2011

Water is the key environmental issue this election

Mon Nov 21 2011

Green Party comment on National's costings

Tue Nov 22 2011

Green Party plans to simplify tax for SMEs

Tue Nov 22 2011

Green Party has solutions to child poverty problems

Wed Nov 23 2011

Green Party campaign wraps up

Thu Nov 24 2011

Polls Predict Three Epsom MP’s

Thu Nov 24 2011

National remain coy over likely foreign ownership of SOEs

Fri Nov 25 2011

Upsurge in Māori votes for Green Party

Mon Nov 28 2011

Inquiry into declining voter turnout needed

Fri Dec 02 2011

Govt decision pushes sea lions closer to extinction

Sun Dec 04 2011

Lack of tax on capital gains fuels growing inequality

Wed Dec 07 2011

Show us where the money is coming from for charter schools

Wed Dec 07 2011

Government must answer questions over SCF bailout

Thu Dec 08 2011

Greens release MP portfolios for 50th Parliament

Wed Dec 14 2011

Russel Norman's address in reply speech

Wed Dec 21 2011

National selling assets returning healthy profits

Thu Dec 22 2011

Green Party extends support for Christchurch

Fri Dec 23 2011

National selling assets returning 18.5% on average

Wed Feb 08 2012

Blog: A stingy evidence-averse decision on the minimum wage

Thu Feb 09 2012

National runs interference on returns of SOEs

Fri Feb 10 2012

Green MPs’ maiden speeches to be translated live into NZSL

Tue Feb 14 2012

Maiden Speech Eugenie Sage, Green MP

Wed Feb 15 2012

Maiden Speech - Holly Walker

Wed Feb 15 2012

Maiden Speech - Julie Anne Genter

Wed Feb 15 2012

Maiden Speech - Steffan Browning

Wed Feb 15 2012

Mojo Mathers - Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 15 2012

Sky City profits high:no need to subsidise conference centre

Wed Feb 15 2012

Bennett denies women same education support she had

Thu Feb 16 2012

Two more endangered dolphin deaths requires immediate action

Thu Feb 23 2012

Affco’s 700-worker lockout callous

Sun Feb 26 2012

Dams could be sold under partial privatisation

Wed Feb 29 2012

Dunne & Key at odds over asset sales

Thu Mar 01 2012

Govt. gives no guarantees over dam sales

Thu Mar 01 2012

Report highlights Govt economic contradictions

Sat Mar 03 2012

Blog: The Green Growth Advisory Group report

Mon Mar 05 2012

Mojo Mathers re Speaker’s decision on support funding

Fri Mar 09 2012

John Key’s student loan comments reveal concerning agenda

Tue Mar 13 2012

Otago Rail Trail comes full circle

Wed Mar 14 2012

GDP highlights National’s ‘one trick pony’ economy

Thu Mar 22 2012

Tertiary funding system at fault, not Vic Uni

Mon Mar 26 2012

Charter Schools Inquiry Needed

Wed Mar 28 2012

Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Consortium results: more work needed

Wed Mar 28 2012

Govt Continues To Fail Students

Thu Mar 29 2012

Govt crashes the budget

Wed Apr 04 2012

SkyCity Profits From Proceeds Of Crime

Mon Apr 16 2012

Lack of scrutiny of Solid Energy’s underground coal fire

Tue Apr 17 2012

National’s Tax Cuts At Heart Of Budget 'Crisis'

Fri Apr 27 2012

Allowance Cuts Will Reduce Access to Education

Tue May 01 2012

Loans changes an attack on families

Thu May 03 2012

Upcoming zero budget will see more jobless

Thu May 03 2012

Greens Propose Alternative Student Loan Repayment Solution

Fri May 04 2012

Energy Subsidiaries Vulnerable to 100% Privatisation

Mon May 07 2012

Govt. crashes the books even further

Tue May 08 2012

Minister contradicting Ministry on school league tables

Tue May 08 2012

Govt needs to do the research on student loans

Wed May 09 2012

Half of New Zealanders know poverty first hand

Wed May 09 2012

Govt’s cost cutting hits NZ kids learning

Wed May 16 2012

Social Housing need – A ticking time bomb

Wed May 16 2012

Govt needs to reveal performance pay model

Thu May 17 2012

Green Party Celebrates Mokihinui Decision

Tue May 22 2012

Green Party research shows National backing the rich

Wed May 23 2012

Green Party supports living wage campaign

Wed May 23 2012

Budget 2012: Burden not being shared out fairly

Thu May 24 2012

Govt reverses asset testing policy for aged care

Fri May 25 2012

Budget attacks specialist teaching

Mon May 28 2012

Green’s Home Insulation Scheme has Billion Dollar Benefits

Tue May 29 2012

Green Party welcomes PCE call for improved river protection

Wed May 30 2012

NZ drops to 43 in Government’s favoured water report

Wed May 30 2012

TPPA will allow tobacco companies to sue NZ

Thu May 31 2012

Getting to the Heart of Politics

Sun Jun 03 2012

Speech: Norman - We’re all in this together

Mon Jun 04 2012

Bennett should swap the cheap shots for solutions

Wed Jun 06 2012

Green Party celebrates tackling wellbeing of Maori children

Wed Jun 06 2012

Taxpayers subsidise small classes for wealthy kids

Wed Jun 06 2012

John Key should apologise to parents

Thu Jun 07 2012

Mixed Ownership Model Bill – Green Party Minority Report

Thu Jun 07 2012

Defence Force connection to military violence in West Papua

Sun Jun 17 2012

Higher fees another hidden cost of asset sales

Tue Jun 26 2012

How many families could afford asset sales shares?

Thu Jul 05 2012

Kiwis right to be cautious about mining

Thu Jul 05 2012

Auckland gets Waikato and BOP Gambling Proceeds

Mon Jul 09 2012

DOC allows bigger mining hole in Conservation Park

Mon Jul 09 2012

Minister must stop debt collection in schools

Tue Jul 10 2012

Greens seek crackdown on illicit casino proceeds

Sun Jul 15 2012

Philip Morris Should Butt Out Of Efforts To Reduce Smoking

Fri Jul 20 2012

Brownlee needs powers reined in

Tue Jul 24 2012

Report shows smart, green economics the way forward

Thu Jul 26 2012

Greens collect 100,000 signatures to keep our assets

Fri Jul 27 2012

Canterbury University staff cuts short sighted

Wed Aug 01 2012

Kiwis want nothing to do with Key’s asset sell-off

Mon Aug 06 2012

Prime Minister must tell Bennett to follow privacy law

Wed Aug 15 2012

Manufacturing continues to contract under National

Thu Aug 16 2012

Smith needs to correct wrong fracking facts

Mon Aug 20 2012

Flood of Kiwis heading to Australia hits new record

Tue Aug 21 2012

Privacy across all departments needs checking

Fri Aug 24 2012

National’s tax cuts haven’t cut tax avoidance

Sun Aug 26 2012

Government’s economic agenda on shaky ground

Mon Aug 27 2012

Greens to push for housing standards in MOU with Government

Tue Aug 28 2012

Roll-call of blunders marks asset sales agenda

Tue Sep 04 2012

Why is National copying Australia’s failed highway PPPs?

Thu Sep 06 2012

No democracy for Canterbury until 2016

Fri Sep 07 2012

Independent medical assessments must be a top priority

Mon Sep 10 2012

Green Party’s search for Champions for Children

Tue Sep 11 2012

ACC specialists fees reveal huge doubts about independence

Thu Sep 13 2012

Reserve Bank failing exporters, economy

Thu Sep 13 2012

New Zealanders need the Prime Minister to do his reading

Wed Sep 19 2012

Action is needed on child poverty now

Fri Sep 21 2012

National standards release another blow for schools

Fri Sep 21 2012

All parties should support enquiry into manufacturing

Wed Sep 26 2012

Select Committee inquiry needed into manufacturing crisis

Wed Sep 26 2012

National Standards site should be pulled

Wed Oct 03 2012

Experts reveal Government on the wrong track

Thu Oct 04 2012

Greens offer suite of measures to address high kiwi dollar

Sun Oct 07 2012

Govt’s job creation plan now located in Australia

Mon Oct 08 2012

IMF shows it’s time to stop fighting yesterday’s war

Wed Oct 10 2012

Government ignores advice on universal child assessment

Thu Oct 11 2012

Green Party on Rena Long-term Environmental Recovery Plan

Thu Oct 11 2012

Education Bill a dog’s breakfast of bad ideas

Tue Oct 16 2012

Low inflation gives scope to cut OCR, help exporters

Tue Oct 16 2012

Green Party backs kids to have a good life and great future

Wed Oct 17 2012

Bill an attack on public education

Thu Oct 18 2012

Casinos face challenge to pay back stolen money

Thu Oct 18 2012

Reserve Bank confirms over-valued dollar to blame for crisis

Thu Oct 25 2012

Sprawl not solution for Auckland housing affordability

Sat Oct 27 2012

Government anti-local government and anti-democracy

Mon Oct 29 2012

Ministry must foster local innovation in education

Mon Oct 29 2012

Minister, is it worthwhile training as a teacher?

Thu Nov 01 2012

Of course frackers don’t want more fracking regulations

Thu Nov 08 2012

ACT MP denies opportunity to help victims of gambling crime

Tue Nov 13 2012

Joyce launches direct assault on university independence

Mon Nov 19 2012

Skilled New Zealanders head offshore

Thu Nov 22 2012

Home insulation scheme a green success story

Thu Nov 29 2012

Govt Mismanages Student Allowance Changes

Fri Nov 30 2012

Govt must learn lessons from latest report into IT security

Thu Dec 06 2012

Court decision reveals Education Minister incompetent

Tue Dec 11 2012

Hekia Parata must be sacked

Wed Dec 12 2012

Minister must go for fresh start in Education

Wed Dec 19 2012

Salmon farm decision opens coastline for marine farms

Thu Dec 20 2012

Treasury documents show charter schools plan must be dumped

Fri Dec 21 2012

Exporting of live animals cruel

Wed Jan 16 2013

PM's confidence in Hekia Parata woefully misplaced

Thu Jan 17 2013

Key’s Speech Shows No Vision For New Zealand

Fri Jan 25 2013

Customers want 100% pure

Mon Jan 28 2013

Metiria Turei: Debate on the Prime Minister’s statement 2013

Tue Jan 29 2013

Govt gives cash to wealthy school while Christchurch suffers

Wed Jan 30 2013

Cycling black spots need priority action from Govt

Thu Feb 07 2013

Emperor Joyce has no clothes

Fri Feb 08 2013

Govt inaction risks threat of superbugs in our food

Wed Feb 13 2013

Green Party changes defend public education

Wed Feb 13 2013

Nats’ stealth state housing sell-off

Wed Feb 13 2013

State Of The Nation Reveals Government Failure

Wed Feb 13 2013

Green Party Supports Living Wage

Thu Feb 14 2013

Key should appoint new Minister after Salisbury consultation

Thu Feb 14 2013

Central Plains subsidy bad news for environment

Mon Feb 18 2013

Greens call for meaningful leadership on sexual violence

Fri Feb 22 2013

Smart green agriculture

Sun Feb 24 2013

Govt Encouraged Solid Energy Expansion

Tue Feb 26 2013

Manufactured exports plunge, jobs go as Nats fail to act

Wed Feb 27 2013

Charter schools could siphon off needy kids’ funding

Thu Mar 07 2013

Procurement policies better very late than never

Fri Mar 08 2013

GE fungus leak breaks regulations

Tue Mar 19 2013

Asset sales in crisis as Tiwai smelter's future in doubt

Thu Mar 28 2013

Our most precious wilderness not safe from mining

Thu Mar 28 2013

Telecom job losses shows need for government leadership

Thu Mar 28 2013

Nats’ offer document misleads on Mighty River risks

Fri Apr 05 2013

Research makes the case for extending home insulation scheme

Tue Apr 09 2013

Smarter priorities for transport budget than Holiday Highway

Wed Apr 10 2013

Stand up for kids: Protect our schools nationwide marches

Fri Apr 12 2013

Green Party will build Auckland city rail link

Mon Apr 15 2013

Another GE soy approved for supermarket shelves

Fri Apr 19 2013

New Member’s Bill to help reverse declining student numbers

Sun Apr 28 2013

Conservation Minister forgetting lessons of Cave Creek

Sat May 04 2013

Spread of marine pests due to lack of resources

Mon May 06 2013

Key Govt transfers wealth to those at the top

Thu May 09 2013

Govt must not hand state housing to developer mates

Sun May 12 2013

Home insulation scheme saved but more needed

Thu May 16 2013

National fails lifelong learners

Thu May 16 2013

Green Party launches the Kiwi Bid to protect our beaches

Sun May 19 2013

Minister Backs Down Over Salisbury

Tue May 21 2013

Interim Decision Means Supersized Schools

Wed May 22 2013

Dark Day For Conservation In NZ

Thu May 23 2013

Govt deep sea oil block offer reckless

Fri May 24 2013

'Mum and dad’ investors myth busted

Fri May 24 2013

Action on incomes needed to address poverty

Tue May 28 2013

Crony capitalism takes root in the Beehive

Sat Jun 01 2013

Metiria Turei AGM Speech: Healthy Kids Ready to Learn

Sun Jun 02 2013

Norman: Protecting our democracy from crony capitalism

Tue Jun 04 2013

Government overrides rule of law again

Thu Jun 06 2013

Environment Court restrictions bad for the environment

Mon Jun 17 2013

Probable u-turn on Auckland rail link welcomed

Wed Jun 26 2013

Green Businesses save money and create jobs.

Fri Jun 28 2013

Vanity motorway projects not answer to Auckland transport

Fri Jun 28 2013

Government nerves show as it gambles on pokies sign-off

Mon Jul 01 2013

Fifty one thousand more signatures to asset sales petition

Mon Jul 08 2013

Voluntary water accord no substitute for binding standards

Tue Jul 09 2013

MPs’ chance to do the right thing

Wed Jul 10 2013

A victory for Kiwis who stood up for World Heritage Area

Wed Jul 17 2013

Bennett wants kindy teachers to dob in beneficiaries

Wed Jul 17 2013

SkyCity played National for a fool

Wed Jul 17 2013

Green Party welcomes Dunedin rental Warrant of Fitness Bill

Thu Jul 18 2013

National’s veto power makes SkyCity deal dirtier

Thu Jul 18 2013

Water quality in agricultural areas continues to decline

Wed Jul 31 2013

Another chance to end animal testing of legal highs

Thu Aug 01 2013

Young people doing well but struggling with finance

Thu Aug 01 2013

Denniston decision an environmental and climate disaster

Thu Aug 08 2013

Government missing opportunity to expand national parks

Wed Aug 21 2013

Gold mining undermines 100% Pure brand

Tue Aug 27 2013

NZ children lose again

Fri Aug 30 2013

Govt must run referendum as soon as possible

Mon Sep 02 2013

Open letter to MPs from Metiria Turei on SkyCity deal

Thu Sep 12 2013

Key rushing Meridian sale to stymie democracy

Mon Sep 16 2013

Turei: Building a good society

Tue Sep 17 2013

Greens celebrate suffrage with Generation Y

Thu Sep 19 2013

Cut-price Meridian sale shows National’s warped priorities

Fri Sep 20 2013

Kids will suffer from Minister’s bullying

Tue Sep 24 2013

Kiwis to have their say on asset sales

Mon Sep 30 2013

FirstHome well-intentioned but poorly thought-out

Tue Oct 01 2013

Joyce’s meddling removes important voices on uni councils

Wed Oct 02 2013

Plenty more to do on home insulation

Thu Oct 03 2013

No commitment to affordability in National’s housing plans

Wed Oct 09 2013

Time to leave Phillipstown in peace

Thu Oct 10 2013

Greens support public option for KiwiSaver

Mon Oct 21 2013

SkyCity deal bad for the people and bad law too

Tue Oct 22 2013

Risky deep sea well gets EPA go ahead without consent

Thu Oct 24 2013

National fails to act as more manufacturing jobs lost

Fri Oct 25 2013

Locals protest mineral prospecting in Schedule 4

Wed Oct 30 2013

Green Party welcomes support for rental housing WOF

Mon Nov 04 2013

Live-streaming select committees

Wed Nov 06 2013

Green Party launches bill to protect residents from mining

Sun Nov 10 2013

Change needed in tertiary sector

Mon Nov 11 2013

Greens welcome proposed ban on shark finning

Mon Nov 11 2013

Hold back the diggers John

Tue Nov 12 2013

Time for human rights to trump protocols at CHOGM

Wed Nov 13 2013

National Govt locking in charter school experiment

Thu Nov 21 2013

PCE report signals need for strong water rules

Thu Nov 21 2013

Green Party congratulates Poto Williams

Sun Dec 01 2013

Govt undermining brand New Zealand on GE

Mon Dec 02 2013

Green Party saddened by death of Nelson Mandela

Fri Dec 06 2013

Kiwis send a message to Key with big asset sales no vote

Fri Dec 13 2013

Government should heed public concerns about freshwater

Sun Dec 15 2013

This week’s National Standards reports failing kids

Wed Dec 18 2013

Inflation numbers show smart polices needed

Tue Jan 21 2014

Strong water quality rules needed

Tue Jan 21 2014

Greens call for end to ‘Aid that Kills’

Sat Jan 25 2014

Reclaiming our children’s birth right

Sun Jan 26 2014

Russel Norman: Opening of Parliament Speech

Tue Jan 28 2014

Imminent OCR rises highlight National’s big economic fail

Thu Jan 30 2014

UN – NZ failing on domestic violence and protecting children

Sat Feb 01 2014

Tertiary education cuts leading to skills shortage

Tue Feb 18 2014

Greens would have lifted minimum wage to $15/hr immediately

Mon Feb 24 2014

Genesis sale sends asset sales cost over 1/2 billion dollars

Wed Feb 26 2014

Lochinver farm sale highlights weak foreign ownership laws

Thu Feb 27 2014

NZers have a right to know if privacy violated

Fri Feb 28 2014

National uses earthquakes to privatise education

Tue Mar 04 2014

Tertiary strategy out of step with real issues

Wed Mar 05 2014

Government’s lower standard puts charter school kids at risk

Tue Mar 11 2014

NZ must support inquiry on Sri Lanka war crimes allegations

Tue Mar 11 2014

Anadarko’s oil strike-out highlights need for clean energy

Wed Mar 12 2014

Key needs to get tips from China on restricting land sales

Tue Mar 18 2014

$1 million forestry award for building with hi-tech wood

Wed Mar 19 2014

Greens: $1m forestry award for building with hi-tech wood

Wed Mar 19 2014

Key needs to front on Dunne’s links to pokie money

Sun Apr 06 2014

Greens support high profile Kiwis’ call for climate action

Wed Apr 09 2014

National opens conservation land for oil and gas exploration

Wed Apr 09 2014

Call for inquiry: Peter Dunne and Northern Wellington Trust

Thu Apr 10 2014

48,000 New Zealanders drinking faecally contaminated water

Sun Apr 13 2014

Green Party donation disclosure

Mon Apr 14 2014

Green Party selects NGO leader as Mt Roskill candidate

Mon Apr 14 2014

Greens dam Tukituki decision

Tue Apr 15 2014

What has ACC Minister been doing?

Tue Apr 15 2014

Workers at Canterbury Yarns need redundancy support

Tue Apr 15 2014

Govt careless and callous about threatened birds

Wed Apr 16 2014

Govt fails Southern Cross Forest workers

Thu Apr 24 2014

Key turns sod on water polluting project

Tue Apr 29 2014

Minister Brownlee lost in the floods

Thu May 01 2014

Green Party welcomes U-turn on animal testing

Mon May 05 2014

Key needs to put a figure on his 53 Cabinet Club meetings

Thu May 08 2014

Cash for access deals run with help of PM’s office

Sat May 10 2014

Cheaper Gib board not the solution to the housing crisis

Thu May 15 2014

Christchurch flood victims cut out of Budget 2014

Thu May 15 2014

Government letting trade trump human rights

Sun May 18 2014

You’re wrong John, there is a housing crisis in NZ

Mon May 19 2014

Dunne needs to front on risks identified over PGF funding cu

Wed May 21 2014

Greens announce $327m investment in warming up New Zealand

Mon May 26 2014

Chch residents deserve assurances over asbestos

Wed May 28 2014

Speech: Turei - If not for the Greens, then who?

Sat May 31 2014

Writer, artists, comedians, Olympic rower in rivers campaign

Thu Jun 05 2014

Greens launch plan for 3D printing strategy

Mon Jun 09 2014

Fund school support staff centrally

Wed Jun 11 2014

Extreme weather "picture of the future"

Thu Jun 12 2014

Funding cuts results in loss of sexual violence services

Wed Jun 18 2014

Govt opens Maui’s dolphin habitat for petroleum exploration

Wed Jun 18 2014

Green Party candidate to share lessons in leadership

Mon Jun 23 2014

Commitment to reducing animal testing needed

Thu Jun 26 2014

Gareth Morgan adds signature to Green Party rivers campaign

Thu Jun 26 2014

Horrendous conditions on pig farm show MPI failing

Sun Jun 29 2014

ACC investments risking native species

Fri Jul 04 2014

Government underfunding jeopardises recycling

Fri Jul 04 2014

Housing figures National’s shame

Mon Jul 07 2014

Govt putting targets ahead of children

Tue Jul 08 2014

Its official - Teamkey is not working for most kiwis

Tue Jul 08 2014

National muddying waters and needs to come clean

Mon Jul 14 2014

Norman: Making our rivers clean enough to swim in

Mon Jul 14 2014

NZ Govt needs to call for Israel to halt air strikes

Mon Jul 14 2014

Greens announce $1 billion additional investment in R&D

Wed Jul 16 2014

Norman: A smarter greener economy through innovation

Wed Jul 16 2014

Tackling childhood obesity is not rocket science

Fri Jul 18 2014

A fairer society where every child has enough to thrive

Mon Jul 21 2014

Greens announce 20 hours free ECE for two year olds

Mon Jul 21 2014

Green Party launches Solar in Schools policy

Thu Jul 24 2014

Solar in Schools launch – Dr Russel Norman

Thu Jul 24 2014

National’s desperate oil drilling agenda exposed

Tue Jul 29 2014

Green Party statement on passing of FCV legislation

Thu Jul 31 2014

More oil extravagance from National exposed

Thu Jul 31 2014

Greens pledge free off-peak public transport for students

Tue Aug 05 2014

Convention Centre: Another taxpayer subsidy for business

Thu Aug 07 2014

Green Party announces massive investment in public transport

Thu Aug 07 2014

Green Party announces priorities for Christchurch

Tue Aug 12 2014

John Key’s SkyCity empire will suck Auckland dry

Wed Aug 13 2014

Green Party Election Campaign Launch 2014

Sun Aug 17 2014

Greens launch billion dollar plan to reduce child poverty

Sun Aug 17 2014

Greens to produce bigger surpluses and repay debt sooner

Wed Aug 20 2014

National’s poverty denial hurting Maori and Pasifika people

Thu Aug 21 2014

Auckland home buyers $220,000 worse off under National

Sun Aug 24 2014

‘Rock star’ economy hitting the rocks

Tue Aug 26 2014

Report shows education system failing queer students

Thu Aug 28 2014

National's dirty politics hurts everyday New Zealanders

Sun Aug 31 2014

Workers to get a better, fairer deal under Green Party

Tue Sep 02 2014

Greens help smaller towns upgrade sewage systems

Fri Sep 05 2014

Green Party launches Smart Farming for Clean Rivers policy

Sun Sep 07 2014

Mike Moss’ Speech at Green Party Smart Farming Launch

Sun Sep 07 2014

Speech: Norman - Smart Farming for Clean Rivers

Sun Sep 07 2014

Green Party to invest $500m in Wellington transport

Mon Sep 08 2014

Green Party launches plan to boost ICT and create jobs

Wed Sep 10 2014

Public option for KiwiSaver will keep fees low

Wed Sep 10 2014

NZ on the cusp of more kids in poverty under National

Mon Sep 15 2014

Green Party will help students in financial distress

Tue Sep 16 2014

Leading economists endorse Green Party economic direction

Wed Sep 17 2014

National overseeing increased pollution of Waikato River

Wed Sep 17 2014

Norman: Green Party 2014 election campaign close

Thu Sep 18 2014

Turei: 2014 election campaign close

Thu Sep 18 2014

Time for new Key Government to take strong action on climate

Mon Sep 22 2014

NZ fossil fuel industry admits days are numbered

Wed Sep 24 2014

Will John Key stop delaying Auckland City Rail?

Mon Sep 29 2014

NZ must use its ties with China to protect Hong Kong protest

Wed Oct 01 2014

New Analysis Shows Government Cut Tertiary Education Funding

Tue Oct 21 2014

Turei: Address in reply speech, 21 October 2014

Tue Oct 21 2014

Metiria Turei to lead fight on feeding hungry children

Wed Oct 22 2014

James Shaw’s Maiden Speech

Tue Oct 28 2014

Contact's big solar buy-back drop bad news

Sun Nov 02 2014

Key shouldn’t take New Zealand to war

Tue Nov 04 2014

Meridian moves to kill competition from solar homes

Thu Nov 06 2014

National gags community sector

Thu Nov 20 2014

National softening public up for 7th successive deficit

Thu Nov 20 2014

Schools need backing to support children

Sat Nov 22 2014

Inquiry needed into handling of harassment complaints

Mon Nov 24 2014

Norman: Rod Donald Memorial Lecture 2014

Thu Nov 27 2014

Charter school roll plunge

Sun Nov 30 2014

Report must be final wakeup call on poverty

Tue Dec 02 2014

National to allow oil drilling in Maui’s Dolphin sanctuary

Tue Dec 09 2014

Solar homes stymied by Govt inaction

Thu Dec 18 2014

University students pushed further into debt

Thu Jan 22 2015

Government cuts driving increased education costs

Fri Jan 23 2015

Landlords and developers winners from state home selloff

Wed Jan 28 2015

Government’s urban cycleways plans are not enough

Fri Jan 30 2015

Govt must do more to close the digital divide

Tue Feb 03 2015

Productivity Commission report: need for green innovation

Thu Feb 05 2015

Christchurch powers allow Govt to ignore public

Mon Feb 09 2015

Green Party backing the Black Caps

Fri Feb 13 2015

Greens call on Super Fund to divest from fossil fuels

Fri Feb 13 2015

EEZ Act fix must not weaken environmental protections

Tue Feb 17 2015

Charter school victims deserve Minister’s personal help

Tue Feb 24 2015

No mandate for John Key’s Iraq war

Tue Feb 24 2015

Govt must come clean about its fruit fly failure

Wed Feb 25 2015

Public consultation on our climate target needed

Sun Mar 01 2015

McCully must be proactive on human rights

Tue Mar 03 2015

Pay transparency is vital to reduce inequality

Tue Mar 03 2015

Government washes its hands of better protection for nature

Tue Mar 10 2015

Govt should back farmers' dairy conversion moratorium call

Mon Mar 16 2015

Government won’t back farmers working hard to improve water

Wed Mar 18 2015

Six years on Government still denying Cantabrians democracy

Wed Mar 18 2015

Super Fund should divest $140 million in high risk coal

Thu Mar 19 2015

Government failing sexual violence victims

Fri Mar 20 2015

Government ignores concerns about deep sea drilling

Mon Mar 30 2015

Greens welcome ban on animal cosmetics testing

Tue Mar 31 2015

Maui's dolphin sighted in new oil block

Tue Mar 31 2015

Lower dairy prices highlight lack of economic diversity

Thu Apr 02 2015

Government abusing emergency powers to push through plans

Tue Apr 14 2015

National equals the record: seven deficits

Tue Apr 14 2015

Public should have been told about dangerous incident

Tue Apr 14 2015

Govt blind to soaring public transport use in Auckland

Wed Apr 15 2015

Time for a plastic bag-free NZ

Wed Apr 22 2015

Government must help Christchurch keep Public Assets

Tue Apr 28 2015

Public to be involved in question time today

Wed Apr 29 2015

Intensive dairying is causing an environmental catastrophe

Thu Apr 30 2015

Russel Norman comments at Twin Coast Cycle Trail

Sun May 03 2015

Green MPs go without food to highlight climate change

Tue May 05 2015

Govt must reveal potential buyers of state houses

Thu May 07 2015

Officials should worry about water in their own back yard

Thu May 07 2015

Govt finances foreshadow Budget disappointment

Mon May 11 2015

Greens will deliver a game-changer on kids’ savings

Sun May 17 2015

The abandoned generations poised to be left out of budget

Wed May 20 2015

Govt must guarantee homes built on Crown land are affordable

Thu May 21 2015

Metiria Turei’s 2015 Budget Speech: The abandoned generation

Thu May 21 2015

Nasty cuts to Kiwisaver show young NZers are fair game

Thu May 21 2015

Today’s Budget still no solution to child poverty

Thu May 21 2015

Govt leaves Maori and domestic violence victims stranded

Wed May 27 2015

Dairy price drop means Landcorp must stop dairy conversions

Thu May 28 2015

Norway moves first to dump coal investments

Thu May 28 2015

Speech to 2015 Green Party AGM – Metiria Turei

Sat May 30 2015

James Shaw speech to 2015 Green AGM

Sun May 31 2015

Russell Norman: Launch of Green Party Climate Campaign

Sun May 31 2015

Mentally ill NZers are not a cash cow for National’s mates

Tue Jun 02 2015

Education Minister challenged to come clean on charters

Thu Jun 04 2015

Govt must fix the 20,000 uninsulated state houses

Fri Jun 05 2015

Government must keep Relationships Aotearoa going

Mon Jun 08 2015

Super Fund backs coal while the world rushes to dump it

Wed Jun 10 2015

Town Hall decision a victory for Christchurch and democracy

Thu Jun 11 2015

James Shaw’s speech to the Asia-Pacific Green Federation

Sun Jun 14 2015

Export of ancient swamp kauri is state-sponsored negligence

Wed Jun 17 2015

Dairy growth costing the environment more than ever

Fri Jun 19 2015

Govt stuck in the mud over swamp kauri allegations

Fri Jun 19 2015

Govt can improve human health by tackling climate change

Tue Jun 23 2015

Petition demands Landcorp conversions stop

Tue Jun 23 2015

Stand-alone health agency needed for Corrections

Wed Jun 24 2015

Ruataniwha dam has already cost ratepayers too much

Fri Jun 26 2015

Govt must reveal details on state homes

Mon Jun 29 2015

Time to restore democracy to Canterbury

Mon Jun 29 2015

National must guarantee state homes can’t be flicked off

Tue Jun 30 2015

Crown land sold at bargain basement prices

Thu Jul 02 2015

Greens call for Select Committee inquiry

Thu Jul 02 2015

Move back to democracy for Christchurch too slow

Thu Jul 02 2015

NZ needs to stop funding Nauru’s broken justice system

Thu Jul 02 2015

Government must plan for rising sea levels

Fri Jul 03 2015

More ‘greenfields’ SHAs a bad deal for Aucklanders

Fri Jul 03 2015

New fiscal stimulus can fix the climate and economy

Tue Jul 07 2015

Govt fails to trust Cantabrians with democracy

Wed Jul 08 2015

Govt should re-start housing insulation MoU with Greens

Thu Jul 09 2015

Govt leaves Kiwis out in the cold

Mon Jul 13 2015

Minister back tracks on swamp kauri – but it’s not enough

Mon Jul 13 2015

Smith highlights Govt hypocrisy over Landcorp

Thu Jul 16 2015

Greens claim win but more action needed on plastic bags

Sat Jul 18 2015

Government must act to fix ACC rot

Thu Jul 23 2015

Compromised charter board should go

Fri Jul 24 2015

Sick New Zealanders will pay under John Key’s TPPA

Tue Jul 28 2015

Government delay in Māori Language week an embarrassment

Wed Jul 29 2015

Government can support Māori Language Month

Mon Aug 03 2015

Report shows Govt is letting down the most vulnerable Kiwis

Mon Aug 03 2015

Time right for moratorium on dairy conversions

Mon Aug 10 2015

National pushing students further into debt and distress

Thu Aug 13 2015

Solar bill will help power NZ’s transition to green economy

Thu Aug 13 2015

Hekia Parata has broken her word

Fri Aug 14 2015

Govt must turn concern over dairy conversions into action

Sat Aug 15 2015

Government needs to get its story straight on Landcorp

Mon Aug 17 2015

Govt needs to rule out Serco buying our state houses

Tue Sep 01 2015

Yes we can! Speech by Green Party Co-leader James Shaw

Thu Sep 03 2015

Gloriavale School teaching Victorian-era values

Mon Sep 21 2015

Migration not enough to build sustainable economy

Mon Sep 21 2015

Govt failing Auckland commuters

Thu Sep 24 2015

Government’s hunt for oil is a dying dream

Thu Oct 01 2015

New Zealand must do more for our Pacific neighbours

Fri Oct 02 2015

Parata’s comments highlight massive holes in Govt’s plan

Fri Oct 02 2015

Charter schools evaluation reveals next to nothing

Wed Oct 07 2015

KiwiSaver withdrawals highlight growing hardship

Wed Oct 07 2015

Green Party backs mandatory captioning petition

Fri Oct 09 2015

Independent evaluation of Charter Schools needed

Fri Oct 09 2015

Stronger rules needed to protect beaches from oil spills

Sun Oct 11 2015

Government continues to deny Cantabrians democracy

Tue Oct 13 2015

High Court finds Govt in breach of OIA

Tue Oct 13 2015

Green Party praise for Helen Kelly

Wed Oct 14 2015

TPPA will hit farmers in the pocket

Wed Oct 14 2015

Govt plans to melt Antarctica!

Thu Oct 15 2015

James Shaw’s speech to the NZ Council of Trade Unions

Thu Oct 15 2015

Two dollar tax bribe at what cost?

Thu Oct 15 2015

Waikato Regional Council is sitting on its hands

Thu Oct 15 2015

New Zealanders want rivers we can swim in, not get sick in

Thu Oct 22 2015

Horrific genetic engineering of animals must stop

Fri Oct 23 2015

New evidence shows charter school experiment not working

Wed Oct 28 2015

Christchurch needs more than just the new Bus Exchange

Thu Oct 29 2015

Time to take a stand on Aussie human rights abuses

Thu Oct 29 2015

Maiden Speech – Green Party MP Marama Davidson

Thu Nov 05 2015

Kiwis must have a say on TPPA

Fri Nov 06 2015

Minimum standards needed now

Wed Nov 11 2015

Environmental decision making should not be political

Thu Nov 12 2015

Another case of pay hypocrisy from the Government

Wed Nov 18 2015

Govt must build more state houses

Wed Nov 18 2015

If the UK can ditch coal, Fonterra can too

Thu Nov 19 2015

Climate denial puts peoples’ livelihoods at risk

Fri Nov 20 2015

Green MP scoops top international prize

Fri Nov 20 2015

Links between anti-biotic resistance and herbicide

Sun Nov 22 2015

TPPA poll shows Kiwis don’t buy the Govt’s spin

Sun Nov 22 2015

Groser misleads on climate costs to justify lack of ambition

Mon Nov 23 2015

Govt needs to cut the crap and build more houses

Tue Nov 24 2015

Police censorship of crime research "an outrage"

Wed Nov 25 2015

Green Party to join the People’s Climate March

Fri Nov 27 2015

Kiwi climate marchers challenge Govt to show leadership

Sat Nov 28 2015

Govt abandons older Kiwis

Tue Dec 01 2015

Charter school experiment must stop

Wed Dec 16 2015

Greens call for an end to poisonous weedkillers

Tue Jan 19 2016

TPPA repeats Treaty of Waitangi injustices

Thu Jan 21 2016

NZers need full information about TPPA costs and trade-offs

Fri Jan 22 2016

Education and steeper fines needed to get stock out of water

Wed Jan 27 2016

Kids bear the costs of Govt’s charter school experiment

Thu Jan 28 2016

Lax response to cows in waterways

Thu Jan 28 2016

Climate change should be a factor in mine consenting process

Fri Jan 29 2016

James Shaw's Commencement Debate Speech

Tue Feb 09 2016

The Government is ripping off children with special needs

Tue Feb 09 2016

Govt needs to restore confidence in fisheries management

Wed Feb 10 2016

Gareth Hughes: Debate on Prime Minister's Statement

Thu Feb 11 2016

Aust citizenship pathway is only a good start

Fri Feb 19 2016

Recipe for Dirty Water

Sat Feb 20 2016

Asset sales cost hits $1 billion

Wed Feb 24 2016

Green Party won’t give up on the Waikato River

Wed Feb 24 2016

Key must apologise to the Jon Stephenson

Tue Mar 01 2016

Government sneaky moves push students into $15 billion debt

Wed Mar 02 2016

Green Party applauds Landcorp’s brave decision

Mon Mar 07 2016

Zero hours ban a huge win for working people and families

Tue Mar 08 2016

ECAN must take action to stop waterways from drying up

Fri Mar 11 2016

Assessments for dyslexia should be state funded

Mon Mar 14 2016

Water quality report card shows Government still in denial

Wed Mar 23 2016

Govt must stop eroding family payments

Wed Mar 30 2016

Minister must intervene in river silt disaster

Wed Mar 30 2016

Health Minister out of step on drug law

Thu Mar 31 2016

Secrecy about Christchurch rebuild needs to end

Fri Apr 08 2016

TPPA timeframe cut exposes Govt’s predetermined agenda

Fri Apr 08 2016

Movie jobs crash despite National’s backroom promises

Wed Apr 13 2016

Catherine Delahunty to speak at bottled water rally

Fri Apr 15 2016

Greens support Ashburton locals’ call on water bottling

Sat Apr 16 2016

Urgent nationwide inquiry into mental health services needed

Sun Apr 17 2016

Green MPs kick off national tertiary tour in Auckland

Tue Apr 26 2016

Minister’s target put above giving kids the best start

Tue May 03 2016

More unemployed people is a Government failure

Wed May 04 2016

Housing crisis will lead to more Aucklanders sleeping rough

Mon May 09 2016

Kiwis still in the dark over non-resident housing speculator

Tue May 10 2016

ECan failing Canterbury’s rivers and lakes

Fri May 13 2016

Housing crisis demands urgent action

Mon May 16 2016

Twice as many fish caught as industry claimed

Mon May 16 2016

MPI in denial about under-reporting of fishing catch

Tue May 17 2016

Govt should wipe housing debt as Minister caught fibbing

Wed May 18 2016

Greens call on Bill English to stop ‘disciplining’ HNZ

Fri May 20 2016

More charter schools not the answer

Fri May 20 2016

National’s latest short-sighted housing scheme

Wed May 25 2016

Government cuts Warm-Up programme that saves lives

Thu May 26 2016

Green Party Co-leader James Shaw's 2016 Budget Speech

Thu May 26 2016

Will National’s eighth budget finally show some vision?

Thu May 26 2016

Budget 2016 opts for future tax cuts over real investment

Fri May 27 2016

Creative accounting can’t hide DOC budget cuts

Mon May 30 2016

Govt must stop blaming and start building

Mon May 30 2016

More money, not lip service, needed

Mon May 30 2016

Suspend charter schools, not students

Wed Jun 01 2016

One in 100 New Zealanders homeless under National’s watch

Fri Jun 03 2016

James Shaw AGM speech – Change starts now

Sat Jun 04 2016

Green Party launches a campaign to fight for our rivers

Sun Jun 05 2016

I am the River, and the River is me

Sun Jun 05 2016

Government should stop joking about homelessness

Tue Jun 07 2016

Kiwi values are respect and kindness, not judgement

Tue Jun 14 2016

Government must raise the age of youth justice

Wed Jun 15 2016

Govt looks set to repeat TPPA mistakes with RCEP

Thu Jun 16 2016

Green MP Marama Davidson to sleep in her car tonight

Thu Jun 16 2016

ECan failing to check risky environmental activities

Mon Jun 20 2016

Community sector under huge strain

Thu Jun 23 2016

Government needs to step in to feed the kids

Thu Jun 23 2016

MFAT inquiry report shows true cost of public sector cuts

Thu Jun 23 2016

Green team launches Wellington local government campaign

Mon Jun 27 2016

National giving up on rail in Auckland

Mon Jun 27 2016

Greens to table Easter trading hours petition

Tue Jun 28 2016

Green Party calls for stop to shady water bottling deal

Thu Jun 30 2016

Green MP to speak on anniversary of nuclear weapons decision

Thu Jul 07 2016

Green MPs to sleep rough for charity

Thu Jul 07 2016

Greens congratulate Ashburton for saving their clean water

Mon Jul 11 2016

Lecture by US Professor on aggression and international law

Mon Jul 11 2016

Feed and house Kiwi kids properly to fix education

Tue Jul 12 2016

Govt must act before longfin eels disappear

Wed Jul 13 2016

Rising house prices shut more first-home buyers out

Fri Jul 15 2016

‘Charter schools for babies’ a bad deal for Kiwi kids

Mon Jul 18 2016

Greens to launch bold Wellington transport plan

Mon Jul 18 2016

New research supports Greens’ climate tax switch

Mon Jul 18 2016

PM must raise West Papua in today’s Indonesia talks

Mon Jul 18 2016

Smith’s next step must be housing action

Wed Jul 20 2016

Green MP to join Women’s Peace Flotilla

Fri Jul 22 2016

Government avoiding building houses at every turn

Mon Jul 25 2016

Predator-free NZ welcome, will take more than lip service

Mon Jul 25 2016

Minister can take big step to save babies’ lives

Tue Jul 26 2016

Property speculators’ paradise continues under National

Tue Jul 26 2016

Storm damage highlights need for Govt action on rising seas

Tue Jul 26 2016

Green candidates sign VUWSA student-friendly city pledge

Sun Jul 31 2016

Stricter controls needed on fishing industry

Mon Aug 01 2016

Government wahakura backtrack a win for families

Wed Aug 03 2016

Green Party launches proposal for re-imagining our Cities

Wed Aug 03 2016

Green Party Bill puts renters’ rights on the agenda

Thu Aug 11 2016

Broken safety net for beneficiaries

Fri Aug 12 2016

Govt needs to walk the talk on climate deal

Wed Aug 17 2016

Govt can’t take credit for Olympics captioning

Thu Aug 18 2016

Govt must set the ethical standard on KiwiSaver investments

Thu Aug 18 2016

Green Party congratulates Kingi Tūheitia

Fri Aug 19 2016

Has the Govt lost its moral compass?

Fri Aug 19 2016

Online charter schools not the answer

Tue Aug 23 2016

Survey shows sense on housing affordability

Tue Aug 23 2016

Number of homeless working people a national shame

Wed Aug 24 2016

Govt backing land bankers, not house builders

Mon Aug 29 2016

Govt caught acting unethically over cluster bomb investments

Mon Aug 29 2016

Axing social work awards betrays investment approach

Fri Sep 02 2016

Kevin Hague to leave Parliament

Mon Sep 05 2016

One million reasons to change the Government

Tue Sep 06 2016

Vulnerable youth need justice reform

Mon Sep 12 2016

Greens call on Minister to call in new polluting power plant

Fri Sep 16 2016

MPI must stop letting commercial fishers off the hook

Fri Sep 16 2016

Syrian families need resettlement, not rhetoric

Wed Sep 21 2016

Disastrous Corrections Department needs an overhaul

Fri Sep 23 2016

Minister Tolley fails Kiwi kids twice in a week

Sun Sep 25 2016

Green Party announces portfolio changes

Thu Sep 29 2016

Havelock North outbreak raises big questions

Sun Oct 02 2016

Government can and must target child poverty

Mon Oct 03 2016

Unsustainable PKE should not be imported into NZ

Mon Oct 03 2016

Apartment buyers’ dreams crushed while Govt stands by

Tue Oct 11 2016

Children let down by MIA Minister

Fri Oct 14 2016

Kids need support, not turfing out

Mon Oct 17 2016

National's infrastructure plan irresponsible, short-sighted

Fri Oct 21 2016

Deadline looming for power plant decision

Sun Oct 23 2016

Young people forced to wait for mental health help

Sun Oct 23 2016

Families depend on Govt supporting the community sector

Wed Oct 26 2016

Govt’s housing plans ring hollow

Wed Oct 26 2016

Throwing and dragging of calves has to end

Wed Oct 26 2016

Why so secret on palm oil, Minister?

Mon Oct 31 2016

Handover of petition calling for visual fire alarms

Wed Nov 02 2016

Metiria Turei awarded for her work on Māori hauora

Fri Nov 04 2016

No more excuses – climate action starts today

Fri Nov 04 2016

Kids at risk due to Government ECE push

Sun Nov 06 2016

New data shows National’s two-track economy

Tue Nov 08 2016

NZ climate response slammed as ‘inadequate’, again

Fri Nov 11 2016

Hypertargeting misses the point of public education

Fri Nov 18 2016

Greens plan to get more low-income Kiwis into their own home

Sat Nov 19 2016

Families let down by Education Select Committee report

Sun Nov 20 2016

Ask for Choice palm oil campaign handover at Parliament

Mon Nov 21 2016

Bill to help young people into home ownership launched

Fri Nov 25 2016

Gareth Hughes to launch housing Member’s Bill today

Fri Nov 25 2016

Education system failing kids with high learning needs

Tue Nov 29 2016

Green Party Members’ Bills pulled from ballot

Thu Dec 01 2016

Govt’s big plan for Auckland housing missing the target

Mon Dec 05 2016

Govt seeking overseas buyers for Christchurch state homes

Wed Dec 07 2016

Fixing National’s housing crisis must be a top priority

Mon Dec 12 2016

National must act now to stop workplace abuse

Wed Dec 14 2016

Green Party MPs not seeking re-election

Thu Dec 15 2016

MPI must stop letting commercial fishers off the hook

Tue Dec 20 2016

Green Party to stand in Mt Albert by-election

Fri Dec 23 2016

More burning ethical questions for Steven Joyce

Mon Jan 16 2017

Teacher shortages inevitable with rising house prices

Tue Jan 31 2017

Green Party to create plan for universal te reo Māori

Wed Feb 01 2017

Two-tier immigration system sends students packing

Fri Feb 03 2017

Change of Govt key to ending child poverty

Wed Feb 08 2017

Real cost of living reveals unbalanced NZ economy

Thu Feb 09 2017

Govt backtracking on housing as prices rise

Tue Feb 14 2017

Wild fires a sign of things to come

Tue Feb 14 2017

Rail line could run from capital to north of Waikanae

Fri Feb 17 2017

Ash Holwell named Green candidate for Whangarei electorate

Sat Feb 18 2017

Short reprieve for nine Indian students

Sat Feb 18 2017

National response to Learning Inquiry an F for fail

Fri Feb 24 2017

Green Party launches Member’s Bill to protect our freshwater

Sun Feb 26 2017

Julie Anne Genter proud to have worked with the people

Sun Feb 26 2017

Govt action needed if mums are to be paid more

Tue Feb 28 2017

Nick Smith looks other way on environmental breaches

Tue Feb 28 2017

Another National housing failure

Mon Mar 06 2017

We have a Bill to solve her problem

Tue Mar 07 2017

Unaffordable housing sends teachers packing from Auckland

Fri Mar 10 2017

Government policies forcing disabled people into damp houses

Wed Mar 15 2017

Radical recommendations no roadmap for tertiary education

Tue Mar 21 2017

Tāmaki residents deserve stability, not social housing sales

Tue Mar 21 2017

2017 candidates for 3 North Shore electorates selected

Fri Mar 24 2017

New research shows real impact of National’s health cuts

Fri Mar 24 2017

Green Party selects Jo Wrigley for Hamilton West electorate

Fri Mar 31 2017

First campaign for election year – a new look for the Greens

Tue Apr 04 2017

Housing crisis hitting students hard

Thu Apr 06 2017

Green Party selects Philippa Stevenson as Waikato candidate

Tue Apr 11 2017

Report strengthens case for Green housing policy

Wed Apr 12 2017

Caregivers win historic pay battle

Tue Apr 18 2017

Barbaric treatment of children needs to cease

Thu Apr 27 2017

Conservation Minister picking a fight over more mining

Tue May 02 2017

Broken housing market at the heart of unbalanced economy

Thu May 04 2017

Government still MIA on mental health

Thu May 04 2017

New power plant makes mockery of climate change goals

Thu May 04 2017

Reserve Bank reveals threat to first home buyers

Sun May 07 2017

Rent-to-buy a solution to unaffordable housing

Thu May 11 2017

National’s housing policy too little, too late

Tue May 16 2017

Having teachers in classrooms will need a plan

Wed May 17 2017

Budget a disappointment for Auckland

Thu May 25 2017

James Shaw's 2017 Budget Response Speech

Thu May 25 2017

Official advice shows rents could rise following Budget

Mon May 29 2017

More cowboy behaviour in Wild West rental market

Wed May 31 2017

Greens Co-leader in comprehensive tour of Whangarei

Thu Jun 01 2017

Green Party welcomes move on cannabis, will do more

Fri Jun 02 2017

Teacher Aides aren't treated fairly, says Ash Holwell

Wed Jun 07 2017

Medicinal cannabis finally on Parliament’s agenda

Thu Jun 08 2017

Speech: Shaw - Federation of Multicultural Councils AGM

Sat Jul 01 2017

Author Gordon McLauchlan supports Green Party

Fri Jul 07 2017

Greens will fight Ruahine law change

Fri Jul 07 2017

Green Party will ensure clean, safe drinking water

Sun Jul 09 2017

Speech: Shaw - Party AGM: Green Infrastructure Fund

Sat Jul 15 2017

Green Party will lift families out of poverty

Sun Jul 16 2017

Speech: Turei - Mending the Safety Net

Sun Jul 16 2017

Benefit sanctions on the rise under National

Thu Jul 20 2017

Children sick because of state of NZ’s housing

Thu Jul 20 2017

National’s housing crisis worsens

Fri Jul 21 2017

Local ratepayers need central government action on climate

Sun Jul 23 2017

New Zealand the most homeless country in the world?

Sun Jul 23 2017

Poorest New Zealanders struggling to pay for housing

Tue Jul 25 2017

NZ authorities ignoring the experts on health risk - report

Thu Jul 27 2017

Green Party Co-Leader Metiria Turei resigns as Co-leader

Wed Aug 09 2017

Green Party Welcomes Labour’s Commitment to Clean Up Rivers

Wed Aug 09 2017

Greens will stop destructive sea-bed mining in whale habitat

Thu Aug 10 2017

Green Party Concerns Over Order of Drinking Water Assessors

Fri Aug 11 2017

Learning support needs proper support

Fri Aug 11 2017

Free public transport for students and under-19s

Mon Aug 21 2017

We can end poverty, clean up our rivers, and tackle climate

Wed Aug 23 2017

Greens announce light rail for the Capital in a decade

Thu Aug 24 2017

Greens plan for largest-ever marine mammal sanctuary

Tue Aug 29 2017

Parental leave policy leaves kids in need behind

Tue Aug 29 2017

Plan to ensure all Kiwi kids can participate fully in school

Thu Aug 31 2017

New coastal hazards report reveals inconvenient truths

Sun Sep 03 2017

Greens Commit to Rebuilding Napier-Gisborne Rail Line

Mon Sep 04 2017

Punitive benefit plan will force more into poverty

Wed Sep 06 2017

Greens setting a hot pace on campuses around NZ

Fri Sep 08 2017

Greens announce free counselling for young people

Mon Sep 11 2017

Green Party to announce student support plan

Tue Sep 12 2017

Greens support rainbow diversity in our schools

Tue Sep 12 2017

Green Party Announces a Better Deal for Students

Wed Sep 13 2017

Greens: te reo Māori in all schools by 2030

Thu Sep 14 2017

Greens announce Christchurch rapid public transport project

Fri Sep 15 2017

Greens welcome cage-free commitment from Foodstuffs

Thu Sep 21 2017

Shaw: Climate change, the future of work, and pay equity

Thu Oct 26 2017

Chloe Swarbrick maiden speech

Wed Nov 15 2017

Greens support Wellington rail network workers

Thu Nov 16 2017

Greens celebrate passage of Healthy Homes Bill

Thu Nov 30 2017

Green Party State of the Planet speech 2018

Thu Jan 25 2018

Salvation Army report highlights need for urgent action

Wed Feb 14 2018

Thousands of Kiwis to benefit from Election Access Fund Bill

Thu Feb 22 2018

Oil and gas decision historic day for New Zealand

Thu Apr 12 2018

Green Party Co-leader Marama Davidson 2018 Budget speech

Thu May 17 2018

Green Party welcomes HNZ fronting on meth testing scandal

Wed Jun 06 2018

Clean, green transport turbo charged

Fri Aug 31 2018

Greens: Education Amendment Bill must protect student voice

Tue Sep 11 2018

Tackling the mental health crisis in Aotearoa

Sun Oct 07 2018

Legalise safe drug testing before summer festival season

Sun Oct 14 2018

Green Party welcome investment in education

Sun Nov 04 2018

Green Party welcome Tomorrow Schools Taskforce report

Fri Dec 07 2018

Free mental health support for youth in Porirua

Mon Feb 11 2019

Drug Safety Checking at Otago University Orientation Week

Tue Feb 19 2019

National Pick Landlord Profits Over Sick Kids

Mon Feb 25 2019

National shouldn’t stop the will of the people on MMP

Tue Mar 05 2019

Gun control welcomed by Greens

Thu Mar 21 2019

Ngāi Tahu Representation Bill would have been a step forward

Wed Apr 03 2019

More Free Mental Health Support for Young People

Mon May 06 2019

Budget Speech - James Shaw

Thu May 30 2019

Green team line up announced for Wellington elections

Thu Jun 06 2019

Review of live animal exports needed

Tue Jun 11 2019

Green candidates for the Whau Local Board

Sat Aug 03 2019

Speech: James Shaw - Green Party AGM 2019

Sat Aug 03 2019

Greens to focus on supporting New Zealanders who rent

Sun Aug 04 2019

Speech: Marama Davidson - Green Party AGM

Sun Aug 04 2019

Green Party seek to strengthen Electoral Amendment bill

Tue Aug 06 2019

New research links poor housing to hospital admissions

Thu Aug 15 2019

Food in Schools: caring for our children’s future

Thu Aug 29 2019

Green Party welcomes interest rate caps on loan sharks

Tue Sep 03 2019

Green Party announce plan to extend the voting age

Fri Sep 27 2019

Green Party welcome Behrouz Boochani to New Zealand

Fri Nov 15 2019

Final Christmas of suffering for many New Zealanders

Wed Dec 18 2019

Green Party welcome festival drug checking research

Wed Dec 18 2019

Marama Davidson's State of the Planet speech

Tue Jan 28 2020

Green Party Selects Teanau Tuiono For The Palmerston North Electorate; Joe Boon For Rangitikei

Wed Feb 12 2020

James Shaw – Ministerial Statement On State Of National Emergency And Epidemic Notice

Wed Mar 25 2020

Support For Christchurch’s Youth With Dedicated Mental Health Services At Canterbury University

Sat Apr 25 2020

COVID-19 Recovery: Greens Call For Investment In People And Nature

Sun Apr 26 2020

Budget 2020: Huge Investment In Green Nature Based Jobs Jump Starts Sustainable COVID Recovery

Thu May 14 2020

Investment In Housing Gives More People Access To The Home They Deserve

Thu May 14 2020

Greens Work To Secure Inquiry Into Wild West Student Accommodation Sector

Wed May 27 2020

Socially Progressive Green Change Is Priority For Green Party Candidate For Pakuranga

Mon Jun 15 2020

Green Party Launches Local 2020 Election Campaign

Fri Jun 26 2020

Green Party Proposes Transformational Poverty Action Plan

Sun Jun 28 2020

Greens Welcome Huge New Investment In Sustainable Projects

Wed Jul 01 2020

Greens Call For Guaranteed Minimum Income To Alleviate Skyrocketing Debt With MSD

Thu Jul 02 2020

Green Party Unveils Clean Energy Plan

Sun Jul 12 2020

Guaranteed Minimum Income Needed To Cushion Impact Of Growing Underemployment

Wed Aug 05 2020

James Shaw Adjournment Speech

Thu Aug 06 2020

Speech: Marama Davidson: Homes For All

Sun Aug 09 2020

Greens Call For Students To Be Lifted Out Of Poverty With Guaranteed Minimum Income

Fri Aug 21 2020

James Shaw On Green School

Tue Sep 01 2020

Lobby Group Advice To Keep Homes Cold Until After Election Day Dangerous

Mon Sep 07 2020

Labour’s Energy Policy Shows Progress, But More Action Needed To Protect The Planet

Thu Sep 10 2020

Government Must Walk The Talk On Commitment To Te Reo Māori

Mon Sep 14 2020

Greens To Protect Aotearoa’s Oceans

Sun Sep 20 2020

Thriving Oceans: Speech by Marama Davidson

Sun Sep 20 2020

Greens Call For A Bus Lane To Bypass Congestion On Harbour Bridge

Mon Sep 21 2020

Healthy, Affordable Homes A Green Party Priority For Wellington

Fri Sep 25 2020

Greens Announce Bold Plan To Ensure NZ Transport Tackles Climate Change

Tue Sep 29 2020

Greens Welcome Labour Housing Plan, Will Push To Clear Public Housing Waiting List In Five Years

Fri Oct 02 2020

Greens Commit To Protecting Kauri

Sun Oct 04 2020

Greens Lay Down Plan To Ensure Everyone In Dunedin Has What They Need

Tue Oct 06 2020

Greens Would Go Further And Faster For Kauri Protection

Fri Oct 09 2020

Greens Promise Continued Action To Reduce Mental Health Waiting Times

Sat Oct 10 2020

Green Party MP Gareth Hughes Postal Votes From Island

Mon Oct 12 2020

Greens Close Campaign With COVID-19 Recovery Pitch

Wed Oct 14 2020

Greens Only Party With Plan To Meet Scale Of Climate Challenge

Thu Oct 15 2020

Green Party Announce Portfolio Reshuffle With Talented And Energised Caucus Team

Mon Nov 23 2020

Government Should Fix COVID-19 Leave Loophole Before Summer Seasonal Work Starts

Fri Dec 04 2020

Air NZ’s Possible Assistance To Saudi Military Ships Committing Atrocities In Yemen Appalling

Mon Feb 08 2021

Greens Announce 4 Point Plan To Stop Runaway Housing Crisis

Wed Mar 17 2021

We Have A Poverty Crisis In New Zealand, We Need To Do More

Wed Mar 31 2021

Tinkering Around The Edges Won’t Cut It For Families Struggling To Survive

Tue Apr 20 2021

Launching Petition Calling For Labour To Reverse Public Sector Wage Suppression On Our Nurses, Teachers, DOC Workers

Fri May 07 2021

Student Accommodation Inquiry Recommends Proactive Transparency, Independent Dispute Resolution Process

Thu May 13 2021

Greens Welcome Matariki Public Holiday Date, Now We Must Build This Significant Time Into Our Education System

Fri Jul 02 2021

Green Party AGM 2021 - Speech By Co-leader James Shaw

Mon Aug 09 2021

Auckland Central MP Welcomes New COVID-19 Walk-in Testing Centre In Auckland’s City Centre

Tue Aug 24 2021

Auckland Central MP welcomes City Rail Link hardship scheme

Fri Sep 03 2021

Auckland Central MP welcomes relocated vaccination centre

Mon Sep 06 2021

Greens call for immediate student support, launches petition

Wed Sep 08 2021

Greens Call For All Birth Injuries To Be Covered By ACC, Launch Open Letter

Thu Sep 16 2021

Government Should Cover All Birth Injuries And Trauma

Tue Sep 28 2021

Extend Transitional Medicinal Cannabis Standards To Ease Patients’ Suffering

Thu Sep 30 2021

Pathways To Residency A Win For Green Party

Thu Sep 30 2021

Govt Plan Risks Vulnerable Communities

Mon Oct 04 2021

Equitable Financial Support Urgently Needed To Combat COVID Outbreak

Mon Oct 18 2021

New Research Reinforces Urgency To End Conversion Practices

Wed Oct 20 2021

Sector Calls For Major Changes To ACC Operations

Wed Oct 27 2021

Boosting Housing And Clean Transport Only Realistic Option For LGWM

Mon Nov 01 2021

More Needed To Support Families To Make Ends Meet

Sat Nov 06 2021

National’s Education Plan Puts Kids And Communities At Risk

Wed Nov 10 2021

Auckland Border Should Remain In Place For Now

Wed Nov 17 2021

No New Mines: It’s Time To Uphold Your Promise

Thu Dec 02 2021

Green Party Celebrates Better Support For Birth Injuries

Wed Dec 15 2021

Build Auckland Light Rail For Benefit Of Everyone

Fri Jan 28 2022

Income Insurance Scheme Risks Embedding A Two-tier System

Wed Feb 02 2022

Open Border In A Safe And Equitable Way

Thu Feb 03 2022

Urgently Increase Public Housing Now

Wed Feb 16 2022

Protect At-risk Communities As Borders Open

Mon Feb 28 2022

Greens Support Resettlement And Support For Ukrainian Refugees

Tue Mar 01 2022

Green Party Supports Allied Health Workers

Fri Mar 04 2022

Support Local Growers To Provide An Abundance Of Food

Tue Mar 08 2022

Direct Payments, Instead Of Fossil Fuel Subsidies

Mon Mar 14 2022

Test To Stay And Free N95 Masks Needed In Schools

Wed Mar 16 2022

Stronger COVID Protections Needed In Schools

Tue Mar 22 2022

Urgent Action Needed To Protect Communities

Wed Mar 23 2022

Break Up Supermarket Duopoly And Guarantee Liveable Incomes

Wed Mar 30 2022

Greens Write To PM To Call For Rent Controls

Thu Apr 07 2022

Greens Partner With Student Unions To Launch People’s Inquiry Into Student Wellbeing

Tue Apr 12 2022

Liveable Incomes And Rent Controls, Now

Wed Apr 13 2022

Future Of West Papuan Students More Secure

Thu Apr 14 2022

UNDRIP – Let’s Get On With It

Fri Apr 22 2022

Schools Need COVID-19 Plan For Winter

Tue May 24 2022

Inquiry Into COVID-19 Economic Response Necessary

Wed May 25 2022

Petition Calls On Auckland Mayor To Pedestrianise Queen Street

Tue Jun 14 2022

Testing Removal Means Domestic Protections Needed

Fri Jun 17 2022

Support Workers Deserve Better Pay

Wed Jun 22 2022

Make N95 Masks Free For Everyone

Fri Jul 08 2022

Rent Controls And Income Boost Essential For Kids’ Wellbeing

Fri Jul 08 2022

Alcohol Action Is Suicide Prevention - MPs Must Act

Fri Jul 15 2022

Bold Solutions Needed To Ease Inflation Pressures

Mon Jul 18 2022

Inquiry Reveals Thousands Of Students Living In Poverty

Tue Jul 19 2022

Greens Back Taihoa Call On Oranga Tamariki Bill

Wed Jul 27 2022

NZ First Foundation Loophole Must Be Closed At Select Committee

Thu Jul 28 2022

Wider Scope For Birth Injuries Bill Celebrated

Thu Jul 28 2022

Govt Must Wipe Debt To MSD As Part Of 'Cost Of Living’ Response

Mon Aug 01 2022

Green Party Welcomes New Report Critiquing OT Oversight Bill

Tue Aug 02 2022

Welfare Is About Support, Not Sanctions

Sun Aug 07 2022

Time To Transform Care And Support For Disabled People

Wed Aug 10 2022

Food Prices Demand Urgent Action

Fri Aug 12 2022

Greens Welcome Review Of RSE, But Urge Govt To Start Right Now

Thu Aug 18 2022

Supermarket Reform Must Be One Step Of Many

Wed Aug 24 2022

Trust Betrayed With Passing Of OT Bill

Wed Aug 24 2022

Urgent Need For More Food Support

Tue Sep 13 2022

Green Party Welcomes Landmark Commitments From Health Sector For ADHD Progress

Sun Sep 18 2022

No Excuses, Minister: We Need Mandatory Pay Gap Reporting Right Now

Thu Sep 22 2022

Report Shows Urgent Need To Fix Wealth Inequality

Thu Sep 22 2022

Birth Injuries Bill Celebrated - Next Step, Full Cover

Tue Sep 27 2022

Govt’s Migrant Worker Plan An Ambulance At The Bottom Of The Cliff

Thu Sep 29 2022

Green Party Launch Child Poverty Campaign

Thu Sep 29 2022

Greens Back Uni Strikes And Call On Hipkins To Bring Sector To The Table

Thu Oct 06 2022

Urgent Support Needed To Help People Eat

Thu Oct 13 2022

Redesign The Tax System To Work For Everyone

Tue Oct 18 2022

Benefit Stats Show Urgent Need To Wipe Work And Income Debt

Thu Oct 20 2022

Green Pressure Helps Keep Check On Commercial Fishing

Tue Oct 25 2022

Green Proposals To Tax Excess Corporate Profit

Sun Oct 30 2022

RBNZ Report Strengthens Case For Excess Profit Tax And More Income Support

Wed Nov 02 2022

Luxon Risks Burning Down Five Years Of Climate Progress

Thu Nov 03 2022

Greens Call On Education Minister To Bring Tertiary Sector To The Table

Tue Nov 08 2022

Don’t Let Open Banking Close The Door On Action To Address Excess Profit

Thu Nov 10 2022

Bold Action Needed On Food Prices And Supermarket Profits

Fri Nov 11 2022

Healthy Homes For All Means A WOF And Landlord Register

Tue Nov 22 2022

Case For Excess Profit Tax On Banks Clearer Than Ever

Wed Nov 23 2022

Govt Must Grant Visa Waivers To All Pacific Countries

Thu Dec 08 2022

Green MPs Write Directly To Grand Ayatollah Khamenei Of Iran

Mon Jan 09 2023

Urgent Action Needed To Support Families

Wed Jan 25 2023

Green Party Announces Candidate For Dunedin Electorate

Sat Feb 04 2023

Green Party Announces Candidate For Taieri Electorate

Mon Feb 20 2023

Green Party Announces Lan Pham As Candidate For Banks Peninsula Electorate

Tue Feb 21 2023

Govt Must Urgently Wipe MSD Debt

Mon Feb 27 2023

Tax The Banks

Mon Feb 27 2023

Historic Oceans Treaty A Wake-up Call For Aotearoa

Sun Mar 05 2023

Greens Launch Submission Guide For Auckland Council Budget

Wed Mar 08 2023

Bold Action Needed To Help People Eat

Mon Mar 13 2023

Green Party Co-leader James Shaw's State Of The Planet Speech, 2023

Mon Mar 20 2023

Child Poverty Stats Show Need For Action

Thu Mar 23 2023

Green Party Announces Environmental Lawyer Teall Crossen As Candidate For The Nelson Electorate

Thu Mar 23 2023

Greens Ask Auckland MPs Across Party Lines To Speak Up On Council Budget Proposals

Thu Mar 23 2023

National’s Education Policy Gets An F

Thu Mar 23 2023

Green Party Announces Benjamin Doyle As Candidate For Hamilton West

Fri Mar 24 2023

Green Party Announces Disability Advocate Neelu Jennings As The Candidate For The Hutt South Electorate

Mon Mar 27 2023

Continued Strikes Show Need For Bold Action

Wed Mar 29 2023

Green Party Announces Mike Davidson As Candidate For Ilam Electorate

Tue Apr 11 2023

Freshwater Crisis Needs Stronger Government Action

Wed Apr 12 2023

Green Party Announces Dr Lawrence Xu-Nan As Candidate For Epsom Electorate

Wed Apr 12 2023

Green Party Announces Sahra Ahmed As Candidate For Christchurch East

Fri Apr 14 2023

Green Party Announces Sahra Ahmed As Candidate For Christchurch East

Sun Apr 16 2023

Lower North Island Rail On The Right Track, But More Investment Needed

Sat Apr 29 2023

Budget 2023 Falls Short Of What’s Needed

Thu May 18 2023

Budget 2023: Green Initiative Addresses Both Climate And Inequality

Thu May 18 2023

Budget 2023: Greens On Board With More Affordable Buses And Trains

Thu May 18 2023

ECE Extension Green Win Nearly 10 Years In The Making

Thu May 18 2023

Enough Posturing, Let’s Get On And Build Enough Public Housing

Wed May 24 2023

Green Party’s new Income Guarantee for every New Zealander

Sun Jun 11 2023

Greens Income Guarantee Is Needed More Than Ever

Wed Jun 14 2023

Income Guarantee A Clear And Immediate Solution To Prod Comm Findings

Tue Jun 20 2023

Market Study Welcome, But Govt Can Act Now

Tue Jun 20 2023

On Historic Day, Greens Call On Aotearoa To Step Up For Oceans

Tue Jun 20 2023

Concerns As People Most Likely To Be Exploited Are Left Out Of Pathways To Residency

Wed Jun 21 2023

Green Party Launches Income Guarantee Calculator

Thu Jun 22 2023

Tertiary Lifeline Buys Time To Get Model Right

Tue Jun 27 2023

Green Party Makes Pledge To Renters

Sun Jul 02 2023

Green Party AGM 2023: James Shaw’s Speech

Sat Jul 08 2023

Green Party AGM 2023: Marama Davidson’s Speech

Sun Jul 09 2023

Green Party Launches Vision For The Next Government

Sun Jul 09 2023

Fair Tax Changes Have Never Been More Urgent

Wed Jul 12 2023

Food Prices Another Clear Example Of Why Tax Changes Are Urgent

Thu Jul 13 2023

Greens Urge All Political Parties To Support Amendment To Ban Big Pharma Ads

Tue Jul 18 2023

Change The Tax System To Support Struggling Households

Wed Jul 19 2023

A New Life For St. James Theatre

Sat Jul 22 2023

James Shaw's Speech At The Green Party 2023 Campaign Launch

Sun Jul 23 2023

Marama Davidson’s Speech At The Green Party 2023 Campaign Launch

Sun Jul 23 2023

Tell Us The Tooth: Green Party Asks Aotearoa To Tell Their Dental Care Stories

Tue Jul 25 2023

Green Party Launches Bill To Protect Marine Mammals

Thu Jul 27 2023

You *wood* Not Believe It: Greens Secure Win For Urban Trees

Wed Aug 02 2023

Green Party Promises Free Dental For All

Sun Aug 06 2023

Marama Davidson Free Dental For All Speech

Sun Aug 06 2023

A Comparison Between The Green Party’s And Labour’s Family Support

Sun Aug 13 2023

Clean Power Payment – James Shaw Speech

Sun Aug 13 2023

Saving the planet and saving money, it’s as easy as more Green MPs

Sun Aug 13 2023

The Green Party Announces Rick Bazeley As The Candidate For Whangārei

Wed Aug 16 2023

Climate Safe Communities - James Shaw Speech

Sun Aug 27 2023

Crumbs From The Property Speculator’s Table

Wed Aug 30 2023

National Needs To Come Clean About Climate Cuts

Thu Aug 31 2023

Greens Welcome Launch Of Te Ohu Tāmaki And Challenges Other Parties On Housing

Wed Sep 06 2023

State Of Books Makes Clear Case For Wealth Tax

Tue Sep 12 2023

Green Party Confirms Plan For Five Weeks Annual Leave

Sat Sep 16 2023

Free School Lunches Paid For With A Wealth Tax

Tue Sep 19 2023

Clean Power Payment The Smartest Way Forward To Reduce Emissions And Bills

Wed Sep 20 2023

Every Party Needs To Step Up On School Lunches

Fri Sep 22 2023

Only The Greens Will Deliver A Fair Amnesty For Overstayers

Sat Sep 23 2023

People Need A Government That Will Build Many More Homes

Sun Sep 24 2023

Green Party Will End Child Poverty

Tue Sep 26 2023

National's Welfare Policy Is Cruel

Tue Sep 26 2023

Green Party Will Guarantee Every Student An Allowance Of $385 Per Week

Mon Oct 02 2023

Only The Green Party Will Build Houses At The Scale Aotearoa Needs

Wed Oct 04 2023

Greens Welcome New Marine Reserves For South East Otago

Thu Oct 05 2023

Only The Green Party Will Make Life Better For Renters

Fri Oct 06 2023

Greens Back Striking Teachers

Wed Nov 08 2023

Green Party A Strong Opposition To Divisive Government

Fri Nov 24 2023

Green Party Unveils Portfolio Spokespeople For The 54th Parliament

Wed Nov 29 2023

The Future Of Aotearoa Is At Stake

Wed Nov 29 2023

Government Turning Its Back On Working People

Wed Dec 13 2023

Energy Giants Treating Households Like Cash Machines

Thu Dec 14 2023

Govt Slams On The Brakes Of Climate Action

Thu Dec 14 2023

Luxon’s Free Pass To The Fossil Fuel Industry Needs To Be Stopped

Thu Dec 14 2023

Public Transport And Housing Must Be Prioritised From Remnants Of Let's Get Wellington Moving

Sun Dec 17 2023

Govt Gets Its Priorities All Wrong With Kāinga Ora Review

Mon Dec 18 2023

Cold Climate Cuts For Christmas

Wed Dec 20 2023

Govt Trashing Nature For Its Industry Mates

Wed Dec 20 2023

Knowingly Cruel, Govt Makes Aotearoa A More Precarious Place For Working People

Thu Dec 21 2023

Statement From The Co-leaders Of The Green Party On The Resignation Of Golriz Ghahraman

Tue Jan 16 2024

James Shaw Announces Resignation

Tue Jan 30 2024

Income Support For Unemployed Must Be Urgently Increased

Wed Feb 07 2024

Alex Foulkes To Stand For Green Party Co-Leader

Sat Feb 10 2024

National Govt Will Make More People Poorer

Sun Feb 11 2024

Fast-track Submissions Period Must Be Extended

Fri Apr 19 2024

Surprise: Landlord Tax Cuts Don’t Trickle Down

Tue Apr 30 2024

No-cause Evictions Leave No Hope For Renters

Thu May 16 2024

Green Party Co-Leaders Full Speech: State Of The Planet: Government Must Be Guided By Values Not Money

Sun May 19 2024

Government Must Build More Public Houses, Not Find Excuses To Sell Them

Mon May 20 2024

Government Gives Nothing To Climate And Inequality Crises

Thu May 30 2024

Trickle-down Tax Cuts While The Planet And Social Contract Burns

Thu May 30 2024

March For Nature Sends Signal Government Cannot Ignore

Sat Jun 08 2024

Government To Add Oil And Gas To Climate Fire

Sun Jun 09 2024

36,000 Kiwis Send Clear Message: No More Fossil Fuels

Tue Jun 25 2024

Govt Must Listen To Experiences Of Abuse Survivors

Wed Jul 24 2024

Government Quietly Waters Down Child Poverty Targets

Thu Jul 25 2024

Green Party Co-Leader Chlöe Swarbrick's Second AGM Speech

Mon Jul 29 2024

Govt Undermines OT Frontline Services, Breaks Pledge

Wed Jul 31 2024

Govt Setting Poverty Trap With Punitive Policies

Wed Aug 07 2024

RBNZ Lowers OCR, Govt Continues 'Let Them Eat Cake’ Strategy

Wed Aug 14 2024

Greens Call On Govt To Wake Up On Child Poverty

Wed Aug 28 2024

Greens Celebrate Huge Step Forward For ADHD Community

Thu Sep 12 2024

ECE Teachers Deserve Better Than This Government

Sun Sep 15 2024

Economic Decline Further Cause For Tax Transformation

Thu Sep 19 2024

NZ Must Urgently Help Whanau In Lebanon

Wed Sep 25 2024

Trojan Horse Approach To Fast-track Projects Threatens Environment

Sun Oct 06 2024

Statement From Green Party Regarding Darleen Tana’s Removal From Parliament

Tue Oct 22 2024

Another Step Towards Pasifika Justice

Thu Oct 24 2024

Greens Call For Bottom Trawling Ban And Call Out Minister For Lacklustre Response

Fri Nov 01 2024

Coalition Govt’s Expensive Tunnel Vision For Wellington Comes At The Expense Of The Regions

Tue Nov 05 2024

Near Four-year High Unemployment Reveals Dire Need For New Direction

Wed Nov 06 2024

Green Party Calls For Conscience Vote On Treaty Principles Bill

Mon Nov 11 2024

Greens Join King’s Counsel In Calling For Treaty Principles Bill To Be Abandoned

Wed Nov 13 2024

Green Party Condemns The Passage Of Treaty Principles Bill

Thu Nov 14 2024

Power Of The People On Full Display As Hīkoi Approaches Parliament

Tue Nov 19 2024

Government Plan To Reinstate Live Animal Exports A "National Disgrace"

Wed Nov 20 2024

Maiden Statement Of Green Party MP Benjamin Doyle

Thu Nov 21 2024

Swarbrick Calls On Auckland Mayor To End Delay Of Revival Of St James Theatre

Fri Dec 06 2024

Rangatahi Voices Must Be Centred In Government’s Relationship And Sexuality Education Refresh

Tue Dec 10 2024

Govt Child Poverty Targets Allow For Increase In Poverty

Fri Dec 13 2024

Govt’s ‘free Speech’ Legislation Stokes Fear, Not Freedom

Thu Dec 19 2024

New Trade Union Launched To Promote Free Speech

Wed May 05 2021

FSU Backs Academic Freedom To Call Out Flat-earthers

Thu Jul 29 2021

Free Speech Union Welcomes Legislation To Defend Freedom Of Expression On University Campuses

Thu Oct 21 2021

Exclusive: Royal Society Is Investigating Academics For Defending Science

Wed Nov 17 2021

Free Speech Union Welcomes Vice-Chancellor’s Pivot Towards Free Speech

Wed Dec 15 2021

Research Reveals High Proportion Of Kiwi Academics Feel Unfree To Exercise Academic Freedom

Fri Apr 08 2022

Free Speech Union Releases First Annual Universities Ranking Report

Mon Aug 15 2022

Council Candidates Report Released By Free Speech Union Outlining Which Local Candidates Stand For Free Speech

Mon Sep 19 2022

Thousands Call For Parliament To Keep Terrorist Charges For Terrorist Activities And Material Only

Wed Nov 30 2022

Te Pūkenga Teaching Staff Must Have Their Academic Freedom Upheld And Affirmed

Thu Mar 16 2023

Academics Invited To Respond To Survey For Report On Academic Freedom

Wed Mar 22 2023

Research Finds Culture Of Fear Limiting Academic Freedom Across Kiwi Universities

Fri May 26 2023

Thousands Call For Teaching Council To Maintain Teacher Discretion Over Preferred Pronouns

Fri Sep 01 2023

Concerns Over Mātauranga Engagement Programme Prohibiting The Expression Of Dissenting Views

Thu Sep 28 2023

Leaked University Of Auckland Survey Confirms Again, Academic Freedom Is Under Fire

Mon Oct 02 2023

Thousands Sign Public Letter Calling For Tolerance In Debate Over Israel-Gaza Conflict

Mon Nov 13 2023

Principal’s Eligibility Shouldn’t Depend On Ideological Litmus Test

Wed Nov 22 2023

Free Speech Union Welcomes Government’s Early Steps To Defend Free Speech

Fri Nov 24 2023

Free Speech Union Releases Briefing To Incoming Government, Outlining Key Areas Of Policy To Protect Free Speech

Fri Dec 08 2023

Defendant In Posie Parker Assault Case Discharged Without Conviction, Name Suppression Granted. FSU To Appeal.

Mon Mar 04 2024

Over 2,000 Submissions In Just 24 Hours Urge Royal Commission’s COVID-19 Inquiry To Examine Speech Rights

Thu Mar 21 2024

Prominent American Journalist And Author To Tour New Zealand Universities With Free Speech Union

Thu Apr 11 2024

Free Speech Union To Hold Panel Discussion On Free Speech If Victoria University Doesn’t

Tue Apr 30 2024

Free Speech Union Urges Auckland University To Ensure Speech Rights Are Upheld At Pro-Palestinian Rally

Wed May 01 2024

Free Speech Union Proud To Be New Zealand Schools’ Debating Council 2024 Named-sponsor

Thu May 02 2024

Free Speech Union Welcomes Ethos’ Policy Guide To Schools Navigating Gender Ideology

Tue May 07 2024

Free Speech Union Launches Professional Membership For Academics To Fight ‘Culture Of Fear’ In Universities

Wed May 08 2024

Polling Shows Majority Of Kiwis Support University Funding Being Contingent On Defending Academic Freedom

Thu May 09 2024

Auckland University Releases Draft Freedom Of Expression And Academic Freedom Policy

Wed May 29 2024

University Of Auckland’s Free Speech Policy More Likely To Stifle Conversation: Free Speech Union Submits Feedback

Fri Jun 28 2024

Thousands Sign Public Letter In 24 Hours, Calling On Government To Restore Academic Freedom

Fri Jul 05 2024

Free Speech Union Applauds University Of Otago’s New Gold Standard Of Free Speech Statements

Wed Jul 10 2024

Free Speech Union Launches Professional Membership To Defend Free Speech In Law

Mon Jul 22 2024

Thousands Submit To Law Commission Consultation In Just 24 Hours, Saying ‘No’ To Speech Laws

Tue Jul 30 2024

FSU Welcomes Appointment Of Dr. Melissa Derby As Race Relations Commissioner

Fri Aug 16 2024

Free Speech Union Welcomes Comprehensive Report On Academic Freedom In New Zealand By NZI's Dr. James Kierstead

Wed Aug 21 2024

Postal Workers Union’s Calls For Censorship Must Be Challenged

Tue Aug 27 2024

Massey University Staff Survey Another Alarm Bell For Academic Freedom In New Zealand

Fri Sep 13 2024

Free Speech Union Submits In Opposition To Law Commission Consultation On Amendments To Human Rights Act

Sat Sep 14 2024

Internal AUT Law School Survey Reiterates Growing Challenges To Academic Freedom

Sun Sep 15 2024

Two Prominent Free Speech Advocates To Tour New Zealand With Free Speech Union Before End Of The Year

Mon Sep 16 2024

University of Auckland Senate rightly rejects flawed academic freedom policy after lengthy four-year development process

Sat Oct 05 2024

Waikato District Council Blocks – Just One – Advocacy Website From Staff Access

Fri Nov 29 2024

Misrepresentation Of Private Member’s Bill Obscures Potential For Abuse

Wed Dec 18 2024

Government Legislation On Academic Freedom Sign Of New Hope For Universities

Thu Dec 19 2024

Auckland Council flag concerns with Free Speech Coalition

Sun Jul 22 2018

Enemies of free speech feel emboldened

Tue Aug 07 2018

Massey University disgraces free speech tradition

Tue Aug 07 2018

Massey University must explain Jan Thomas correspondence

Wed Sep 19 2018

Professor Thomas' story simply does not add up

Wed Sep 19 2018

TEU coat-tailing to Massey Vice-Chancellor ‘sad’

Fri Sep 21 2018

Victory for free speech as Brash speech goes ahead

Wed Oct 17 2018

Report on Massey University Council a "shonky whitewash"

Wed Dec 19 2018

Phantom Billstickers disregards free speech principles

Wed Feb 13 2019

Massey does the right thing by allowing Iti to speak

Tue Mar 12 2019

Free Speech Coalition will defend free speech rights

Sun Mar 31 2019

Government right to protect free speech from foreign actors

Wed Aug 07 2019

Canterbury Correct In Not Interfering with Student Comedy

Mon Aug 26 2019

Free Speech Coalition Disappointed

Sat Sep 28 2019

\"Massey’s capitulation on feminist event disgraceful\""

Thu Oct 17 2019

FSC offers help to Massey in writing its free speech policy

Fri Oct 25 2019

Massey deprives students with new policy

Tue Nov 12 2019

Coalition Calls For Free Public Transport To Counter Rising Living Costs

Thu Feb 10 2022

Free Fares Petition Is Handed Over At Parliament

Thu Mar 17 2022

Free Fares Petition Is Handed Over At Parliament

Tue Mar 22 2022

Free Fares For Total Mobility Card Holders

Thu Apr 28 2022

Free Fares Campaign Disappointed With Emissions Reduction Plan

Mon May 16 2022

Budget 2022 Does Not Go Far Enough To Address Transport Inequity

Thu May 19 2022

Pōneke Collective For Public Transport Equity Calls On Wellingtonians To Submit To Fare Review

Wed Jul 06 2022

Free Fares Campaign Supports Further Extension Of Half-price Fares

Sun Jul 17 2022

Free Fares A Clear Step In The Pathway To Lower Transport Emissions In Auckland

Thu Aug 18 2022

Petition Calls For Permanent Half-price Public Transport For All

Thu Nov 03 2022

Two In Three New Zealand Adults Support Free Public Transport, New Poll Shows

Thu Dec 08 2022

Ending Half-price Public Transport Will Hurt New Zealanders And The Climate

Wed Dec 14 2022

Free Fares Coalition Welcomes Extension Of Half-price Public Transport

Wed Feb 01 2023

Up To 166,000 Kiwis Choosing Public Transport Due To Half-price Fares

Mon Mar 06 2023

Birthday Party Marks One Year Of Half-price Public Transport

Wed Apr 05 2023

Birthday Party For Half-price Public Transport

Thu Apr 06 2023

Students Call For Half-price Fares To Be Extended And Tertiary Students To Be Included In Community Connect

Mon Jun 26 2023

The Free Fares Campaign Urges The Government To Address The Gaps Left By The New Fare Discounts In Budget 2023

Thu Jun 29 2023

Free Fares NZ Urges National To Keep Public Transport Discounts

Wed Aug 30 2023

The Free Fares Campaign Urges The Incoming Government To Preserve Vital Public Transport Discounts

Tue Oct 17 2023

Majority Of New Zealanders Want Public Transport Discounts To Stay

Wed Nov 15 2023

Free Fares NZ Committed To Achieving Affordable Public Transport Despite Discounts Being Axed

Wed Dec 20 2023

Free Fares Campaign Urges Government To Value Public Transport In The GPS

Wed Mar 13 2024

Cutting Youth Public Transport Discounts Will Worsen Cost Of Living And Climate Crisis - Free Fares NZ

Tue Apr 23 2024

Students, Public Transport Advocates Oppose Removal Of Youth Discounts With Public Panel On First Day Of Increased Fares

Wed May 01 2024

Free Fares Campaign Calls For Government Investment In Public Transport This Budget

Wed May 29 2024

Free Fares NZ Calls On Government To Abandon Fare Hikes

Thu Nov 28 2024

Auckland uni falls behind on ethical investment ranking

Tue Sep 22 2015

University invests in fossil fuels

Thu Oct 22 2015

Fossil fuel divestment on Auckland University Council agenda

Tue Dec 01 2015

University of Auckland Council defers fossil fuel divestment

Tue Dec 08 2015

Students receive degrees covered in oil

Wed Apr 06 2016

UOA graduation interrupted with call for F.F. divestment

Thu May 12 2016

Dozens rally for UOA to ditch fossil fuels

Mon Jun 13 2016

UOA Council ignores students, cops out of divestment vote

Tue Jun 14 2016

Climate Leadership and Ethical Investment wanted

Tue Sep 06 2016

Otago divestment decision leaves Auckland falling behind

Wed Sep 14 2016

Auckland Uni fundraising campaign a farce

Mon Sep 26 2016

Students Celebrate As Auckland Uni Ditches Fossil Fuels

Sat Aug 31 2019

Calls on Auckland University to divest from fossil fuels

Wed Aug 19 2015

Graduates demand university divestment for their futures

Tue May 02 2017

Students Occupy University Clocktower

Mon May 29 2017

Hundreds of students, staff march for divestment

Thu Jun 01 2017

Students fly banner protesting fossil fuel investments

Thu May 10 2018

Occupation Wave Hits Auckland!

Wed Mar 29 2000

Waikato Makes History

Wed Mar 29 2000

Waikato Occupation Celebration Rally

Fri Mar 31 2000

Why Fightback Waikato Opposes Use Of Police

Wed Apr 05 2000

Fightback To Challenge Steve Maharey Today

Wed Apr 12 2000

National Fightback Hui - Proposed Agenda

Mon Apr 17 2000

The Battle of Seattle comes to Hamilton

Mon Apr 17 2000

Hamilton Mayor Will Support Fightback Hui

Fri Apr 21 2000

Waikato University Building Occupied

Sun Apr 23 2000

MayDay Protest- first in a day of Global Action

Wed Apr 26 2000

National Days Of Action For Free Education

Fri Apr 28 2000

Anti Racist Movement Foundation Meeting

Wed May 03 2000

"Never Again!" Demo Against Holocaust Denial

Tue May 09 2000

University Protest Against Holocaust Denier

Thu May 11 2000

National Day of Action for Free Education

Tue May 23 2000

Hamilton Labour Offices To Be Targetted

Mon May 29 2000

Hamilton Labour Office to be targetted by students

Tue May 30 2000

Free Education Flying picket in Hamilton

Thu Jun 01 2000

Labour, Labour! Don't Rob Your Student Neighbour

Thu Jun 01 2000

Anticapitalism Conference Proposal

Fri Jun 16 2000

It's time for a STUDENT REVOLT

Mon Aug 07 2000

The Cap is a Cop Out- Waikato Fightback

Fri Aug 11 2000

Save the Waikato River- Dump the Dump

Thu Aug 17 2000

SOS: Summer of Starvation demonstration

Fri Aug 18 2000

\"Don't Rob Your Student Neighbour!\""

Mon Aug 28 2000

Education and Capitalism: The Massey-McDonald’s partnership

Thu Oct 24 2013

Union movement gathers for ‘Fairness at Work’

Wed Oct 30 2013

Aotearoa: Socialist solutions needed to fix housing crisis

Wed Nov 13 2013

Fighting Rape Culture in Aotearoa: A Survivor’s Perspective

Mon Nov 25 2013

Christchurch event: History of New Zealand’s labour movement

Mon Dec 16 2013

Wealth for World’s Workers: History of NZ’s labour movement

Mon Dec 23 2013

Anti-racists outnumber white supremacists in CHCH

Mon Mar 24 2014

Sue Bolton, Socialist Councillor for Moreland (Australia)

Thu Apr 03 2014

Tino Rangatiratanga: What’s it got to do with Pākehā?

Wed Apr 09 2014

The Role of Women in the 1890 Maritime Strike

Tue Jul 01 2014

CHCH Fightback Reading Group: How To Make a Revolution

Fri Jul 04 2014

Reports: Aotearoa stands in solidarity with Palestine

Wed Jul 23 2014

Unite against poverty wages: Interview with Heleyni Pratley

Fri Aug 01 2014

Elections and migrant-bashing: Full rights for workers

Mon Aug 25 2014

Feed the kids, end the hunger system

Wed Sep 10 2014

Mass surveillance and sexual violence: Assange and Snowden

Tue Sep 16 2014

WGTN: March for free education

Fri Sep 19 2014

Hone Harawira’s farewell speech

Mon Oct 06 2014

10,000 Workers Strike in Support of Hong Kong’s Protests

Mon Oct 13 2014

"One ocean, one people" – self-determination in the Pacific

Tue Nov 04 2014

GERMANY: Blockupy – resistance in the European crisis regime

Fri Dec 12 2014

Urban Housing is an Ecosocialist Issue

Mon Feb 16 2015

Will Fightback Continue? You Decide!

Sat Mar 17 2018

Toi Ora: Making the arts accessible

Tue Oct 09 2018

Democracy and solidarity in doubling refugee quota

Thu Nov 29 2018

The far Right, conservative leftism and how to get rid of it

Mon Feb 11 2019

Being Kind? The Ardern Government And COVID-19

Tue Sep 08 2020

Intersectionality And Class

Mon Oct 11 2021

Academics Protest IDF Meeting at Victoria

Mon Sep 28 2015

Otago Students Take On Child Poverty

Wed May 22 2013

Arts For Your Sake Festival

Wed Oct 10 2001

New Dental Degree At AUT

Mon Nov 05 2001

NZ Science site records 65,000 hits in six months

Fri May 02 2003

Competition Success For AUT Alumni

Fri Jun 27 2003

AUT and Waikato Merger Talks End

Wed Aug 13 2003

Deadline Extended For Music Industry Scholarship

Thu Aug 14 2003

Iwi Industry Partnership & 1st Aquaculture Degree

Fri Aug 15 2003

AUT adventurer to continue Sir Peter’s work

Mon Sep 15 2003

New Professor AUT Business Faculty

Wed Sep 24 2003

New method for early detection of breast cancer

Tue Oct 07 2003

AUT Offers Unique MBA

Wed Oct 08 2003

AUT Technology Park sets up Singapore office

Fri Oct 10 2003

Pacific Islands Media Assn Full Coverage

Fri Oct 10 2003

First PhD graduand highlight of Spring Graduation

Wed Oct 15 2003

Doctoral top achiever to aid medical research

Wed Oct 22 2003

Economic Value of Small Business Highlighted

Fri Oct 24 2003

Top sporting honours at University Blues awards

Thu Oct 30 2003

AUT to raise fees next year by 4.96 percent

Fri Oct 31 2003

Accurate body fat measure helps obesity battle

Tue Nov 04 2003

Public lecture by AUT’s newest honorary doctor

Thu Nov 06 2003

Levy proposed to reduce disparity in water access

Wed Nov 12 2003

Dance Routine - Soul’d Out!

Thu Nov 13 2003

Research funded to transform IVF procedures

Thu Nov 13 2003

AUT Appoints new Vice-Chancellor

Wed Nov 19 2003

Open Lecture: Japan in Transition

Tue Nov 25 2003

AUT Professor Wins International Award

Wed Nov 26 2003

Fellow plans study to benefit Northland ecosystems

Thu Dec 11 2003

AUT moves to web system for policy promotion

Fri Dec 12 2003

Rewarded For Work With AUT Business Students

Fri Dec 12 2003

Diabetes prevention strategy involves 15,000 Mâori

Fri Dec 19 2003

Economic Development Under the Spotlight

Mon Dec 22 2003

World-renowned scientists to inspire youth forum

Sun Jan 11 2004

Overseas Speakers to Feature at Forum

Thu Jan 15 2004

More to Economic Development Than Interest Rates

Mon Feb 02 2004

Maori health Research Boosted By AUT Appointment

Tue Feb 17 2004

Collaboration to Improve NZ's Healthcare

Thu Feb 26 2004

AUT Backs Petition for Living Allowance

Thu Mar 11 2004

The Meaning of Water - By Veronica Strang

Mon Mar 15 2004

An End To Child Poverty In New Zealand

Mon Mar 22 2004

Former AUT Head To Establish Future Studies Centre

Tue Mar 23 2004

Book Release - ... as Mothers of the Land

Mon Mar 29 2004

Computer and Information Sciences Key Appointment

Fri Apr 23 2004

Midwives And Women Celebrate 100 Years At AUT

Tue Jun 15 2004

AUT Forms Joint Venture With Magazine Founders

Mon Jul 12 2004

Launch: Campus Wi-Fi Zone Using RoamAD Technology

Tue Aug 03 2004

Abbott Appointed Pro Vice-Chancellor North Shore

Wed Aug 11 2004

New Asian And Migrant Health Research Centre

Fri Aug 13 2004

New Professor of Accounting Joins AUT

Fri Aug 13 2004

AUT Re-forms Faculties For 2005

Mon Aug 23 2004

66% Refugee Unemployment Unacceptable

Wed Aug 25 2004

New Zealand’s Definitive Income Tax Guide Released

Wed Aug 25 2004

AUT Welcomes Review Of Children’s Oral Health

Tue Aug 31 2004

Electric 4WD wins $20K in business competition

Thu Sep 09 2004

Good News On Samoan Maternal Mental Health

Fri Sep 17 2004

Study Examines Older Chinese Migrant Mental Health

Fri Sep 17 2004

NZ research challenges views on problem gambling

Mon Sep 20 2004

Rookie’s the one to watch at NZ Fashion Week

Thu Oct 07 2004

World records and endangered squid

Thu Oct 07 2004

AUT to increase fees by $171 in 2005

Wed Oct 27 2004

New institute boon for rehabilitation

Tue Nov 16 2004

AUT Offers Two New Business Majors

Wed Nov 17 2004

NZ's First Centre of Space Research Established

Wed Nov 17 2004

Partner violence against women more prevalent

Fri Nov 26 2004

Mayor to celebrate business start-up success

Tue Nov 30 2004

Former Governor General appointed to AUT Council

Mon Dec 06 2004

Intelligence platform at AI conference

Fri Dec 10 2004

Disease indicator fails Asian New Zealanders

Fri Dec 17 2004

Island Tourism.

Wed Dec 22 2004

Treaty Principles Could Be Gone in a Decade

Thu Jan 06 2005

ARC Role in Regional Economic Development Endorced

Fri Jan 14 2005

Top students trade sun for ancient tsunamis

Fri Jan 14 2005

Professor Calls For Major Review Of Social Policy

Thu Jan 27 2005

Thomas Lange appointment

Wed Feb 02 2005

AUT's first commercial biotech product

Thu Feb 10 2005

Region leads way with new occupational therapy

Thu Feb 10 2005

Author calls for NZ help for Pacific media

Tue Feb 15 2005

National Institute boon for elite athletes

Thu Feb 17 2005

Forum to discuss merits of faith-based prisons

Tue Feb 22 2005

International Forum in Astronomy and Astrophysics

Wed Feb 23 2005

NZRU employs brain-power to minimise injuries

Thu Mar 03 2005

Domestic abuse barrier to women in workplace

Wed Mar 09 2005

Heke’s historic attack relevant today

Wed Mar 09 2005

Major PhD Scholarship in Economic Development

Wed Mar 09 2005

AUT & CAANZ Form Development Partnership

Thu Mar 10 2005

AUT Disappointed by Inaccurate Reporting

Wed Mar 16 2005

CAANZ/AUT Communications School's Flying Start

Fri Apr 01 2005

AUT Open Day

Wed Apr 06 2005

Sloth bigger threat than gluttony

Tue Apr 12 2005

Caffeine shown to increase performance in rugby

Fri Apr 15 2005

Biggest ever Uni Games

Tue Apr 19 2005

Challenge set and ready to be answered

Thu Apr 21 2005

Forum tackles migrant mental health issues

Fri Apr 29 2005

Use of Competitive Intelligence Cause for Concern

Mon May 02 2005

Men Issues Summit to focus on embattled Kiwi male

Tue May 03 2005

Keyboard for disabled to unleash potential

Wed May 18 2005

Nobel nominee explains psychology behind genocide

Tue May 24 2005

International Gambling Conference Kicks Off Today

Fri May 27 2005

AUT Steiner programme first in NZ

Mon May 30 2005

$1.25 million for partner violence study

Wed Jun 01 2005

Olympics may contribute to obesity in China

Thu Jun 02 2005

Many parents unaware of obesity in children

Wed Jun 08 2005

Early childhood centre boost for refugees

Wed Jun 22 2005

Ponds’ removal improves Manukau water quality

Wed Jun 22 2005

AUT business academics lead NZ role in GARP

Thu Jun 23 2005

Author condemns Rainbow Warrior bombing hypocrisy

Mon Jun 27 2005

Calling all Fiji AUT alumni

Wed Jun 29 2005

Bicentenary of suicidal New Zealand leader

Fri Jul 01 2005

World recognised financial risk exam coming to NZ

Thu Jul 07 2005

Research affiliate signs w NASDAQ listed company

Fri Jul 15 2005

AUT entrepreneurs take national win to Toronto

Mon Jul 18 2005

Study to encourage workplace breastfeeding

Wed Jul 20 2005

Open for Business

Thu Jul 21 2005

Open for business

Fri Jul 22 2005

Labour’s Treaty limit unworkable, says academic

Thu Aug 04 2005

Measuring academic research a lottery: Professor

Thu Aug 11 2005

New associate professorial appointment

Thu Aug 11 2005

Dance stdnts benefit from world-first partnership

Wed Aug 17 2005

First-time voters challenged with long-term view

Wed Aug 24 2005

AUT leads the way in online counselling

Fri Aug 26 2005

AUT literacy teacher is ace

Thu Sep 08 2005

Hit the slopes and win!

Fri Sep 09 2005

Skills Exchange – A good charitable fit

Thu Sep 15 2005

Sowing the seeds of Pasifika business

Thu Sep 22 2005

Universities help tackle city’s transport problems

Thu Sep 22 2005

Most feel Auckland CBD safe

Thu Oct 06 2005

First prize goes to non-existent newspaper

Tue Oct 11 2005

Groundbreaking doctorates at AUT graduation

Thu Oct 13 2005

Blues a class act

Mon Oct 17 2005

Blues a class act

Tue Oct 18 2005

‘The Fish Rots from the Head’ author to give talk

Wed Oct 19 2005

Banking leader addresses finance heads

Fri Oct 21 2005

NZ, Australia ready for next generation telescope

Fri Oct 21 2005

First for Dance Student

Tue Oct 25 2005

The art of heavy breathing

Wed Oct 26 2005

AUT’s top sport stars announced

Mon Oct 31 2005

Science Site Passes 10 Million Hits

Mon Oct 31 2005

AUT University fees set for 2006

Wed Nov 02 2005

Business School attracts PM and Wallace artworks

Wed Nov 09 2005

Business School attracts PM and Wallace artworks

Thu Nov 10 2005

Cannibalism popular with mussels

Mon Nov 14 2005

AUT signs deal with Chinese research partner

Tue Nov 15 2005

Tourism disability access fraught with difficulty

Thu Nov 24 2005

AUT launches online Masters in hospitality managmt

Fri Nov 25 2005

Paralympic hero seeks accessible city

Mon Nov 28 2005

AUT Media launches bimonthly magazine

Tue Dec 06 2005

Te Waha Nui wins an Ossie Surfer's Paradise

Tue Dec 06 2005

Getting Auckland Moving

Fri Dec 16 2005

Study finds Kiwi Christmas a co-operative affair

Tue Dec 20 2005

AuSM Orientation Festival 06

Mon Jan 16 2006

Waitangi Day ‘meaningless’ says academic

Wed Feb 01 2006

Netherlands’ university signs AUT partnership

Wed Feb 08 2006

Kiwi changes to KODE

Tue Feb 14 2006

AUT's new School of Hospitality and Tourism

Thu Feb 16 2006

The Future of Golf is here

Wed Feb 22 2006

AUT degree to address oral health disparities

Mon Feb 27 2006

AUT measures Ironman impact

Wed Mar 01 2006

Sir Paul Reeves re-elected Chancellor of AUT

Thu Mar 02 2006

AUT Professorial appointment:

Mon Mar 13 2006

World's top young chefs do battle at AUT

Wed Mar 15 2006

Research breakthroughs for eight PhD graduands

Tue Mar 21 2006

Honorary doctorate for AUT luminary

Wed Mar 22 2006

New employee voice options "good move"

Fri Mar 24 2006

Two Pasifika students win AUT media scholarships

Fri Mar 24 2006

Hone Heke’s return to draw thousands

Mon Mar 27 2006

UN Waitangi recommendation based on ignorance

Wed Apr 05 2006

Full credit to Blues rugby graduates

Thu Apr 06 2006

AUT tops universities for women in senior position

Fri Apr 07 2006

Full credit to Blues rugby graduates

Fri Apr 07 2006

AUT strengthens ties with Niue

Thu Apr 13 2006

Spotlight on Migrant Mothers

Wed Apr 26 2006

AUT hosts international forum on Auckland region

Mon May 01 2006

Forum explores Maori economic development

Tue May 02 2006

Molecular Evolution Faster in the Tropics

Tue May 02 2006

Parents need to encourage child's play

Wed May 03 2006

Internet expert to visit New Zealand

Thu May 04 2006

The truth behind species richness and growth

Fri May 12 2006

Stuart Nash appointed to AUT University

Mon May 15 2006

A proud Scots history in New Zealand

Fri May 19 2006

New national research centre to study work

Tue May 23 2006

Maori could be affected by minimum wage rise

Wed May 24 2006

Rise In Minimum Wage Could Hurt Maori

Wed May 24 2006

Giving a stand out performance

Thu May 25 2006

New deal hopes to increase IVF success

Sun May 28 2006

PR alumni Hall of Fame

Sun May 28 2006

AUT's Business School scoops Supreme Award

Mon May 29 2006

Marilyn Waring appointed to position at AUT

Wed May 31 2006

AUT University is going global

Fri Jun 02 2006

AUsM Reorientation @ Aut University

Fri Jun 16 2006

AUT to teach mental impact of adoption

Wed Jun 21 2006

Search for ET comes to Auckland

Thu Jun 29 2006

New professors appointed at AUT

Fri Jun 30 2006

US tipping point expert to lead free NZ forums

Fri Jun 30 2006

AUT University VC Derek McCormack Reappointed

Mon Jul 03 2006

Vice-Chancellor McCormack reappointed for new term

Mon Jul 03 2006

AUT postgraduate students take top NZ prize

Tue Jul 11 2006

Cross one PhD with three MBAs and what happens?

Tue Jul 11 2006

Te reo Maori meets iPod technology

Sun Jul 30 2006

Breastfeeding women call for more support at work

Fri Aug 04 2006

Kiwi academics honoured at global doctoral awards

Wed Aug 09 2006

AUT design students benefit from new Apple deal

Wed Aug 16 2006

AUT Business School growth bucks trend

Mon Aug 21 2006

Idealog magazine attracts new business audience

Mon Aug 21 2006

Nurses Incensed At "Bimbo" Image

Mon Aug 21 2006

Upcoming shows at AUT University

Tue Aug 22 2006

AUT oral health students tackle dental decay

Fri Aug 25 2006

Solving timeout issues for mobile phones

Wed Aug 30 2006

World obesity experts gather at AUT

Tue Sep 05 2006

Academic Audit report * AUT University

Thu Sep 07 2006

Global experts gather for gambling conference

Fri Sep 08 2006

No play means other work for Vodafone Warriors

Fri Sep 08 2006

Futuristic view nabs design award

Mon Sep 11 2006

Governor-Gen to launch Restorative Justice Centre

Thu Sep 14 2006

Restorative justice to be launched by G-G

Thu Sep 14 2006

SHIHAD In concert For One NZ Show Only

Sat Sep 16 2006

Healthy eating + a moneywise attitude

Tue Sep 19 2006

Healthy eating + moneywise attitude = Health$tylz

Tue Sep 19 2006

More research on migrant mental health urged

Wed Sep 20 2006

Celebrities square-off in Fashion Week sew-down

Fri Sep 22 2006

37,000 great reasons for Pasifika business

Mon Sep 25 2006

Giving Is good for business

Thu Sep 28 2006

The world's biggest radio telescope project.

Fri Sep 29 2006

Brash ‘Mistaken’ over Treaty

Mon Oct 02 2006

A talking cookbook wins business challenge A talking cookbook wins business challenge top pr

Tue Oct 03 2006

Interstices looks at NZ's architectural culture

Wed Oct 04 2006

Vino and two silver awards for AUT ad students

Tue Oct 10 2006

AUT recognises prominent NZers at graduation

Wed Oct 11 2006

Maori claiming British pensions may have case, say

Fri Oct 13 2006

Senio scores with off-field game plan

Fri Oct 13 2006

Business and AUT create NZ's first sales major

Thu Oct 26 2006

Textile design lab opens doors to industry

Mon Nov 06 2006

AUT presents the inaugural China Business Forum

Thu Nov 09 2006

Public will add depth to ‘lively’ media conference

Mon Nov 13 2006

AUT Graphic Design Exhibition Opens - Aotea Centre

Thu Nov 16 2006

New China opportunities, says Shipley

Wed Nov 22 2006

Cervical Cancer study looking for Chinese recruits

Thu Nov 23 2006

Waterfront option overlooks Metro Project messages

Thu Nov 23 2006

Tech Park takes incubated co's new revenue heights

Fri Nov 24 2006

AuSM Orientation Festival 2007 line up announced!!

Mon Jan 15 2007

Shapeshifter To Headline Event

Mon Jan 15 2007

The Maximum Rock & Soul Of The Bellrays

Wed Jan 24 2007

Emily Perkins Offers Insight To AUT Students

Fri Jan 26 2007

Trans-Tasman political influence runs deep

Fri Jan 26 2007

Interest in Treaty at dangerous low, says academic

Tue Jan 30 2007

Pacific Island women smoking while pregnant

Tue Jan 30 2007

Trans-Tasman political influence runs deep

Tue Jan 30 2007

Interest in Treaty at dangerous low, says academic

Wed Jan 31 2007

Launch of new business degree

Fri Feb 02 2007

New BBus major will enhance business bottom line

Fri Feb 02 2007

AUT University Business School Research Seminar

Fri Feb 09 2007

New Zealand Ethics Software Scoops UK Award

Mon Feb 12 2007

Borrows amendments 'go too far', says expert

Wed Feb 21 2007

AUT appoints Professor of Marketing Communications

Thu Feb 22 2007

Exits, lies and interviews - new research

Mon Feb 26 2007

Boost In World's Biggest Science Project

Thu Mar 01 2007

Alumni public relations Hall of Fame

Fri Mar 09 2007

Budding entrepreneurs could take on Dragons

Thu Mar 15 2007

Three will graduate from the AUT Business School

Thu Mar 15 2007

Record number of students in autumn graduation

Mon Mar 19 2007

Better business habits from a young age

Tue Mar 20 2007

AUT appoints Associate Professor of Finance

Fri Mar 23 2007

Electioneers 'must target Maori and young voters'

Fri Mar 23 2007

Peiming Wang PhD Appointed To AUT

Fri Mar 23 2007

AUT Business degree - Domestic enrolments up 30%

Mon Mar 26 2007

AUT first year business degree enrolments up 30%

Mon Mar 26 2007

School students offered real-time view of space

Tue Mar 27 2007

Top business student aims for the world

Wed Mar 28 2007

Family triumph in AUT hospitality & tourism awards

Tue Apr 03 2007

Prof. Marilyn Waring: Rebel voice of the Pacific

Tue Apr 03 2007

Twenty Years Of Computing

Tue Apr 03 2007

Govt's Treaty Roadshow Failing, Says Academic

Thu Apr 26 2007

AUT the most improved university

Fri May 04 2007

Idealog - Business Magazine of the Year

Mon May 07 2007

AUT University to offer NZ APEC certification

Tue May 22 2007

A lack of understanding of mental illness

Fri Jun 22 2007

Doctor Shortage Tip Of Iceberg -- Prof. Max Abbott

Thu Jun 28 2007

Historian Wades Into Auckland Treaty Controversy

Tue Jul 10 2007

Universities address worker shortage

Wed Jul 11 2007

Gambling Stats - Unintended Smokefree Consquence?

Fri Jul 13 2007

Blood drive project takes students to World Cup

Mon Jul 16 2007

Te Arawa Treaty deal doomed to fail, says academic

Mon Aug 20 2007

Government invests $50 million in AUT University

Tue Aug 21 2007

Justice pioneer warns NZ off US punishment model

Wed Sep 05 2007

Treaty irrelevant to New Zealand, says academic

Wed Sep 05 2007

Waring: Economic sense to support unpaid workers

Thu Sep 20 2007

Top 16, Latest Show From Video Artist

Tue Sep 25 2007

Culture and diversity theme timely - AUT

Mon Oct 08 2007

Trans-Tasman Business Forum – Nov 7, Auck. Hyatt

Fri Oct 19 2007

Benchmark survey on Kiwi use of internet

Thu Dec 20 2007

AUT Answers Councillor's Qs on Manukau Campus

Sat Dec 22 2007

Obesity experts back junk food marketing ban

Fri Mar 14 2008

AUT business student tops 1000

Tue Mar 18 2008

National Fono for Postgraduate students

Thu Apr 10 2008

AUT named best business educator

Fri Apr 18 2008

Indian women myths quashed in new book

Fri Apr 18 2008

New product development key to NZ success offshore

Mon Apr 28 2008

Local governance expert warns Auckland to speak up

Wed Apr 30 2008

NZ artist may have inspired Darwin

Fri May 02 2008

Agreement brings NZ closer to mega-science project

Thu May 15 2008

AUT wins business case competition

Thu May 15 2008

FTA expert appointed to AUT

Tue May 20 2008

Advertainment: more than Sex and the City cosmos

Wed May 21 2008

Students Awarded Laptop Computers

Fri May 23 2008

Technology Park awarded sustainable business grant

Fri Jun 06 2008

Academic returns to AUT with global knowledge

Thu Jun 12 2008

Academic returns to AUT with global market knowle

Fri Jun 13 2008

New AUT University campus for Manukau City

Thu Jul 03 2008

AUT academic warns against retail slash and burn

Mon Jul 21 2008

Tugboat poster wins $1800 - AUT

Wed Jul 23 2008

AUT wins national title for third time

Thu Jul 24 2008

Social Impact of Internet in NZ - Results Released

Tue Jul 29 2008

Partnership finds the perfect fit

Wed Aug 13 2008

NZTRI driving Niue Tourism economic sustainability

Fri Aug 15 2008

TV talkshows modern forum for confession

Mon Aug 18 2008

NZ: Diversity movers and shakers offer solutions

Thu Aug 21 2008

AUT represents New Zealand at Harvard conference

Mon Aug 25 2008

AUT Tech Park Conference Centre wins again

Tue Aug 26 2008

The truth about librarians

Fri Aug 29 2008

The Māori Sports Awards are coming to CODE

Fri Sep 05 2008

Dunne congratulates ANZ, AUT

Tue Sep 09 2008

Students queuing up for new Retail major

Tue Sep 23 2008

Students queuing up for new Retail major

Wed Sep 24 2008

Laying the foundations for Pasifika enterprise

Mon Sep 29 2008

Urgency to consider mental health ramping up

Mon Sep 29 2008

Boosting Medical Student Numbers Not The Solution

Thu Oct 02 2008

Brash joins AUT

Mon Oct 06 2008

Doctoral research puts governance under scrutiny

Mon Oct 06 2008

Problem gamblers waiting too long to seek help

Mon Oct 06 2008

Radio telescope launch a milestone

Mon Oct 06 2008

Gossage/Soth masterclass @ AUT, St PAUL St Gallery

Mon Oct 13 2008

AUT graduate brings good news to Auckland

Thu Oct 16 2008

AUT Rookie Designers In Top Form At NZFW Catwalk

Tue Nov 04 2008

Internet Education In New Zealand

Wed Nov 26 2008

Gambling Differences Between Ethnicity And Gender

Wed Dec 03 2008

Shower Boss wins sustainabile design award

Thu Dec 04 2008

Auckland gains a new law school

Fri Dec 05 2008

Professor Ian Eagles appointed AUT Law Dean

Fri Dec 05 2008

AUT grads to address oral health short-fall

Mon Dec 08 2008

Sir Paul Reeves Reappointed To University Council

Tue Dec 09 2008

Govt lid on health students main reason for crisis

Wed Dec 17 2008

Shift in Treaty settlements approach significant

Wed Jan 07 2009

BMI - a true measure of obesity?

Wed Feb 04 2009

AUT professors awarded $240K for research

Wed Feb 18 2009

New journalism scholarship announced

Tue Feb 24 2009

108yrs of Pacific research captured in index

Mon Mar 02 2009

Stroke a killer for Māori and Pacific Islanders

Mon Mar 02 2009

Top business students seeking mentorship

Thu Mar 05 2009

Partnership to advance high performance sport

Fri Mar 27 2009

100 entrepreneurs, 100 ideas: Entrepreneur Summit

Mon Mar 30 2009

NZ in need of a truly ‘family’ violence policy

Thu Apr 02 2009

Sir Paul to present top award –

Tue Apr 07 2009

The Entrepreneurial Summit opens door to ideas

Tue Apr 07 2009

Condemnation of "ruthless censorship" in Fiji

Tue Apr 14 2009

National centre to address neurological disorders

Wed Apr 22 2009

Auckland Governance Conference - April 28

Fri Apr 24 2009

Author claims New Zealand Wars were avoidable

Fri May 01 2009

Deputy PM to close Entrepreneurial Summit

Tue May 05 2009

Mental/physical fallout of unemployment

Thu May 07 2009

IBM Grant To AUT Boosts SKA Bid

Tue May 19 2009

Success For AUT At Prinz Awards

Fri May 22 2009

American expert visits AUT

Thu Jun 04 2009

Air Guitar Champ Wants To Bring Comp to NZ

Wed Jun 17 2009

Advancements in Solar Energy

Tue Jun 30 2009

New Pacific Media Course Opens For Enrolments

Wed Jul 08 2009

Dunbar Sloane flagpole "probably fake" - historian

Mon Jul 20 2009

Reporting of job stats masks real economic issue

Mon Jul 20 2009

Unemployment figure reporting masks real issues

Mon Jul 20 2009

Govt forces cuts at AUT and Awanuiārangi

Fri Jul 31 2009

AUT University and Vodafone present Maori Expo ‘09

Tue Aug 18 2009

AUT Astronomer Welcomes SKA Announcement

Fri Aug 21 2009

AUT University and Vodafone present Maori Expo

Tue Aug 25 2009

Half of disabled Aucklanders on poverty line

Fri Sep 04 2009

UN World Investment Report 2009

Fri Sep 18 2009

Flawed rehab assumptions driving millions in ACC

Mon Oct 05 2009

Rehab assumptions driving millions in ACC spending

Mon Oct 05 2009

Sir Don McKinnon: Time to look at Brazil

Tue Nov 10 2009

Economist: Auckland Must Export to Grow

Fri Nov 13 2009

Lack of certainty crippling Auckland’s economy

Sat Nov 14 2009

NZ support of refugees shows room for improvement

Thu Nov 19 2009

Double Kaitaia graduation triumph

Wed Dec 09 2009

Historian denounces museum exhibition

Thu Dec 10 2009

Plans For Treaty Described As ‘Misguided’

Mon Feb 01 2010

Rearing Deep-Sea Squid In Captivity Record Attempt

Wed Feb 03 2010

Designer molecules enabling major advances in biom

Wed Feb 17 2010

Debating New Zealand’s economic future

Thu Feb 18 2010

AuSM Orientation 2010

Fri Feb 19 2010

Gambling think tank debating technology's role

Mon Feb 22 2010

Money not the key to happiness, but it’s a start

Mon Feb 22 2010

New Zealand ‘Not A Bed Of Roses For Immigrants’

Sun Mar 21 2010

Foreshore and Seabed solution "best compromise"

Wed Mar 31 2010

AUT Farewells A Visionary Educator

Sat Apr 17 2010

Removing Employee Protection Step Backwards

Tue Jul 27 2010

Mental health problems for those with disease

Fri Oct 08 2010

ER Bill for incompetent employers?

Thu Nov 18 2010

Increasing stroke numbers in New Zealand an ‘epidemic’

Tue Nov 30 2010

AUT student winners of 2010 PR Practice Award

Thu Dec 02 2010

MIJT Conference: Journalist educator calls on academia

Mon Dec 06 2010

Treaty specialist warns foreshore issue may not be resolved

Fri Dec 10 2010

Maori Party would have "identity crisis" without Harawira

Thu Jan 27 2011

AUT University support for displaced students

Thu Mar 03 2011

Nurses celebrate Government decision to make NZ smokefree .

Thu Mar 17 2011

AUT hosts Youthline Fono to look at health issues

Wed Mar 30 2011

Funding for high performance sports centre nears completion

Fri Apr 08 2011

AUT University Annual Report Confirms Successful 1st Decade

Tue May 10 2011

Warning to Pregnant Women on International Nurses Day

Tue May 10 2011

AUT launches centre for language revitalisation

Wed May 25 2011

AUT Opens International Centre for Language Revitalisation

Wed May 25 2011

Students Take On Global Virtual Communications

Thu May 26 2011

AUT University’s connection crosses the South Pacific

Fri May 27 2011

AUT University to Go Smoke-Free

Tue May 31 2011

New AUT research partnership tackles traumatic brain injury

Fri Jun 03 2011

AUT hosts Arthritis education series

Wed Jun 08 2011

Taniwha suffer from bad branding says academic

Mon Jun 13 2011

Nutrition Expert Available to Comment on Diabetes Epidemic

Mon Jun 27 2011

Imposed Testing Won’t Guarantee Safety of Our Foods

Tue Jun 28 2011

Prison nurses committed to helping prisoners quit smoking

Tue Jun 28 2011

Big step forward for NZ-Aust SKA telescope network

Thu Jul 07 2011

Increasing minimum wage could harm young workers

Thu Jul 14 2011

Rare Marine Samples Safe Thanks To NZ Technology

Thu Jul 14 2011

Pacific art students see exhibition as launching pad

Thu Jul 21 2011

AUT Business School recognised among the best in the world

Tue Aug 02 2011

Turia wrong on Treaty oath says historian

Tue Aug 02 2011

IT graduates head-hunted for jobs

Mon Aug 15 2011

School business challenge awards

Mon Aug 15 2011

High school students role models of youth leadership

Wed Aug 24 2011

No confusion created in avoidance law

Thu Aug 25 2011

Shrinking local media a threat to New Zealand’s democracy

Wed Sep 14 2011

Local Uni students take on the NZ Defence Force

Fri Sep 16 2011

Health Minister to Address Pre-Election Health Agenda

Tue Sep 20 2011

Health Minister to address pre-election health agenda

Wed Sep 21 2011

Young entrepreneurs battle it out for 2011: AUT venture fund

Fri Sep 23 2011

A picture tells a thousand words

Fri Sep 30 2011

Poor footwear linked to foot impairment in gout patients

Wed Oct 05 2011

Marsden Fund grant to help unearth the ‘male advantage’

Fri Oct 07 2011

Nurturing young minds at Westfield Style Pasifika

Wed Oct 19 2011

Students get a taste of life in the IT industry

Wed Oct 19 2011

Dementia rates to double, calls for it to be health priority

Thu Oct 27 2011

Labour’s health agenda unveiled

Thu Nov 10 2011

Academic urges RNZ to resist state bullying for tea pot tape

Thu Nov 17 2011

Research shows postgraduates can earn more

Thu Nov 17 2011

New Zealand pine bark used to treat brain injuries

Mon Nov 21 2011

Voters urged to consider the bigger picture

Mon Nov 21 2011

Refugee Conference to Launch Inspirational Book

Tue Nov 22 2011

AUT students applaud teaching excellence

Tue Nov 29 2011

Academic describes "Maori child abuse" phrase as "racist"

Tue Dec 27 2011

Artists pass on their knowledge at AUT

Mon Feb 27 2012

AUT University Announces New Chancellor

Thu Mar 29 2012

MoU between AUT and Cook Islands

Wed Apr 04 2012

Sky City's Claim On Lotto Harm Doesn’t Stack Up

Wed Apr 18 2012

Problem gambling expert commends Mayor’s rethink on SkyCity

Fri Apr 20 2012

Tech will help problem gambling but pokie cuts the answer

Fri Apr 27 2012

Asylum Seeker Law Change an Overreaction

Tue May 01 2012

AUT Professor Heading to London as Olympic Coach

Wed May 02 2012

Historian shines a light on 1820s New Zealand

Wed May 09 2012

Let people power determine pokie numbers

Wed May 09 2012

Auckland University of Technology Re-signs IBM

Fri May 25 2012

AUT tracks re-entry of first private space mission

Wed May 30 2012

Refugee health under the spotlight

Wed Jun 20 2012

AUT University and LIFEWISE – The Big Sleepout 2012

Thu Jun 21 2012

Refugee expert warns NZ against immigration law change

Thu Jun 28 2012

Not your average corporate box!

Fri Jun 29 2012

Business students shadow in great leaders’ footsteps

Sat Jun 30 2012

Sci-Tech: AUT brings science & technology to school students

Wed Jul 04 2012

Obama's social media guru headlines conference in Auckland

Mon Jul 09 2012

Big brother keeps an eye on New Zealand environment

Wed Jul 11 2012

AUT graduates record number of PhD students

Thu Jul 26 2012

First Bachelor of Engineering in Maritime Engineering

Mon Jul 30 2012

Nutrition expert calls for IOC to drop junk food

Fri Aug 10 2012

Rare Southern Right Whale Spotted Calving off Browns Bay

Tue Aug 21 2012

Southern right whale sightings – update

Tue Aug 21 2012

AUT’s Pauline Winter takes on new role

Wed Aug 29 2012

AUT Business Dean recognised for excellent leadership

Thu Aug 30 2012

AUT University receives international recognition

Tue Sep 11 2012

Today’s 9 year olds - tomorrow’s problem gamblers?

Tue Sep 11 2012

"Freshwater Commission" a solution to claim, says academic

Wed Sep 12 2012

AUT students secure venture capital

Wed Oct 03 2012

Who wants a degree? People who want to earn more…

Wed Oct 03 2012

Depression – are we facing a global crisis?

Thu Oct 04 2012

Vice President Al Gore supports New Zealand’s future leaders

Fri Oct 05 2012

AUT leads growth in New Zealand university enrolments

Mon Oct 08 2012

Students Help Struggling Orchestra

Wed Oct 10 2012

AUT team wins the 2012 CFA Institute Research Challenge

Fri Oct 19 2012

AUT supports Korean youth career training

Wed Oct 24 2012

Mixing it up with AUT

Thu Oct 25 2012

AUT University’s Rookie Show Pushing the Boundaries

Thu Nov 01 2012

Prestigious accolades for AUT academics

Thu Nov 01 2012

AUT Business Dean wins Auckland Central Business Leadership

Sat Nov 03 2012

AUT Excellence in Business Support Awards

Thu Nov 08 2012

AUT University’s Rookie Show a Success

Fri Nov 09 2012

Childs play helps combats obesity

Fri Nov 09 2012

AUT staff meet with a high-level South African delegation

Thu Nov 15 2012

AUT supports Joyce’s call for more qualified engineers

Tue Nov 20 2012

Sistema Aotearoa Making a Difference in Lives of Children

Wed Nov 21 2012

\\"36,000 new brain injuries each year, \"epidemic proportions\""

Thu Nov 22 2012

The future of New Zealand media even more unpredictable

Fri Nov 23 2012

It’s time to celebrate AUT’s summer graduates

Tue Dec 11 2012

AUT’s First Chancellor Recognised In New Year’s Honours

Fri Jan 11 2013

Budding New Zealand scientists congregate in Auckland

Fri Jan 25 2013

Prime Minister to open AUT’s Sir Paul Reeves Building

Fri Mar 22 2013

AUT’s Research Performance Has More Than Doubled Yet Again!

Thu Apr 11 2013

NASA Space Apps Challenge launches in Auckland

Wed Apr 17 2013

Press freedom, social media and the citizen

Fri Apr 26 2013

Visiting journalism law professor to talk about free speech

Tue Apr 30 2013

Govt urged to release report on SkyCity deal

Tue May 14 2013

Urgent Couriers Selected As Finalist In AUT Business Awards

Fri May 17 2013

NewHome for the Rialto Channel 48hours Filmmaking Contest

Wed May 22 2013

AUT appoints Derek Handley to an Executive Professor role

Tue Jun 04 2013

AUT: First public viewing of the Shadows of Shoah Exhibition

Wed Jun 05 2013

Newspaper paywalls not paying off … yet

Wed Jun 05 2013

World’s largest problem gambling trial completed in NZ

Thu Jun 06 2013

AUT to partner with ATC in a New Zealand first

Thu Jun 13 2013

Māori Share Their Culture and Heritage with the US

Mon Jun 17 2013

Facial recognition technology: evaluation will be crucial

Tue Jun 25 2013

International speakers at higher education conference

Fri Jun 28 2013

Growth rates of Pasifika children faster than expected

Fri Jul 05 2013

AUT only NZ team competing in Australian University Games

Tue Jul 09 2013

Callaghan Innovation and AUT have strong synergies

Wed Jul 10 2013

Government commits $90 million to AUT’s Manukau Campus

Fri Jul 12 2013

Visiting Sociologist Seeking Alternatives to Capitalism

Fri Jul 12 2013

Celebrating Elwyn Richardson’s legacy of art in education

Tue Jul 16 2013

Investing in start-ups or funding incubator managers?

Thu Jul 25 2013

Parents, family and friends proudly support AUT graduates

Thu Aug 01 2013

Top Brain Scientist to give Paul Reeves Memorial Lecture

Tue Aug 27 2013

AUT researchers give Auckland Super City a ‘B’

Fri Aug 30 2013

AUT Visual Arts success

Tue Sep 03 2013

AUT University dons sustainability gown

Wed Sep 04 2013

AUT is a world-class university with world-class graduates

Tue Sep 10 2013

America's Cup: Win's economic benefits and social impact

Thu Sep 19 2013

AUT’s million dollar deal

Wed Sep 25 2013

AUT Rookie: A show not to miss

Tue Oct 08 2013

The Latest News from American Advertising Comes To NZ

Wed Oct 09 2013

World Mental Health Day: October 10, 2013

Wed Oct 09 2013

More not necessarily better in problem gambling services

Thu Oct 10 2013

AUT UNI Logo blkScientists to tackle traumatic brain injury

Mon Oct 14 2013

AUT recognises excellence in teaching and research

Fri Nov 01 2013

Mobile technologies to be explored at MINA2013

Fri Nov 01 2013

AUT University recognised for energy efficiency

Tue Nov 05 2013

AUT a contributor to the New Zealand Story

Wed Nov 06 2013

AUT: Symposium in honour of eminent philosopher Gernot Böhme

Mon Nov 11 2013

AUT appoints top academics to prestigious title

Tue Nov 12 2013

Be Fascinated at AUT University

Wed Nov 13 2013

SkyCity gaming commentary - Professor Max Abbott

Wed Nov 13 2013

New app to help detect 'ticking time bomb in your head'

Sat Nov 16 2013

Mobile social media to be explored at MINA2013

Mon Nov 18 2013

Talent at the AUT Rookie Fashion Show

Mon Nov 18 2013

‘Anywhere, anytime’ internet popular with Kiwis – report

Fri Nov 22 2013

AUT recognised for sustainability and energy efficiency

Fri Nov 22 2013

AUT scientists to play key role in huge astronomy project

Tue Nov 26 2013

Blogs have become more influential and prominent in NZ

Thu Nov 28 2013

AUT first New Zealand university to partner with ANZBC

Tue Dec 03 2013

AUT University students graduate to the world

Fri Dec 13 2013

Health and Design go hand-in-hand

Fri Dec 13 2013

AUT celebrates biggest graduation ever!

Tue Dec 17 2013

Che Fu headlines AUT University's South Campus Housewarming

Thu Feb 13 2014

Coffee price-rise brewing predicts expert

Thu Feb 13 2014

AUT leads advancement in Pasifika tertiary education

Thu Feb 20 2014

Public invited to help plan Hauraki Gulf future

Sun Mar 02 2014

Young Northlanders' opportunity to study at AUT University

Mon Mar 03 2014

AUT University is proud to celebrate Pacific culture

Sat Mar 08 2014

The Project: Digital Disruption 2014: AUT University

Tue Mar 11 2014

Manukau Harbour researchers keen to hear from locals

Tue Mar 18 2014

BuzzShift’s Cameron Gawley to talk at The Project

Tue Apr 08 2014

Climate change and robotics at NASA Space Apps, Auckland

Thu Apr 10 2014

Stroke app provides hope in the face of concerning stats

Thu Apr 10 2014

Onehunga and Manukau Harbour "shadows of their true selves"

Wed Apr 16 2014

Smartphone satellite wins NASA Space Apps Challenge

Wed Apr 16 2014

New book on critical journalism in the South Pacific

Wed Apr 23 2014

Press Freedom address at AUT timely reminder

Mon May 05 2014

AUT University: Te reo digital learning app introduced

Wed May 07 2014

Professor supports calls to review cannabis law

Thu May 15 2014

New Book on Controversial Area of Religion in the Workplace

Wed May 21 2014

New book Work & Worship: minority religions in the workforce

Tue May 27 2014

NZ has highest rates of obesity in Australasia

Thu May 29 2014

AUT Business School Excellence in Business Support Awards

Tue Jun 10 2014

State housing issues addressed in exhibition

Thu Jun 12 2014

AUT University partnering with leading diagnostic company

Fri Jun 27 2014

Homelessness only option for Auckland youth

Fri Jun 27 2014

How to make teleworking work

Mon Jul 28 2014

ACT leader’s race-based privilege claims "preposterous"

Wed Jul 30 2014

A new era in business innovation and commercialisation

Mon Aug 04 2014

AmCham boardroom hosts unique lessons in governance

Tue Aug 05 2014

Debate on land sale to Chinese misleading says Professor

Tue Aug 05 2014

AUT celebrates Winter Graduation

Thu Aug 07 2014

AUT brings the #AUTLounge to TEDxAuckland

Fri Aug 15 2014

University launches world first safety device to students

Mon Aug 25 2014

AUT University educating young leaders in New Zealand first

Wed Aug 27 2014

AUT announce memorial scholarship for Eric and Kathy Hertz

Fri Aug 29 2014

Govt investment may halt decline in language learning

Fri Aug 29 2014

Law is the closest we get to applying philosophy

Tue Sep 02 2014

AUT Opens New Centre to Boost NZ Science And Tech Education

Wed Sep 17 2014

BMW Group joins AUT InterNZ Programme

Thu Sep 18 2014

First-in-Family Scholarships to open the door for university

Mon Sep 22 2014

Client-centric law firm takes Supreme Business Support Award

Fri Oct 03 2014

AUT’s Emotion Sensing Fashion

Thu Oct 09 2014

Pixar co-founder to launch Project Connect

Thu Oct 23 2014

NZ Diversity Survey - benchmarking workplace diversity

Fri Oct 31 2014

AUT research reveals desire for access to Onehunga Wharf

Thu Nov 06 2014

Tribunal’s Maori sovereignty report "re-writing history"

Fri Nov 14 2014

Rudolph’s glowing nose explained by science in fun video

Fri Nov 28 2014

Kiwis gambling less but somestill at significant risk

Mon Dec 01 2014

AUT graduates trade Kiwi summer for winter internships

Fri Dec 05 2014

New Zealand Falling Behind in New Digital Media Ventures

Fri Dec 05 2014

Pop-up messages and harmful gambling habits - study

Mon Dec 08 2014

AUT name first Emeritus Vice Chancellor

Tue Dec 09 2014

Mentoring programme helps boost Hato Petera students

Wed Dec 10 2014

NZers gambling less, but problem gambling rates unchanged

Mon Dec 15 2014

AUT University congratulates Graduates

Tue Dec 16 2014

AUT gets the Rainbow Tick

Wed Jan 28 2015

AUT Future of Work Conference 9 February 2015

Tue Feb 03 2015

Official gambling figures don’t tell the full story

Thu Feb 05 2015

New speakers announced for ‘Project 15’

Thu Feb 12 2015

AUT celebrating Pride Parade

Fri Feb 20 2015

Managing an Ageing Workforce: NZ Research Report

Fri Mar 13 2015

AUT hosts Viet Nam’s Prime Minister

Fri Mar 20 2015

‘Muslims at Work’ Summit

Wed Mar 25 2015

Amalgamation to improve AUT graduate work readiness

Thu Apr 02 2015

Entrepreneurship Symposium this week

Mon Apr 13 2015

Love of job not enough for New Zealand’s aged care workforce

Tue Apr 28 2015

AUT University empowering creativity and Kidz First Hospital

Mon May 11 2015

NZ data tool can predict risk of child abuse

Tue May 12 2015

Looking at eggs differently makes them more than just tasty

Fri May 15 2015

New Zealand scientists launch world’s largest health study

Fri May 29 2015

Finalists named for AUT Excellence in Business Support Award

Tue Jun 09 2015

Breaking down New Zealand history across disciplines

Wed Jul 15 2015

Inaugural recipients of the Te Ataata Residency

Wed Jul 22 2015

Te Reo Māori’s "grim century" subject of public lecture

Tue Jul 28 2015

Southern hemisphere science goes on show

Fri Aug 21 2015

Jupiter Project, Dick Johnson, Ill Baz And Static F\Mm DJs

Mon Aug 31 2015

Refugee education conference chance to celebrate success

Tue Sep 29 2015

Make it about the game, not the gambling

Wed Oct 07 2015

AUT Professor Wins Supreme Innovator Award

Thu Oct 22 2015

Brilliant teaching and research excellence

Thu Oct 29 2015

Security firm with future focus wins award

Fri Oct 30 2015

Prestigious research honour recognises stroke advances

Wed Nov 11 2015

Academic supports MP’s Land Wars national day campaign

Tue Dec 08 2015

Problem gambling more prevalent in Māori & Pacific community

Fri Dec 11 2015

Congratulations to our 2015 summer graduates

Wed Dec 16 2015

Top NZ restaurateurs awarded inaugural hospitality award

Wed Dec 16 2015

Nurturing tomorrow’s World Class New Zealanders

Thu Mar 10 2016

AUT Policy Observatory: New briefing papers released

Thu Apr 07 2016

AUT’s Student Focus Recognised by Independent Panel

Mon Apr 18 2016

Professor calls for inquiry into mental health services

Wed May 04 2016

Open Day to help students make educated decisions

Tue May 10 2016

Business support organisations feature in annual awards

Fri Jun 10 2016

Time to debunk myths and welcome refugees to NZ

Mon Jun 20 2016

Professor Richard Bedford named AUT Emeritus Professor

Mon Jun 27 2016

AUT climbs global university rankings

Tue Sep 06 2016

Call for paramedics to be regulated to reduce risk of harm

Thu Nov 17 2016

Social innovation is here to stay

Thu Nov 17 2016

NZ media ownership report 2016

Thu Dec 01 2016

AUT Graduation becomes a family affair

Fri Dec 16 2016

AUT to get New Zealand’s first 100% electric bus

Fri Jan 20 2017

How well are we recovering?

Tue Feb 21 2017

Survey shows that Te Reo Māori should be compulsory

Tue Feb 28 2017

First-in-family scholarship inspires others

Fri Apr 07 2017

Researcher welcomes Family Start Investment

Wed May 03 2017

Job stresses put pressure on aged care workforce

Wed May 17 2017

NZ's first chartered bilingual Māori/English Toastmasters

Tue May 23 2017

Tongan youth suicide prevention

Wed May 24 2017

Housing Prices Relative to Consumer Prices: An Analysis

Fri Jun 02 2017

Leadership lessons for the next generation of leaders

Thu Jul 06 2017

A national languages policy for New Zealand

Fri Aug 18 2017

KiwiSaver product disclosure statements

Mon Aug 21 2017

Rural medicine school well intended but misplaced

Mon Aug 28 2017

Addressing the burden and benefits of tertiary study

Tue Aug 29 2017

Focus on fees for long-term KiwiSaver benefit

Tue Sep 05 2017

Building 21C Skills for the New World of Work

Wed Sep 27 2017

Awards winner keeps exports on track

Mon Oct 09 2017

Ākina Foundation recognised

Mon Oct 09 2017

AUT helping students build mental strength

Tue Oct 10 2017

Inaugural Kayes Fletcher Walker visiting scholar award

Wed Oct 11 2017

Family violence in the Pacific

Mon Nov 13 2017

New Zealand market sentiment index launches

Mon Nov 20 2017

New Tool Measures Corporate Governance Effectiveness

Mon Dec 04 2017

‘Working for dole’ policy could do more harm than good

Tue Dec 05 2017

Fifty Years From the Woodhouse Report

Fri Dec 08 2017

Re-booting biculturalism in Aotearoa-New Zealand

Fri Feb 02 2018

Gender and Diversity Research at AUT turns 10

Tue Feb 27 2018

New education programme launches to support entrepreneurship

Wed Mar 07 2018

Kava drinking research highlighted in global report

Mon Mar 12 2018

Worse health outcomes for Pacific women

Tue Mar 20 2018

Sexual harassment widespread in the Cook Islands hospitality

Tue Mar 27 2018

AUT first in NZ to use Xero Lifelong Learning Platform

Mon Apr 09 2018

AUT Law School opens Centre for Indigenous Rights and Law

Mon Apr 09 2018

Post-split parents on financial back foot

Thu Apr 19 2018

AUT Study Finds Kiwisaver Confusion And Distrust

Mon May 07 2018

The Sugar Conspiracy

Mon May 14 2018

Ethnic disparities in access to chronic pain services

Fri Jun 08 2018

What Māori men really think about exercise

Thu Jun 21 2018

Research sheds light on gambling among Pacific youth

Wed Jul 04 2018

AUT set to deliver millennial workforce

Thu Jul 05 2018

AUT Shadow a Leader Day – Leading the Next Generation

Thu Jul 05 2018

Redesigning Business Education for the Future of Work

Wed Aug 01 2018

More needed to reduce persistent gambling-related harm

Mon Aug 06 2018

Postgrad Degree Boosts Career Prospects

Tue Aug 07 2018

New Zealand’s unmet oral health needs are ‘deplorable'

Tue Aug 28 2018

AUT Professor Takes Out NZIER Economics Award

Wed Aug 29 2018

AUT neurologist honoured for innovation in stroke prevention

Thu Sep 13 2018

Nursing: from picket lines to policymaking

Fri Sep 14 2018

More than half of mental disorders begin in teenage years

Fri Oct 05 2018

Global Burden of Disease Brain Summit at AUT

Sun Oct 28 2018

Neurological disorders are major threats to health

Tue Nov 06 2018

Inflammation and depression in Pacific youth

Mon Nov 26 2018

NZ has highest mortality rate from motor neuron disease

Tue Nov 27 2018

PhD Milestone at AUT Law School – Māori land trust research

Mon Dec 17 2018

Architectural and Arts contributors recognised

Thu Dec 20 2018

New Zealand among world’s highest lifetime risk of stroke

Wed Jan 23 2019

NZ among world’s highest ‘lifetime risk of stroke’

Wed Jan 23 2019

The shame of ‘fat-shaming’ in public health

Wed Jan 30 2019

Comment re: "Bill introduced for synthetic crackdown"

Thu Mar 07 2019

Education in schools needed to address gender equality

Thu Mar 07 2019

Māori, Pasifika leaders on govt health groups marginalised

Thu Mar 07 2019

Digital divide still exists for older people

Tue Mar 26 2019

New research scrutinises NZ'z largest pay rise for women

Thu Mar 28 2019

AUT sixteenth in world in university sustainability rankings

Thu Apr 04 2019

Getting to Carbon Zero

Fri Apr 12 2019

Mild brain injuries may have widespread impact

Wed Apr 17 2019

62% increase in AUT researchers

Tue Apr 30 2019

Environmentally focussed artist turns to NZ’s Kauri trees

Thu May 02 2019

TBI Network bridges gap

Tue May 21 2019

New Earthquake-Proof Building Technology Live Test a Success

Tue May 28 2019

Making policy sense of New Zealand’s First Wellbeing Budget

Fri May 31 2019

AUT appoints new Chair of Digital Health Leadership

Wed Jun 05 2019

NZ summit focuses on how to achieve Sustainable Goals

Tue Jun 18 2019

Expert commentary on new Wizards Unite mobile game

Tue Jun 25 2019

Research shows that Pacific youth gambling begins at home

Mon Jul 01 2019

AUT Shadow a Leader- Do NZ organisations need Shadow Boards?

Tue Jul 02 2019

The changing face of what it means to be Kiwi

Fri Jul 05 2019

New recommendations on flying drones over marine animals

Wed Jul 10 2019

AUT student makes global Badass Women list

Tue Jul 16 2019

Normalisation of Te Reo Māori is Good for Business

Tue Jul 16 2019

Research finds ethnic disparities in NZ child protection

Fri Jul 19 2019

Remarkable new Kauri study

Thu Jul 25 2019

New Zealanders’ ignorance of the Holocaust must change

Wed Aug 07 2019

Can you deal with a digital detox?

Thu Aug 15 2019

Central affiliation linked to success in local elections

Thu Aug 15 2019

Young kauri keep 'grandpa' kauri alive through root systems

Tue Aug 20 2019

Making rural New Zealand age-friendly

Thu Aug 29 2019

AUT moves up another 50 places in world rankings

Thu Sep 12 2019

Healthy homework gets results: study

Mon Sep 16 2019

AUT Secures $13m in MBIE Endeavour Fund

Tue Sep 17 2019

Diversity lacking among Auckland councillors

Tue Oct 08 2019

Online voting won’t engage more youth

Wed Oct 09 2019

PR students help 100s of NZ non-profits

Tue Oct 15 2019

Joint initiative to support Māori entrepreneurs in Northland

Tue Oct 22 2019

Economist Wins Top Award at AUT

Thu Oct 24 2019

New Zealand is leading the world in stroke prevention

Tue Oct 29 2019

NZ Legal System Can Perpetuate Financial Abuse

Tue Nov 05 2019

AUT Lecturer Says Digital Curriculum is Not About Devices

Wed Nov 06 2019

Companies on notice from shareholder as diversity stalls

Mon Nov 18 2019

Greater empathy for wāhine Māori needed

Thu Dec 05 2019

MPs failing to lead on human rights

Thu Dec 05 2019

Urgent plan to mitigate the impact of neurological disorders

Wed Dec 11 2019

AUT and Zeacann green light medicinal cannabis

Fri Dec 13 2019

AUT Biodesign Collaborates to Reduce Air Pollution Impact

Mon Jan 13 2020

Bigger bodies require bigger servings of 5+ a day

Tue Jan 14 2020

AUT boosts AI expertise with new AiLab

Tue Jan 28 2020

Wellbeing of NZers just as important as drive to export

Wed Jan 29 2020

Public policy requires te Tiriti o Waitangi compliance

Wed Feb 05 2020

Māori cultural & language expert joins AUT Business School

Mon Feb 10 2020

Tourism And Hospitality Experts Converge On AUT

Mon Feb 10 2020

AUT Welcomes World’s First Professor Of Macromarketing

Wed Feb 12 2020

Stroke: Categorising People Into Low, Moderate Or High Risk Should Be ‘abandoned’

Tue Feb 25 2020

Interactive Webinars Tackle Racism In Aotearoa

Thu Mar 05 2020

Gender Inequality Contributes To Gambling Harm For Women

Mon Mar 23 2020

Gross National Happiness Index Shows True Mood of Country

Fri Apr 03 2020

UK Study Links Covid Deaths To Poor Diet; AUT Dietitian Comments

Fri Apr 17 2020

Trust In News In New Zealand Is High Compared Internationally

Thu Apr 23 2020

Kiwis Keep Calm And Carry On During Covid-19 - New Research From AUT

Fri Apr 24 2020

Māori And Pacific Students Get Support From AUT

Fri Apr 24 2020

How Will Covid-19 Change The Way We Work?

Fri May 01 2020

NZ Government Must Protect Most Vulnerable Workers During COVID-19

Fri May 08 2020

Pacific Language Videos To Highlight Major AUT Study

Fri May 08 2020

Are Female Leaders Better To Work For Than Male Leaders?

Mon May 18 2020

Lessons From NZ’s Bubbles For The World

Tue Jun 02 2020

Helmets, Head Injuries And Horse Power

Fri Jun 05 2020

A Declaration On The Stroke ‘pandemic’

Wed Jun 10 2020

Racism A Reality In Kiwi Workplaces

Thu Jun 11 2020

New Technology Aims To Reduce Risk Of Covid-19 Spreading In Hospitals

Thu Jun 25 2020

Turning The Lens On Māori-language Journalism

Thu Jun 25 2020

Assisted Dying And The Social Consequences

Fri Jun 26 2020

How Views Have Moved On Euthanasia And Cannabis

Thu Jul 16 2020

How Can We Do Better In The Return To Covid-enforced Work From Home?

Wed Aug 12 2020

NZ’s Lockdown V.2 Deals Hefty Blow To Our Happiness Levels

Sat Aug 15 2020

Stroke: Current Screening Has No Significant Effect On Incidence Or Mortality

Tue Aug 25 2020

Only 1.5 Percent Of People Identify Stroke As A Major Cause Of Death

Thu Sep 03 2020

AUT Launches Strong New Brand Advertising Campaign

Fri Sep 04 2020

Study - Risk Factors Linked To Poor Diet Are Root Cause Of COVID-19 Deaths

Sun Sep 13 2020

New App To Learn Te Reo Māori

Mon Sep 14 2020

Surprising Link Between Crisis Leadership And Employee Mental Health

Wed Sep 16 2020

The Ethnic Pay Gap In New Zealand’s Public Sector

Thu Sep 17 2020

AUT Business School Recognised For Innovative Teaching During Global Crises

Thu Oct 01 2020

Understanding Changes In Grey Matter

Thu Oct 01 2020

Big Brother Is Watching And Kiwi Workers Don’t Like It

Fri Oct 02 2020

Political Parties Should Be Talking About Employment Relations

Fri Oct 09 2020

Hope For The Niuean Language In Aotearoa

Fri Oct 23 2020

Language Fluency Protects Pacific Mothers From Postpartum Mental Disorders

Wed Oct 28 2020

What Kind Of People Voted For The Different Political Parties?

Wed Oct 28 2020

Controversial Book On The "Creator" Of New Zealand Released

Mon Nov 30 2020

The World’s First Islamic Mindfulness App

Tue Dec 08 2020

New AUT Research Examines Ethnic Differences In Use And Experience Of Child Healthcare Services

Tue Jan 26 2021

History Curriculum ‘a Major Step In Nation Building’

Wed Feb 03 2021

Clinical Levels Of Psychiatric Distress Found Among Parents Of A Child With Autism

Wed Feb 10 2021

Research Founded On Sacred Pacific Concept Of The Vā

Thu Feb 18 2021

Police Surveillance Of Young People Of Colour Needs To Stop

Tue Mar 09 2021

New Initiative To Increase And Support Māori And Pasifika Midwifery Students

Tue Mar 30 2021

NZ Support Workers Need More Support

Mon Apr 12 2021

Local Policies Can Reduce Problem Gambling

Tue Apr 13 2021

Ethnic Inequities In Patient Outcomes From New Zealand Chronic Pain Services

Fri Apr 16 2021

The Dynamic Associations Between Gambling Behaviour, Health And Lifestyle

Wed Apr 21 2021

The NZ Workforce: Burnt Out Or Just Smouldering?

Wed Apr 28 2021

Timely Unemployment Data Now Available

Fri May 07 2021

Using ‘food Havens’ To Reduce High Obesity Rates In Low Socioeconomic Neighbourhoods

Wed May 12 2021

AUT Business School Wins Research Translation Awards

Mon May 17 2021

New Book Tackles The Business Of Faith

Tue May 25 2021

Flames In The NZ Workforce: Employees Are No Longer Just ‘Smouldering’

Tue Jun 01 2021

Unemployment Rate Stabilises – UR NOW

Mon Jun 07 2021

AUT Funding Helps Kiwis Talk About Money

Mon Jun 14 2021

How Urban Housing Redevelopment Affects Wellbeing

Mon Jun 14 2021

Youth Voices To Be Heard At New Zealand’s APEC Summit

Thu Jun 17 2021

Maths Vs Affordable Housing - Students At Manurewa High School Using Mathematical Modelling To Tackle Community Issues

Thu Jul 01 2021

Research: How Body Movement Changes In Pregnancy

Mon Jul 05 2021

Inaugural Chair Of Future Environments Established In Partnership With Fletcher

Tue Jul 20 2021

Changing weather heightens risk of stroke

Wed Sep 08 2021

AUT and Helius partner on medicinal cannabis products

Wed Sep 15 2021

How Much, How Often, How Many - Three New Global Gambling Guidelines Could Reduce Harm From Post-lockdown Gambling

Thu Sep 23 2021

Khylee Quince New Zealand’s First Māori Dean Of Law

Tue Sep 28 2021

Mental Health Awareness Week: Anxiety And Depression On The Rise Inside The Kiwi Workforce

Thu Sep 30 2021

Four Influential Young Kiwis To Represent New Zealand On The World Stage At APEC Voices Of The Future 2021

Tue Oct 05 2021

NZ Employers Take Note: The "Great Resignation" Is Happening Here

Thu Oct 14 2021

Voices Of The Future An Incredible Experience, Say Alumni Organisers

Thu Oct 21 2021

AUT Students Go Global With Their Voices Of The Future Logo Design

Tue Oct 26 2021

Service Gaps Create Barriers For Māori With Prostate Cancer

Tue Oct 26 2021

AUT Outlines Progress Towards A More Sustainable Future

Tue Nov 09 2021

AUT Council Appoints Dr Damon Salesa Next Vice-Chancellor

Mon Nov 15 2021

Perceptions Of Fair Pay And Transparency In The NZ Workplace: Managers Vs Non-managers

Tue Nov 16 2021

The Effect Of The Pandemic On Our Social Lives

Wed Nov 17 2021

Award Extended For Business School

Fri Nov 19 2021

New Scholarships Aim To Discover Diverse Talent

Mon Nov 22 2021

AUT’s First Rhodes Scholar

Tue Nov 23 2021

Aucklanders Are Less Concerned With Covid

Mon Nov 29 2021

Burnt-out Risk In NZ Workforce: Bad And Getting Worse

Thu Dec 02 2021

AUT To Teach Climate Action

Thu Dec 09 2021

AUT Spinout Secures $1.5 M Investment For Innovative Respiratory Technology

Wed Jan 26 2022

CS4HS Open To More Digital Technology Teachers In 2022

Fri Feb 04 2022

Expert On Burnout, Four-day Work Week, Māori Employee Wins Top AUT Award

Thu Feb 10 2022

They Key To Happy Employees? Hybrid Working

Mon Feb 21 2022

AUT Vice-Chancellor Receives Prestigious University Award For Leadership

Wed Feb 23 2022

Yoga Breathing Changes Brain Activity

Wed Feb 23 2022

If She Be Worthy – Online Backlash To The Mighty Thor

Mon Mar 07 2022

AUT To Represent Australasia At Inaugural Green Impact International Awards

Thu Mar 10 2022

NZ Tree Intel In Your Pocket, Even Offline

Wed Mar 16 2022

Auckland Council Waste Proposal Punishes Those Already Minimising Waste

Thu Mar 24 2022

AUT Wins Global Sustainability Award

Mon Mar 28 2022

Voices From Hospitality's Front Line

Fri Apr 08 2022

Kiwi Workers Don’t Realise They Are Burnt Out

Mon Apr 11 2022

CIPS Accredits New AUT Master Of Supply Chain Management

Tue Apr 26 2022

The Science Behind Stroke Apps

Tue Apr 26 2022

AUT Rises In Global Impact Rankings

Thu Apr 28 2022

The Legacy Of Lockdown For Community Healthcare Workers

Mon May 02 2022

Creating A Healthy And Sustainable Future For Tāmaki Makaurau

Mon May 16 2022

NZ Histories Curriculum At AUT

Thu May 26 2022

Tourism And Hospitality Employees Asked To Share Their Work Experiences

Thu May 26 2022

Atawhai: Making It Safe To Talk About Family Violence In Healthcare

Thu Jun 16 2022

High Quality Of Entries Commended At Nz Business Research Translation Awards

Thu Jul 07 2022

New Research Examines The Effectiveness Of Counselling Treatments For Gambling Disorders.

Thu Jul 07 2022

AUT Supports Inaugural New Zealand Youth Film Festival

Wed Jul 20 2022

More Support Needed For Families Affected By Problem Gambling

Thu Jul 21 2022

New AUT Research Shows Covid-19's Impact On NZ's Pacific Workforce

Mon Jul 25 2022

Aut On Track To A More Sustainable Future

Thu Aug 04 2022

A Taste Of AUT For Restaurant Month

Fri Aug 05 2022

Over 10 Million People Have Sought Help For Gambling

Mon Aug 22 2022

Treating The Stigma Of Chronic Pain

Tue Sep 13 2022

Sports, TV And New Zealanders

Wed Sep 21 2022

AUT Claims Second Placed Ranking For The First Time

Wed Oct 12 2022

Study Shows How Dads' Involvement In Childcare Impacts Their Kids

Sun Oct 30 2022

Student Entrepreneurs Celebrated At Aut

Fri Dec 02 2022

From Steno Pads And Shorthand To AI In Newsrooms

Mon Dec 05 2022

Media In 2022 – JMAD Media Ownership Report

Thu Dec 08 2022

New Data Highlights Working Conditions In Tourism And Hospitality

Wed Mar 01 2023

Aut Retains Top 100 Spot In 2023 Global Impact Rankings

Fri Jun 02 2023

AUT Launches Te Aronui - Upholding Te Tiriti For The Benefit Of All

Wed Aug 02 2023

AUT Launches Rainbow Research Portal – A World First

Thu Sep 07 2023

Maranga Mai A 'Distortion Of History'

Thu Feb 22 2024

New Research Reveals How Sports Clubs Manage Integrity Issues

Mon Mar 25 2024

Government’s Disability Spending Changes Endangering Lives Of Children And Health Of Parents

Thu Mar 28 2024

New Study Highlights Risks From Technology To Health And Wellbeing Of Schoolkids

Thu Apr 04 2024

Alliance Opens Doors For AUT Hospitality Students

Tue Apr 30 2024

Protecting NZ’s Children From The Impacts Of Some Of World’s Highest Screen Time

Tue May 21 2024

New Project Aims To Transform Health Care Response To Family Violence

Wed May 22 2024

Innovative Dual Health Qualification Addresses Workforce Issues

Thu Jun 13 2024

AUT Collaborates With Māori Urban Artist For Space Planning Of New Building, Tukutuku

Mon Jun 24 2024

New AUT Concussion Research Could Revolutionise Understanding And Recovery

Wed Aug 14 2024

Unemployment Looks To Be Getting Worse

Mon Aug 19 2024

Unclear Roadside Drug Testing Risks Motorist Delays

Tue Aug 20 2024

Innovative AUT Collaboration With Southern Cross Health Trust Provides Financial Boost To Nursing Students

Wed Aug 21 2024

How Aotearoa Should Deal With Increased Global Stroke Risks Identified In New Lancet Neurology Study

Thu Sep 19 2024

New Study Reveals "Massive" Impact Of Concussions On NZ Incomes And Employment

Thu Sep 26 2024

Alarming Differences In Incidence And Mortality Of Devastating Brain Haemorrhage Across NZ

Mon Oct 14 2024

New AUT Research Shows Online Gaming A Predictor Of Gambling Harm

Thu Nov 14 2024

Reading Helps Children Face A Difficult Future

Fri Nov 22 2024

AUT In Perfect Position To Freeze Student Fees

Mon May 28 2001

Hikuwai Sounds Festival 2018 Announced

Mon Feb 05 2018

Students called upon: Unite for Hīkoi

Fri May 15 2009

Students making it easy to be green

Wed May 09 2007

AUSA Supports Jaffna Students In Sri Lanka

Thu May 17 2007

Close the way of open entry

Sun Dec 09 2007

Students worried at possible future wage cuts

Thu Feb 21 2008

41 Eden Parks and counting

Fri Feb 29 2008

Student union takes action to stop debt

Tue Apr 01 2008

24 hours for $10 Billion tomorrow

Wed Apr 09 2008

What’s 2 pies a week? A bad joke!

Thu May 22 2008

President wears penis suit for good reason

Thu Jun 05 2008

Auckland students slam Vice-Chancellor’s remarks

Sun Jul 20 2008

Further development regarding citizen’s arrest

Sat Jul 26 2008

United Future well-received on campus

Tue Oct 14 2008

Mythbusters: Universal Student Allowance Edition

Wed Oct 15 2008

Council compromise fails to seal the deal

Tue Oct 21 2008

Students promote fairtrade with free coffee

Fri May 15 2009

More representation for Maori say students

Wed Jun 10 2009

NZ's biggest student union backs 40% target

Wed Aug 12 2009

AUSA and V-Day present The Vagina Monologues

Wed Mar 24 2010

University to recommend fee hikes for Auckland students

Mon Oct 17 2011

Chaos reigns as Auckland University hikes fees by 4%

Tue Oct 18 2011

Summer kicks off for Auckland students with End of Daze

Thu Oct 20 2011

Students' Association celebrates opening of University Hall

Fri Feb 17 2012

Students deeply concerned at support cuts

Wed May 02 2012

Students deeply concerned at support cuts

Thu May 03 2012

Students' fears confirmed in 2012 Budget

Thu May 24 2012

Students protest 2012 "Black Budget"

Thu May 24 2012

Students Protest happening at 1pm today.

Thu May 24 2012

Students won’t be listened to, says English

Fri May 25 2012

AUSA endorses marriage equality and adoption law reform

Sat Jul 07 2012

Auckland University Students Association Politics Week

Fri Sep 28 2012

Marriage Equality Showdown: Louisa Wall and Colin Craig

Fri Sep 28 2012

AUSA Politics Week

Mon Oct 01 2012

University students protest against political prisoners

Thu Oct 04 2012

Students frustrated with further fee increases

Mon Oct 15 2012

Erosion of support for higher education raises concerns

Mon Jan 21 2013

Constitution Conversation Roadshow Comes to Auckland

Fri Mar 01 2013

No second chance for mature students

Fri May 17 2013

Bangladesh catastrophe must be heeded

Thu Jun 06 2013

Outstanding initiatives by AUSA

Thu Aug 29 2013

Students outraged as their voice is silenced

Fri Aug 30 2013

Reduced quality of education reflected in QS Rankings

Fri Sep 13 2013

VSM Has Weakened Our National Student Voice

Wed Sep 18 2013

University candidate forum to address Living Wage

Mon Sep 30 2013

Rally Today For A Debt-Free And Democratic University

Wed Oct 02 2013

Students and Staff call for a Debt-Free and Democratic Uni

Wed Oct 02 2013

Politicians, Staff, and Students United Against Fee Increase

Tue Oct 22 2013

University raises tuition fees ahead of inflation yet again

Tue Oct 22 2013

Steven Joyce ignores student concerns over council changes

Fri Feb 14 2014

AUSA put up team for quiz show

Tue Jun 10 2014

University of Auckland votes for fee hikes, yet again

Tue Oct 21 2014

Student and staff voice cut from university councils

Thu Feb 12 2015

Disappointment over loss of student, staff voice

Tue Jun 23 2015

Auckland Students Applaud Groundbreaking Labour Policy

Mon Feb 01 2016

AUSA and The Daily Blog ‘Anti-Debate’ to be live streamed

Tue Sep 13 2016

AUSA Supports TEU Strike

Tue Mar 14 2017

Government Underfunding Putting Cost Pressure on Students

Mon Oct 16 2017

AUSA Challenges New Government to Keep Promises to Students

Fri Oct 20 2017

Library Closures Confirmed

Thu Jun 21 2018

Loan Limit Increase

Mon Jul 02 2018

Voluntary Student Membership Vote - Auk Uni

Thu Sep 21 2000

TEAC Report Brings Hope Of Order In Chaos

Wed Mar 07 2001

Slippery Steve Shafts Students Over Summer

Fri Mar 23 2001

Fees Freeze Shafts Students

Thu May 24 2001

Students: Step In The Ring Steve

Tue May 07 2002

Budget Falls Short on Student Support

Thu May 23 2002

AUSA President Clarifies Craccum Independence

Tue May 28 2002

‘Til Debt Do Us Part

Wed Jul 24 2002

Association Wants Debt Collection Consistency

Fri Dec 06 2002

AUSA irate at Government’s betrayal of students

Thu May 15 2003

AUSA: Fees Maxima As A Step In The Right Direction

Thu Aug 21 2003

AUSA disappointed but vows to carry on

Fri Sep 19 2003

Brash's education comments "ill informed populism"

Tue Mar 02 2004

Students Love Dick

Thu Sep 16 2004

"Hippy fear factor" to heighten environ awareness

Wed Sep 22 2004

Ahmed Zaoui Declared Spokesperson of Students

Thu Oct 07 2004

Meeting to declare Zaoui spokesperson of students’

Thu Oct 07 2004

‘Look after our Algerian Spokesperson!’

Thu Oct 14 2004

Auckland Uni Students face fee increases today

Mon Oct 18 2004

Bail for Algerian Affairs Spokesperson

Thu Dec 09 2004

Medical Students Fee Rises Upsets Auckland Student

Mon Dec 20 2004

Auckland Students raise $2300+ in Tsunami Appeal

Tue Jan 18 2005

University of Auckland practically "burning" Cash

Thu Mar 03 2005

$65,000 in student debt for Auckland's doctors

Fri Apr 15 2005

Budget all Fizz, No Bang for Students

Fri May 20 2005

Victoria Falls for Carefully Orchestrated Ruse

Tue May 24 2005

Auck students concerned over negotiation breakdown

Tue Jun 21 2005

Students outraged over increased parking fees.

Thu Jul 21 2005

Where’s the rest, Don?

Fri Jul 22 2005

Auckland Students welcome Labour’s Tertiary Policy

Tue Jul 26 2005

Debt Monster to Steal Christmas

Mon Dec 12 2005

Students Support "SuperSizeMyPay.com" Campaign

Wed Mar 22 2006

Arrival of interest-free student loans celebrated

Wed Mar 29 2006

We Support Louise Nicholas March

Fri Apr 28 2006

AUSA cautiously optimistic about funding

Fri Jul 28 2006

International Students "Cash Cows"

Wed Aug 23 2006

Auckland Students Oppose Fee Increases

Wed Oct 04 2006

Students make it easy to be green

Tue May 08 2007

Auckland students welcome modest Budget crumbs

Fri May 18 2007

Auckland students welcome Zaoui's freedom

Fri Sep 14 2007

Students to stand in solidarity with Burma

Fri Sep 28 2007

Auckland students oppose unrestrained fee hikes

Wed Oct 03 2007

Students call for international fee stability

Thu Oct 11 2007

Student ‘cash cows’ - milked for another year!

Tue Oct 16 2007

Students disappointed at continued fee rise

Tue Oct 16 2007

Shutting The University Doors – Students Say NO

Mon Dec 03 2007

Students vow to fight open entry elimination

Tue Dec 04 2007

Students demand fair say on equity taskforce

Tue Dec 11 2007

University Slamming The Doors To Opportunity Shut

Tue Dec 11 2007

Students welcome tertiary transport discounts

Thu Dec 13 2007

Asian president committed to allowances

Tue Jan 29 2008

AUSA: Afghan student sentenced to death

Wed Mar 12 2008

No to the elimination of open entry

Wed Mar 19 2008

Oh Dr Hutchison, you’ve done it again!

Thu Mar 27 2008

24 hours for $10 Billion

Tue Apr 08 2008

Students reject accomodation characterisations

Thu Apr 10 2008

Auckland students cap off 24-hr action on debt

Fri Apr 11 2008

Students express concern for Filipino activist

Tue May 13 2008

Students support Burma solidarity vigil

Tue May 13 2008

Student support needs radical surgery

Tue May 27 2008

Stronger protections for casual workers welcomed

Mon Jun 23 2008

Fee ‘stability’ passes the buck

Fri Jun 27 2008

Vice-Chancellor slams justified future investment

Mon Jul 21 2008

AUSA offers $5000 for citizen's arrest of Rice

Thu Jul 24 2008

AUSA to lodge police complaint over Rice visit

Fri Jul 25 2008

Students look forward to spirited campaign

Fri Sep 12 2008

Useful student loan ‘cut’, more surgery required

Thu Sep 18 2008

Labour joins the top of the class

Mon Oct 13 2008

University students seek University’s support

Fri Oct 17 2008

University students seek Uni’s support today

Mon Oct 20 2008

'National' starts with 'N'...so does 'Nothing'

Tue Nov 04 2008

Racism Policy not yet official, say AUSA

Wed May 20 2009

Iceberg in Auckland City

Wed Sep 16 2009

Students call for human rights speaker on campus

Fri Oct 09 2009

Student Study Plans Disrupted by Bus Lockout

Tue Oct 13 2009

Fee changes see Auckland students worse off

Thu May 20 2010

VSM = bad for Auckland, bad for students

Sat Sep 25 2010

Government to blame for skyrocketing fees

Tue Oct 19 2010

Auckland Uni students launch street appeal for Chch Quake

Tue Feb 22 2011

Students & staff shocked by bullying at graduation

Wed May 04 2011

PM should experience VSM first hand, say Auckland students

Thu Aug 11 2011

Auckland students rally against Voluntary Membership Bill

Wed Aug 17 2011

Students fighting back at Auckland University

Mon Sep 26 2011

University of Auckland cuts Health Services funding

Thu Jan 19 2012

Minister positive about the role of student associations

Mon Feb 13 2012

Students put the ice on Steven Joyce

Wed Feb 29 2012

Naked students borrow to live

Fri Mar 02 2012

Auckland students support the wharfies

Tue Mar 06 2012

Students unimpressed by lamington attack

Fri Mar 09 2012

Students: Minister’s Decision Hurting the Vulnerable

Fri Mar 30 2012

Students call to vote no confidence in the editor of Craccum

Wed Apr 04 2012

University of Auckland wins UniGames 2012

Sat Apr 14 2012

15% Of Students In Financial Distress

Mon Apr 23 2012

Vote By Students To Remove Craccum Editor Fails

Thu Apr 26 2012

Students frustrated with further fee increases

Mon Oct 15 2012

Student-owned bar facing difficulty

Mon Nov 05 2012

It All Comes Off for a Cause

Tue May 07 2013

Students Say No to Bullies On Pink Shirt Day

Fri May 17 2013

Students Give a Dollar a Week to Help Other Students

Mon Aug 26 2013

Association shames statistics for women in leadership

Mon Sep 09 2013

Open Letter to the University of Auckland Council

Fri Oct 18 2013

Politicians, Staff and Students United Against Fee Increases

Mon Oct 21 2013

AUSA pleased with recent decision of ERA

Fri Oct 25 2013

AUSA stands in solidarity with Garissa University

Tue Apr 07 2015

Goff Must Prove He’s on the Side of Students

Thu Nov 05 2015

Auckland Students Rally Against Albert Park Violence

Wed Apr 06 2016

UOA Council to vote on fossil fuel divestment

Fri Jun 03 2016

Auckland Students’ Association celebrates 125th birthday

Fri Jun 24 2016

AUSA responds to student concerns over campus group

Thu Mar 02 2017

Further AUSA comments on ‘white pride’ controversy

Fri Mar 03 2017

Auckland Students March for Divestment

Wed May 31 2017

UOA Divestment in Fossil Fuels: Green-Lit Or No?

Wed May 31 2017

AUSA remains in NZUSA

Tue Jul 11 2017

Further Statement on AUSA Referendum

Wed Aug 23 2017

Students’ Association against proposed changes to library

Tue Apr 24 2018

Student protest against library closures

Fri Apr 27 2018

Helen Clark Unveils Muldoon Biography

Wed Aug 23 2000

Forty Years Since Talkback Was Born In Masterton

Tue Oct 03 2000

New book comes at right moment for broadcasting

Thu Oct 05 2000

New Book Sheds Light On Maori Culture History

Thu Oct 12 2000

New Zealand Book's Excellence Recognised

Tue Jan 30 2001

Godwit Still Flying After 64 Years

Wed Apr 04 2001

Grandmother’s Wartime Experience Inspires New Book

Tue Apr 10 2001

Nation Builders In The Spotlight On 13 June

Thu Jun 07 2001

Centenary Of An Outstanding New Zealander

Wed Jul 04 2001

Attempts To Turn Maori Into Brown Britons - Book

Fri Jul 13 2001

Montana New Zealand Poetry Day

Fri Jul 20 2001

Muldoon Biography Wins Prize

Thu Aug 23 2001

Leading New Zealand poet dies suddenly

Mon Sep 24 2001

TV Screening Will Mark Death Of Great NZ Writer

Mon Oct 01 2001

NZ Festival Administrator Launches New Career

Thu Feb 28 2002

Respected Novelist Dies - Professor Bill Pearson

Mon Sep 30 2002

Philip Temple Wins Prestigious History Prize

Tue Sep 30 2003

Emeritus Professor's History Wins Biennial Prize

Thu Apr 08 2004

Pre-European Maori Village Life Revealed

Wed May 05 2004

Painter Nerli’s Contribution to NZ Art

Thu Jun 30 2005

Reluctant Partners?: NZ's Involvement in Viet Nam

Wed Sep 28 2005

Phil Kawana Returns to His First Love – Poetry

Mon Nov 14 2005

Barclay on Protection of Maori Treasures

Fri Dec 02 2005

New Book Appraises Political Leadership in NZ

Fri Apr 21 2006

New Director for Auckland University Press

Wed Feb 07 2007

Waitangi and indigenous rights in the new millenni

Thu May 24 2007

New waiata collection opens unique Maori history

Wed Jul 18 2007

C K Stead Made A Distinguished Citizen Of Auckland

Thu Aug 23 2007

Michele Leggott Announced as Inaugural Laureate

Wed Dec 05 2007

Kiwi Poets Speak Out About Sex

Thu Feb 14 2008

Celebrating University of Auckland’s 125th Jubilee

Fri May 02 2008

New Poetry Collection Launching This Weekend

Fri May 16 2008

Auckland Uni Press Salutes Its Five Finalists

Tue Jun 10 2008

NZ Poet Laureate to MC celebration of Kiwi poetry

Thu Jul 10 2008

cold snack wins 2008 Montana Poetry Award

Fri Jul 18 2008

Kiwis Talk Frankly About The Bush

Tue Sep 09 2008

Mother's Gift Fuel;s Lifelong Passion

Fri Sep 12 2008

AK Uni Press Author Finalist In Kids Book Awards

Tue Mar 03 2009

Good Things Coming in Threes for Kiwi Poet

Fri Mar 06 2009

The Dragon And the Taniwha

Tue Mar 31 2009

New book launched in NZ Music Month

Thu May 14 2009

Art Guide for Kiwi Kids Wins NZ Post Book Award

Thu May 21 2009

Auckland University Press Leads Book Award Field

Tue Jun 02 2009

Journey From Light Into Darkness And Back

Wed Jun 10 2009

Sam Sampson Wins Best First Book of Poetry Prize

Fri Jul 24 2009

AUP Authors Win at the Montana NZ Book Awards

Tue Jul 28 2009

Historian Searching For Letters from Gallipoli

Fri Jul 31 2009

New Business Book Provides Keys to Growth for SMEs

Wed Sep 30 2009

New book examines global winds of change in Samoa

Fri Dec 04 2009

Aloe Takes A Gold At 2010 Pride In Print Awards

Tue Jun 22 2010

Joan Metge Celebrates 80th Year with New Book

Thu Jun 24 2010

History Of Early Maori Anglican Churches Launched

Fri Jul 16 2010

Award Winning Manuscript Published For Poetry Day

Fri Jul 30 2010

New book allows the ‘many voices’ of the Treaty

Fri Nov 12 2010

"Great New Zealander" Celebrated in New Book

Thu Feb 10 2011

Celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Maori

Tue Jul 05 2011

AUP Guide for Budding Archaeologists Makes Award Shortlist

Tue Feb 28 2012

Science on Ice shortlisted for the 2013 Science Book Prize

Wed Apr 03 2013

Five Auckland University Press books among finalists

Wed Jul 24 2013

New guide includes Māori names for 200 New Zealand birds

Thu Sep 12 2013

Treasure trove of NZ classics make up new ebook library

Fri Nov 15 2013

‘Birds of New Zealand’ flies on to the iPhone

Wed Dec 11 2013

1905 Murder of Chinese Gold Prospector Inspires Poet

Mon Jul 07 2014

Auckland University Press Book Wins History Award

Fri Jul 11 2014

Auckland Uni Press Book Wins Prestigious History Award

Thu Oct 02 2014

Alt Group wins gold at Best Design Awards

Tue Oct 14 2014

Book Launch: Otherwise by John Dennison

Wed Jan 21 2015

Tony Ballantyne wins inaugural W H Oliver prize

Fri Dec 04 2015

A Few Hares: The Life and Economics of Bill Phillips

Mon Feb 15 2016

Fourth reprint of 'Patched' by Jarrod Gilbert

Fri Feb 26 2016

Mister Hamilton by John Dickson

Mon Jul 18 2016

Ian Wedde Selected Poems

Thu Mar 16 2017

Eighteenth collection of poetry from award-winning poet

Thu Apr 20 2017

He's so MASC

Thu Jan 25 2018

Pasture and Flock

Thu Jan 25 2018

Sport and the New Zealanders: A History

Thu May 31 2018

The New Biological Economy

Mon Aug 13 2018

Children's Books Donated To University Library

Tue Jul 25 2000

Research Demonstrates Effects Of Fee Increases

Mon Aug 21 2000

Auckland University Hosts Visit by Israel Council

Fri Sep 15 2000

Spring Graduation

Tue Oct 03 2000

University Of Auckland Makes Key Appointments

Tue Oct 31 2000

Students Vote For Voluntary Membership

Tue Nov 07 2000

University Appoints Performing Arts School Head

Wed Jan 31 2001

Revolutions and Revolutionary Murmurs

Mon Apr 23 2001

New Zealand writers' quality recognised offshore

Mon May 07 2001

Committee Represents Broad Cross Section Of NZ

Thu May 31 2001

Key Themes Of The Knowledge Wave Conference

Thu May 31 2001

Knowledge Wave - Selected Speaker Biographies

Thu May 31 2001

Line-Up To Focus On Creating New Kiwi Prosperity

Thu May 31 2001

University Appoints Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Mon Jul 09 2001

Supercomputer To Power Leading University Research

Wed Aug 15 2001

University Fees Deal

Tue Aug 21 2001

Business School Scores Highly In Research Survey

Thu Aug 23 2001

Auckland Research Community Receives Massive Boost

Tue Sep 18 2001

Labour Turnover Unnecessarily High In New Zealand

Mon Oct 15 2001

How Will NZ Cope With Digital Television?

Wed Nov 28 2001

Maori Men Fare Better Than Maori Women In Prison

Thu Dec 06 2001

Draft Tertiary Education Strategy

Fri Dec 14 2001

Maori carving off the coffee table

Fri Dec 21 2001

39th Auckland Uni. Outdoor Summer Shakespeare

Mon Jan 28 2002

Scientists Search For Unique New Zealand Bacteria

Tue Jan 29 2002

New Supercomputer To Power Leading Research

Wed Jan 30 2002

Opening Door To Nth. Auckland Bluff Oyster Fishery

Thu Feb 07 2002

Shakin' The House Down

Thu Feb 07 2002

Enzyme Immobilisation Breakthrough

Fri Feb 08 2002

Butter Can Be Better

Wed Feb 13 2002

Auckland's Research Excellence Recognised

Wed Mar 06 2002

University And CRI Combine Strength

Fri Mar 08 2002

New BBIM Head Brings Enthusiasm And Expertise

Wed Mar 13 2002

New Director Appointed to Centre for Pacific Studi

Fri Mar 15 2002

Taking charge of your breast cancer

Mon Mar 18 2002

The Galileo Project

Wed Mar 20 2002

University Of Auckland Brings Jazz Great To Town

Fri Apr 12 2002

Arts Scholar To Discuss September 11

Tue Apr 16 2002

Auckland University Appoints Top Maori Architect

Thu May 09 2002

Elam’s International Printmaking Conference

Mon May 13 2002

The Bauhaus Series: 2 free lectures, 2 exhibitions

Tue May 14 2002

Govt Contribution To New Projects Welcomed

Fri May 17 2002

Auckland Uni Welcomes Budget Tertiary Funding

Thu May 23 2002

Medical Faculty Enters New Era Of Growth

Thu May 30 2002

Jewellery Student Scoops Prestigious Dowse Award

Tue Jun 04 2002

September 11 Explored in New Islam Course

Tue Jun 04 2002

New Research Funds To Help New Zealand Smes

Wed Jun 12 2002

University of Auckland Opens New Television Studio

Fri Jun 14 2002

Bathroom garden design wins top award

Thu Jun 20 2002

$3.5 M US Donation Swells Business School

Mon Jul 01 2002

Jazz improvisation classes for teachers

Thu Jul 04 2002

A French Celebration: All For One And One For All

Mon Jul 08 2002

Kerrin Vautier To Head New NZAI Advisory Board

Mon Jul 08 2002

Art Goes Mainstreet in Remuera

Wed Jul 24 2002

Contemporary Japanese Architecture on Display

Thu Jul 25 2002

Fair-Value Reporting - Cashflow Disclosure

Thu Aug 08 2002

Study uses txt to help smokers quit

Mon Aug 12 2002

School Wins Biotechnology And Inventor Funding

Tue Aug 13 2002

Elam Artist in Residence: Rose Nolan

Thu Aug 15 2002

IT Strategies In The Global Energy Business

Thu Aug 15 2002

NZ scientists lead world in osteoporosis deal

Thu Aug 15 2002

Reading The Kauri Rings

Tue Aug 20 2002

Associate Professor Appointed to Music Board

Thu Aug 22 2002

New appointments Department of Political Studies

Fri Aug 30 2002

‘Edible Education’ - Clock Tower Library Lectures

Wed Sep 04 2002

Students' on-line art draws global contributions

Mon Sep 09 2002

Annual Bank Customer Survey - Results 23rd Sept.

Tue Sep 10 2002

Bank Customer Survey Results to be Announced

Tue Sep 10 2002

University launches corp governance course

Mon Sep 16 2002

Auckland MBA receives international accreditation

Wed Sep 18 2002

Top Unionist calls for partnership with business

Wed Sep 18 2002

Kiwibank alternative for unhappy bank customers

Mon Sep 23 2002

Western Pacific Archive Arrives In Auckland

Fri Oct 04 2002

Interested journalists invited to seminar

Mon Oct 07 2002

Kiwis Finally Embracing Entrepreneurs

Mon Oct 07 2002

Seminar: Transfer Fee Regulations In Euro Football

Thu Oct 10 2002

New NZ Centre World Leader for $100 bn industry

Fri Oct 11 2002

NZ Central to Parkinson's Disease Treatment Hopes

Fri Oct 11 2002

Medical researcher authors major WHO report

Fri Oct 18 2002

Auckland University researcher authors WHO report

Mon Oct 21 2002

NZ Trial Shows Value of New Heart Failure Test

Tue Oct 22 2002

Auckland University Boosts Region By $3.1 Billion

Thu Oct 24 2002

The Days Of The Cheats Are Numbered

Thu Oct 24 2002

Media coverage of 2002 general election analysed

Fri Oct 25 2002

Auck University Philharmonia launch joint venture

Fri Nov 01 2002

Philosophy Department ranks well world wide

Wed Nov 06 2002

Kick Starting engineering careers

Thu Nov 07 2002

New Research on Disease Fighting Foods

Mon Nov 11 2002

Auckland University environmental law centre

Mon Nov 18 2002

Growth and Development Attracts Excellence Funding

Tue Nov 19 2002

School Of Theology Formed

Fri Nov 22 2002

NZ in $30 Million Brain Haemorrhage Study

Wed Dec 11 2002

Engineers back Canadian plan to inspect US weapons

Tue Dec 17 2002

Folic Acid Reduces Heart Disease Risk Factor

Tue Dec 17 2002

New Dean For The Faculty Of Arts

Thu Jan 16 2003

Symposium Examines The Nation's Economic Engine

Thu Jan 23 2003

Small New Zealand Towns under the Microscope

Thu Jan 30 2003

Entrepreneurship Focus Attracts Top Global Talent

Mon Feb 24 2003

Auckland University Sells Coromandel Block

Thu Feb 27 2003

New Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health

Fri Mar 14 2003

Controversial Changes To Land Transfer Act Debated

Mon Mar 17 2003

Seeking Old Fashioned Kiwi Entrepreneurs

Mon Mar 24 2003

How Your Birth Date Influences Sporting Ability

Tue Mar 25 2003

New Zealand Exporters To Japan Lead The Way

Tue Apr 01 2003

Yale Professor Gives Innovation A Helping Hand

Fri Apr 04 2003

Is The Internet Changing Marketing Completely?

Mon Apr 07 2003

Fonterra CEO Speculation

Wed Apr 09 2003

Maurice Paykel Postdoctoral Fellowships

Wed Apr 09 2003

Auckland to Host International Conference on Exile

Tue Apr 22 2003

From Bright Sparks To Leading Lights

Wed Apr 23 2003

Great Ideas Turned Into Business Success

Mon Apr 28 2003

From Bright Sparks To Leading Lights

Tue Apr 29 2003

The Digital Architecture Of The 21st Century

Tue Apr 29 2003

Future of property study and research

Wed May 07 2003

The Bill Of Rights And Religious Freedom

Wed May 21 2003

NZ Workers Happy With Jobs, Unions, Employers

Tue Jun 03 2003

New Era In New Zealand's Relations With China

Thu Jun 19 2003

Auckland University stats team wins national award

Tue Jun 24 2003

Auckland Cataract Study Going Strong

Thu Jun 26 2003

Mixing Business With Charity

Wed Jul 02 2003

1000s attend Incredible Day of Science for kids

Mon Jul 07 2003

Artificial intelligence Helping To Save Lives

Fri Jul 11 2003

Int Breakthrough in Brain Recovery Reseach

Fri Jul 11 2003

New Executive In Residence Dr Alan Jackson

Mon Jul 21 2003

Spark* Finalists Display Diverse Talents

Fri Aug 08 2003

Population Health Researchers Win Major Grants

Thu Aug 21 2003

Centre Formed To Address NZ's Energy Needs

Mon Aug 25 2003

Waste Product has Potential to Clean Waterways

Thu Aug 28 2003

Largest Study of Older Person’s Care Launched

Thu Sep 18 2003

Encouraging More SMEs To Take Their Big OE

Mon Sep 22 2003

Case Centre Offers A New Business Resource

Mon Oct 06 2003

Lifting of G.M. Moratorium

Fri Oct 10 2003

ANZ focused on customer satisfaction

Mon Oct 13 2003

Innovative Crop-Spraying Venture Takes Big Prize

Tue Oct 28 2003

Tim Greville Appointed University Registrar

Mon Nov 03 2003

Property Rights & Fisheries And Coastal Issues

Tue Nov 11 2003

Experts Deliver Free Public Biotechnology Lectures

Thu Jan 15 2004

Cheap and Environmental Heating Solution

Fri Jan 16 2004

Ongoing Funding Confirmed for New Drug Research

Tue Feb 10 2004

National researchers and clinicians symposium

Thu Feb 26 2004

Influential Writer Giving Auckland Lectures

Tue Mar 16 2004

New Drug Effective In Lung Cancer Treatment

Thu Mar 18 2004

Talented Douglas Myers Scholar Bound For Cambridge

Tue Mar 23 2004

Resignation to benefit the performing arts sector

Tue Mar 30 2004

Auckland Uni Welcomes Government Funding Success

Wed Apr 14 2004

New research facility at University of Auckland

Wed Apr 21 2004

Loss of Funding Affects Research World Leader

Wed May 12 2004

Experts address population health challenges

Thu May 20 2004

Population health complex opening

Tue May 25 2004

University & Industry Collaborate To Expand Export

Wed Jun 02 2004

Sports injuries preventable through psychology

Thu Jun 03 2004

Media Advisory: Bacteria That Improve Plant Health

Mon Jun 07 2004

Complex to help improve national health care

Tue Jun 08 2004

Innovative conference will develop protocols

Tue Jun 08 2004

Media Backgrounder: Population Health Complex

Tue Jun 08 2004

Playing with disasters to help save lives

Wed Jun 16 2004

Study to help minimise road deaths in Pacific

Mon Jun 21 2004

Has public health missed the bus?

Wed Jun 23 2004

Honorary Doctorate for Maurice Gee

Wed Jun 23 2004

Study Investigates Usefulness Of Swiss Ball

Wed Jun 23 2004

Auckland University Forges Peking Uni Relationship

Mon Jun 28 2004

Career support for postgraduate students

Mon Jun 28 2004

Whiz kid develops heat exchange unit

Mon Jun 28 2004

Athens set to challenge New Zealand Olympians

Fri Jul 02 2004

Prominent Surgeon Establishes Scholarship

Thu Jul 08 2004

Maori Health Issues in the spotlight

Fri Jul 09 2004

Taonga of Maori Poetry, Music and Culture Restored

Fri Jul 09 2004

Cooperative Research Clusters and Technology Parks

Tue Jul 13 2004

Physiology Expert Joins Faculty

Tue Jul 13 2004

Auckland University appoints Professor of Nursing

Fri Jul 16 2004

New book to help pharmacists

Mon Jul 19 2004

Research team studying changes in Maori language

Thu Jul 22 2004

Cost Seminar on Meningococcal Vaccine Programme

Thu Jul 29 2004

Engineering Students Uphold Motor Sport Tradition

Fri Jul 30 2004

Why do apple slices brown so easily?

Tue Aug 03 2004

Online technology makes taking tests easier

Wed Aug 04 2004

See Your Future

Tue Aug 10 2004

Plastic car panels on the horizon

Thu Aug 12 2004

Biotech Expert Joins Health-Science Faculty

Tue Aug 24 2004

Logistics Chair Meets National Need

Tue Aug 24 2004

Honey For Your Ulcer

Wed Aug 25 2004

Beauty Enhancing Product May Improve Movement

Thu Aug 26 2004

Public lecture by acclaimed children’s writer

Thu Sep 02 2004

Child Abuse Psychosis European Studies NZ Findings

Mon Sep 06 2004

Understanding Weather at University of Auckland

Tue Sep 07 2004

Biotech initiative to be launched at Auckland Uni

Thu Sep 09 2004

Why kaupapa Maori can’t help

Fri Sep 24 2004

Inaugural International Asian Health Conference

Mon Oct 04 2004

Teachers acknowledged around the world

Tue Oct 05 2004

Kick starting engineering careers

Wed Oct 06 2004

AK Uni team wins international design competition

Fri Oct 08 2004

Gene therapy may help epilepsy patients

Mon Oct 11 2004

Auckland Med School gets grant to help Viet Nam

Wed Oct 13 2004

Treating Childhood Sexual Abuse

Wed Oct 20 2004

Summer Scholarship Programme Inspires Students

Wed Oct 27 2004

New Masters degree - a New Zealand first

Wed Nov 03 2004

Professionals Fall Short for Hepatitis C Patients

Wed Nov 03 2004

Stroke Expert Shares Knowledge on Prevention

Mon Nov 08 2004

UK bookworms to be put to test

Wed Nov 10 2004

Formula race car at Big Boys Toys

Thu Nov 11 2004

Researcher Recognised for work into Toxic Shock

Mon Nov 15 2004

Female sexuality defined in male terms

Tue Nov 16 2004

Language "trees" provide window into the past

Thu Nov 18 2004

Maths researchers receive distinguished awards

Thu Nov 18 2004

New teachers rated highly

Wed Dec 01 2004

Ensuring Building Safety

Thu Dec 02 2004

New qualification to benefit aluminium industry

Mon Dec 06 2004

Learning disorders to be examined in major study

Wed Dec 08 2004

Engineering student joins illustrious list

Fri Dec 10 2004

6th Place Has Never Felt So Good

Wed Dec 15 2004

Screening for Pregnancy Endpoints

Wed Dec 15 2004

Teachers: a code, or just Christmas wrapping?

Thu Dec 23 2004

Fishermen Asked to Return Tags to Scientists

Thu Jan 06 2005

Taking Control of Storm Water

Thu Jan 06 2005

A better tasting summer

Wed Jan 12 2005

Drawings Important Diagnostic Tool for Hearts

Fri Jan 14 2005

Study To Provide Answers For Flood Management

Fri Jan 14 2005

Artificial intelligence alive and well

Wed Jan 19 2005

Mathematician to deliver public lecture in Auck

Fri Jan 21 2005

Education Faculty celebrates with fees bursaries

Tue Jan 25 2005

Business Education's Triple Crown

Wed Jan 26 2005

World Expert On Drug Policy And Public Health

Thu Feb 03 2005

New Agreement Important For Construction Industry

Fri Feb 04 2005

Students to get a taste of viticulture

Fri Feb 04 2005

It's not your ordinary atlas

Tue Feb 08 2005

New Fund Benefits Auckland Medical Researchers

Tue Feb 08 2005

Money Problems Drive Gambling Habits

Wed Feb 23 2005

Advocate and Researcher for Maori Health Retires

Thu Feb 24 2005

Leading statisticians to honour noted NZ'er

Tue Mar 01 2005

Scientists to benefit from new research equipment

Wed Mar 02 2005

Exercise Relieves Chronic Fatigue

Thu Mar 03 2005

How butterfish "buck the system"

Mon Mar 07 2005

Researchers Welcome New Equipment

Thu Mar 10 2005

New Focus for University Challenge

Fri Mar 11 2005

Winners for bio-tech competition announced

Fri Mar 18 2005

Hidden costs of sex

Thu Mar 31 2005

Continuing Education Course - Planning for Death

Mon Apr 04 2005

Hearing the way home – how fish find reefs

Fri Apr 08 2005

NZ seafood a healthy choice say researchers

Tue Apr 12 2005

Scholarships for undergraduate study abroad

Tue Apr 12 2005

Former PM to discuss NZ’s relationship with Asia

Wed Apr 13 2005

Transportation issues in the spotlight

Wed Apr 13 2005

Child health research receives shot in the arm

Thu Apr 14 2005

Auckland Uni – Centre for Advanced MRI Opening

Fri Apr 15 2005

Cook Islands principals upskilled

Mon Apr 18 2005

Auckland Uni Appoints Food Chemistry Professor

Tue Apr 19 2005

Auckland University graduate Microsoft’s CFO

Wed Apr 27 2005

Compassion fatigue amongst doctors

Wed Apr 27 2005

International Speaker Series Attracts Top Talent

Wed Apr 27 2005

Youth Identify Social Suicide Causes & Solutions

Thu Apr 28 2005

Grad Researches Method Of Finding Leaky Buildings

Thu May 05 2005

Departing Dean to Fund Fellowship

Mon May 09 2005

New Zealand Children Are Going Untreated

Fri May 13 2005

Reading Recovery tutors look to future

Mon May 23 2005

School PE programme passes the first test

Mon May 23 2005

Whales at risk again from Japanese hunting

Thu May 26 2005

Engineering Students Doing Community Service

Fri May 27 2005

Honorary degrees for cultural icons

Thu Jun 02 2005

Study finds Kiwis smoke less after TXT

Thu Jun 02 2005

TXTing helps Maori quit smoking

Thu Jun 02 2005

Indigenous Health Gap Wider in New Zealand

Wed Jun 08 2005

New surgical and anaesthesia training centre opens

Wed Jun 08 2005

Taiwan set to challenge New Zealand Olympians

Fri Jun 10 2005

Uni & Visiting Experts to Look at Leaky Buildings

Tue Jun 14 2005

Experts To Look At Leaky Building Crisis

Wed Jun 15 2005

Health Centres Key Primary Health Tool

Wed Jun 15 2005

New material to revolutionise opto-electronics

Wed Jun 15 2005

Participants Needed for Infertility study

Mon Jun 20 2005

Disability Strategy given impetus

Tue Jun 21 2005

Wowing children with science

Wed Jun 22 2005

Girls Meet Women Science Graduates

Tue Jun 28 2005

Hysterectomy associated with early menopause onset

Mon Jul 04 2005

Challenge to early childhood educators

Wed Jul 06 2005

Focus on business opportunities in Latin America

Wed Jul 06 2005

Auckland hosts international materials conference

Mon Jul 11 2005

Rhodes Scholars on display in Auckland

Wed Jul 13 2005

Auckland Hosts Leaky Building Symposium

Thu Jul 14 2005

Medical Imaging - from the cell to the mind

Tue Jul 19 2005

CensusAtSchool launching 15 August

Mon Aug 01 2005

Strengthening Child and Mental Health Research

Thu Aug 04 2005

Infant formula as effective as iron medicine

Fri Aug 05 2005

Plastics Centre Awarded $5 Million By Government

Wed Aug 10 2005

University Awarded $7 Million for Nation's Health

Wed Aug 10 2005

University Welcomes Partnership Awards

Wed Aug 10 2005

Excellence in school leadership about ethics

Thu Aug 11 2005

Auckland Medical Degree accreditation renewed

Mon Aug 15 2005

Evolution, religion and the nature of society

Mon Aug 15 2005

Great placing for New Zealand Olympians

Mon Aug 15 2005

Investigating Stalking in New Zealand

Tue Aug 16 2005

New Zealand achieve more Olympic success

Tue Aug 16 2005

Tackling threat of biological invasion

Tue Aug 23 2005

New Dean Of Medical And Health Sciences Appointed

Wed Aug 24 2005

NZ led studies confirm new treatments for Paget's

Fri Sep 02 2005

Radio earphones help kids w reading difficulties

Mon Sep 05 2005

Graduate Returns From Cambridge To Join University

Mon Sep 12 2005

Students represent NZ at UN backed eco-conference

Wed Sep 21 2005

Nobel Physicist Lecturing

Fri Sep 23 2005

New twist in tale of glass

Mon Sep 26 2005

Hands-Free Driving Wins Entrepreneuship Challenge

Fri Sep 30 2005

Graduation for the young and old

Wed Oct 05 2005

Crohn's Study Looks at Genetic, Lifestyle Factors

Tue Oct 11 2005

Aucklander wins international neuroscience award

Wed Oct 19 2005

Rodent Gives Conservationists Slip for Four Months

Thu Oct 20 2005

Study to investigate sleep disturbances in blind

Tue Oct 25 2005

Auckland University Endows Seven New Chairs

Wed Oct 26 2005

Unravelling the secrets of dolphin DNA

Thu Oct 27 2005

Music – could it be Language?

Mon Oct 31 2005

Combating Earthquakes and Tsunamis

Wed Nov 02 2005

Human Rights, the Treaty and Asian Communities

Wed Nov 02 2005

Engineering students doing it Formula 1 style

Wed Nov 09 2005

Stroke rates increase for Maori and Pacific People

Fri Nov 18 2005

Kiwis Can Be Proud of Maori Claim Processes

Tue Nov 22 2005

Institute will tackle Auckland's Energy Problems

Fri Nov 25 2005

WHO Domestic Violence Study

Fri Nov 25 2005

Herbal Medicines in spotlighted with appointment

Tue Nov 29 2005

Auckland Takes On World’s Best Engineering Unis

Mon Dec 05 2005

Yes maths is important – just ask Dan Brown

Tue Dec 13 2005

Participants needed for crebral palsy study

Wed Dec 14 2005

Vitamin D linked to Healthy Lungs

Wed Dec 14 2005

Elephant Pheromones & Human's Sixth Sense

Fri Dec 23 2005

International Property Experts On Offer

Fri Dec 23 2005

Using Exercise To Counteract Depression

Tue Jan 17 2006

Kiwi astronomers find new planet

Thu Jan 26 2006

Auckland Uni celebrates notable New Zealanders

Mon Feb 20 2006

International students introduced to Kiwi ways

Mon Feb 20 2006

Sending The Right Message To Tackle Obesity

Thu Feb 23 2006

New Director of Schools Partnership Office

Fri Feb 24 2006

Finding a virus is not all bad news

Mon Mar 06 2006

Tobacco Issues on agenda at University symposium

Thu Mar 09 2006

New book highlights Auckland's business history

Fri Mar 10 2006

Kiwi astronomers help find icy 'Super Earth' life

Tue Mar 14 2006

Novel process reduces toxic chemical use

Wed Mar 22 2006

Campaigner against global warming in Auckland

Mon Mar 27 2006

Indigenous treaties underpin political order

Mon Apr 24 2006

Dr Dives To Medical History

Wed Apr 26 2006

University’s Economic Contribution Tops $4 Bn

Wed Apr 26 2006

Road Injury: A Big Problem for Global Health

Fri May 05 2006

Fifty-Seven Years Between Auckland Degrees

Sat May 20 2006

Earthquake research ensures it’s as safe as houses

Mon May 22 2006

Software Research Centre launched at University

Mon May 29 2006

Violent endings in Matthew’s Gospel

Wed Jun 07 2006

Marine protected areas not sufficient protection

Fri Jun 23 2006

Children have fun with Incredible Science

Tue Jun 27 2006

Uni. boasts record number of film festival entries

Mon Jul 03 2006

Students onto a winning football score

Mon Jul 10 2006

Building bridges to engineering's future

Tue Jul 11 2006

Debate On Child Abuse & Schizophrenia Repeated

Tue Jul 11 2006

Poetic licence drives poetry day at University

Wed Jul 12 2006

Palestinian women bear burden of conflict

Fri Jul 14 2006

Shakespeare shines at The University of Auckland

Fri Jul 14 2006

It's time for New Zealand to talk about leadership

Mon Jul 17 2006

Auckland to Asia: New Zealand Trio takes the stage

Wed Aug 09 2006

Graduate School appoints Director of Operations

Fri Sep 01 2006

Natural protection may reduce brain injury

Mon Sep 11 2006

Broadening the horizon for biofuels

Thu Sep 14 2006

Roof top research to pave way to greener buildings

Mon Sep 18 2006

Workshop encourages democracy

Thu Sep 21 2006

World Win For Auckland Legal Debating Team

Wed Oct 11 2006

Honorary degree for Governor-General

Tue Oct 17 2006

University musicians support World Vision

Wed Oct 18 2006

Rewriting the history of the NZ entrepreneur

Wed Feb 14 2007

Global Eco-Scientists Converge On Auckland

Thu Feb 15 2007

Lectures: Sustainable Development – Time to Act

Sun Feb 25 2007

Research suggests new origins for Polynesian pig

Mon Mar 19 2007

Animal Rights Advocate Speaking In Auckland

Thu Apr 12 2007

Health Services for our Future Selves

Tue May 01 2007

Auckland’s old brick buildings are on shaky ground

Wed May 23 2007

Easing the symptoms of chronic lung disease

Mon May 28 2007

Kiwi economist invited to US

Wed Jun 13 2007

Artist in residence explores spiritual movements

Wed Jun 20 2007

How to manage diversity in digital enterprises

Tue Jul 03 2007

Kudos for top annual report

Wed Jul 04 2007

Share your TV troubles

Thu Oct 11 2007

New Book on "Kiwi" Keith Holyoake

Mon Nov 12 2007

Child health shames us again

Mon Nov 26 2007

Engineer studies floating wind turbines

Thu Apr 10 2008

World renowned conductor leads musicians

Fri Jun 06 2008

Congress to draw international scholars

Mon Jun 09 2008

NZ should keep its serious fraud office

Tue Jun 10 2008

Experts Illuminating Topical Issues

Mon Jun 30 2008

Shallow sea encounters shortlisted for Book Awards

Mon Jul 14 2008

Judith Halberstam: Queer Animation lecture

Thu Jul 24 2008

Business School shortlisted for Award

Thu Jul 31 2008

Accolades For University Film-Makers

Thu Aug 14 2008

Vying for world mooting title

Wed Sep 17 2008

Auckland University: Election Campaign Seminars

Thu Sep 18 2008

New book aims to preserve NZ's modernist heritage

Thu Sep 25 2008

Advocate for keeping culture free

Fri Sep 26 2008

Teacher’s smoking-related attitudes studied

Tue Oct 14 2008

European royalty to visit the Business School

Mon Oct 20 2008

Superannuation in Danger of Extinction

Mon Oct 20 2008

Guinness nod for transatlantic crossing

Tue Oct 21 2008

Art Exhibition Explores Leadership

Fri Nov 14 2008

Rhodes Scholar from University of Auckland

Thu Nov 27 2008

Study delivers warning for beachgoers this summer

Thu Nov 27 2008

New Chancellor for University of Auckland

Tue Dec 09 2008

Uni receives funding for neurological research

Mon Dec 15 2008

Pacific people spread from Taiwan

Fri Jan 23 2009

New Zealand Children at High Risk of Measles

Fri Jul 31 2009

Black Panther To Give Second Lecture In Auckland

Wed Sep 02 2009

Famed Japanese architect to give public lecture

Mon Sep 07 2009

Car-seat inserts could save babies’ lives

Mon Sep 14 2009

Drilling Earthquakes For Love And Energy

Mon Sep 14 2009

Hungarian President Lecturing On Sustainability

Tue Sep 22 2009

Graduates Out In Force

Mon Oct 05 2009

Comprehensive health recommendations published

Mon Oct 19 2009

Book sheds light on life and work of Len Lye

Fri Nov 20 2009

Doctors say Maori will suffer from ETS

Fri Nov 20 2009

Overseas Universities Luring Kiwi Students

Sat Mar 06 2010

Engineers focuses on local communities

Tue Mar 16 2010

Auckland researcher wins Zonta Science Award

Wed May 26 2010

Global Financial Expert Takes Up Auckland Chair

Fri May 28 2010

Planning students engage with Te Hana community

Thu Jun 03 2010

New prize honours esteemed anatomist

Tue Nov 30 2010

Uni Opens Specialist Centre for Infrastructure Research

Thu Dec 09 2010

Making the Health Dollar Go Further

Fri Feb 04 2011

NZ science to benefit from $50m investmentin e-Research

Fri Feb 04 2011

Teens and their parents needed for parenting study

Mon Feb 07 2011

Safe Sleeping for Newborn Babies

Wed Feb 09 2011

Twelve New Professors Appointed At Auckland Uni

Thu Feb 10 2011

Study warns of hidden danger to unborn infants

Fri Feb 11 2011

Calling all smokers

Sun Feb 13 2011

Robb Lectures On Empires’ Decline And Rise

Mon Feb 21 2011

Top Alumni Honoured

Tue Mar 01 2011

Returning from Scotland as Law Professor

Tue Mar 08 2011

New Anthology Celebrates Diverse Poetic Voices

Fri Mar 18 2011

New professor an expert in freshwater microbiology

Wed Mar 23 2011

Elizabeth Smither Takes A Writer’s Journey Through Quotation

Wed Apr 06 2011

Stroke Patients Offered New Service at Brain Recovery Clinic

Thu Apr 14 2011

Auckland Tops NZ in Life Sciences Rankings

Wed May 04 2011

Sciences At Auckland Rank Highly

Fri May 20 2011

AKLD Uni Press’s Record in NZ National Book Awards Continues

Wed Jun 01 2011

Student Hall’s Modular Construction Saves Time and Money

Wed Jun 15 2011

Transmission Tomorrow

Sun Jul 17 2011

Breastfeeding Lullaby A Hit With The Kids

Thu Jul 28 2011

Liggins Institute "Losing the war against obesity"

Thu Jul 28 2011

AUP’s Ian Wedde Announced as New Zealand Poet Laureate

Thu Aug 04 2011

Three Elam artists share top watercolourist prize

Thu Aug 18 2011

Māori creative potential explored in Professorial Lecture

Wed Aug 24 2011

Student Develops Degree In Future Thinking

Wed Aug 31 2011

From Homespun Degree to Nano-fibre Career

Mon Sep 05 2011

Staying in control of career change

Mon Sep 12 2011

Final Graduations At Auckland Town Hall

Mon Sep 19 2011

Auckland University helps explain the NZ economy

Thu Oct 06 2011

Westlake Rugby Captain Awarded Drake Scholarship

Wed Oct 12 2011

Liggins investigator wins international research funding

Mon Oct 17 2011

Rugby World Cup a turnoff for many

Fri Oct 21 2011

Symposium to discuss Māori Economic Development

Tue Nov 01 2011

Grant boosts studies on geographic & ethnic cancer inequity

Fri Nov 04 2011

Fast food chains "lite" on accessible nutrition information

Wed Nov 16 2011

Chinese memories inspire award winner

Fri Dec 02 2011

Sculpture wins Queensland commission

Fri Dec 16 2011

Acclaimed yacht designer teaching at University

Mon Mar 05 2012

University honours eminent artist

Mon Mar 05 2012

From Forrests to the South Seas

Mon Apr 30 2012

Brazil celebrates Len Lye

Mon Aug 06 2012

Rugby Scholarship Paths The Way For Future Stars

Thu Aug 16 2012

Cannabis Linked To Higher Stroke Risk In Young Adults

Tue Feb 05 2013

University Honours Contemporary Artist

Thu Feb 21 2013

World experts on children’s legal rights meet

Mon Mar 25 2013

Study talking to disabled Pasifika youth

Tue Jan 28 2014

Parents sought for online Triple P Parenting trial

Wed Feb 12 2014

US Takes Hard Position On Climate Change In TPPA

Wed Feb 19 2014

Dancing ahead

Fri May 09 2014

New International Aviation Law Course on offer

Mon Jun 23 2014

Fewer medicines subsidised in New Zealand than Australia

Tue Jul 15 2014

Better care for transgender youth

Wed Jul 30 2014

Race-baiting campaigns likely to backfire says academic

Tue Aug 12 2014

Two gold medals for Goldie Wines

Thu Sep 18 2014

Songwriter of ‘Brave Work’ Scoops Top Award

Mon Oct 06 2014

Pharmacists involved in stroke prevention

Tue Oct 07 2014

Speaker on rise of the health bots

Mon Oct 13 2014

NZ parents hope for more than just happy and healthy babies

Thu Oct 16 2014

How are sexual minority students doing in New Zealand?

Mon Dec 01 2014

Prize-winning year for ‘Nanogirl’

Wed Dec 03 2014

Minister says more evidence needed on e-cigarettes

Thu Mar 12 2015

Man meets Machine - Human-Computer Interaction

Wed Apr 22 2015

Human clinical trials planned for new anti-cancer compound

Thu Apr 23 2015

Anne Salmond appointed to the American Philosophical Society

Wed Apr 29 2015

PhD in Art History inspires student into teaching

Mon May 04 2015

Urban bird-feeding makes life tough for tiny national bird

Tue May 05 2015

First ‘home-grown’ data science graduates capped today

Wed May 06 2015

New understanding of sensory overload in autism

Wed May 06 2015

Mothers Appreciation Spans Generations

Mon May 11 2015

Academic shares story of emotional trip to Gallipoli

Mon May 25 2015

Arresting street photography wins Simon Devitt Prize

Thu May 28 2015

‘Count human health in your climate calculations’

Thu May 28 2015

Funding announced for gala celebration

Wed Jun 03 2015

Professor honoured for services to education and Maori

Wed Jun 03 2015

Auckland’s trees vulnerable to housing intensification

Thu Jun 04 2015

Researchers discover male bats have ‘timeshare’ arrangement

Mon Jun 08 2015

Educational inequality a major concern in OECD report

Mon Jun 15 2015

Study reveals the sad secret world of child prostitution

Fri Jun 19 2015

‘Nanogirl’ Michelle Dickinson wins Blake Leader Award

Sat Jun 27 2015

Including dads in positive parenting programme

Thu Jul 02 2015

Award lets writers take message of poverty in education

Thu Jul 09 2015

Feminist author speaking at University of Auckland

Thu Jul 09 2015

Mediterranean diet benefits men with prostate cancer

Tue Jul 21 2015

Facing The Law

Mon Jul 27 2015

Unconventional take on watercolour awarded hefty prize

Fri Jul 31 2015

Academic to share her work in promoting equality for all

Tue Aug 25 2015

Vitamin D important to protect against bowel diseases

Fri Aug 28 2015

Doctors use of self-disclosure positive with patients

Tue Sep 01 2015

New study to identify genetic link with obesity and diabetes

Tue Sep 01 2015

Using maths to meet environmental challenges

Wed Sep 02 2015

Talented author joins university’s creative writing course

Thu Sep 03 2015

Free concert of heavenly sounds

Fri Sep 04 2015

Internationally respected audiology at Auckland

Fri Sep 04 2015

Jaelynn’s video of fun class time wins school top prize

Fri Sep 04 2015

Film maker selected to attend exclusive Venice college

Mon Sep 07 2015

Seminar on the Syrian refugee crisis

Mon Sep 07 2015

Facebook’s effect on how we feel about ourselves

Wed Sep 09 2015

Jake Mahaffy wins the Orizzonti Award

Mon Sep 14 2015

Clean sweep in Woolf Fisher Scholarships

Tue Sep 15 2015

Obesity threatens sugary drinks industry

Wed Jan 20 2016

New Zealand on trend with food-for-health

Wed Apr 13 2016

Auckland medical science benefits from major grants

Fri Nov 04 2016

Decline in lifejacket use off rocks a concern

Tue Dec 20 2016

Auckland scientists seek to shed light upon endometriosis

Wed Mar 15 2017

Could mothers’ bacteria prevent obesity in c-section babies?

Tue Apr 11 2017

New approach accelerates literacy in bilingual children

Mon Jun 12 2017

NZ Babies Exposed to a High-Sugar Diet

Fri Jun 16 2017

Paying for The Price of Convenience

Tue Jun 20 2017

NZ & Australian Child Health Research Institutes Join Forces

Mon Jul 03 2017

NZ Research Shows Potential for First Gonorrhoea Vaccine

Tue Jul 11 2017

Fresh Fish Oil Lowers Diabetes Risk in Rat Offspring

Tue Jul 18 2017

Experts Call for Action to Fill Gaps on Healthy Food Policy

Mon Jul 24 2017

New Science Facilities Open at University of Auckland

Thu Jul 27 2017

Rise in E-Cigarettes Linked to Rise in Smokers Quitting

Thu Jul 27 2017

Child Study Highlights Household Safety Issues

Fri Jul 28 2017

Dairy intolerance real - "not in people’s heads"

Sun Aug 13 2017

ED stays decreased but with strings attached

Wed Oct 04 2017

New Survey Asks How Māori Identity Shapes Financial Choices

Wed Oct 04 2017

University of Auckland’s Inaugural 40 Under 40 List

Thu Oct 12 2017

Smartphone App Study Finds Label Use Lead to Healthier Food

Fri Dec 01 2017

Experts propose framework for Royal Commission into abuse

Wed Jan 17 2018

Research aimed at discovering why some don’t re-offend

Wed Jan 17 2018

When is our Internet use a problem instead of a pleasure?

Thu Jan 25 2018

Fewer Pacific And Māori Babies Survive with Heart Condition

Mon Mar 26 2018

University of Auckland teaching excellence recognised

Wed Oct 09 2019

University To Lead National Partnership For Nurse Practitioner Training And Work Placement

Wed Jul 22 2020

The Quiet Earth

Fri Jul 24 2020

First Master In Professional Supervision Graduate Is ‘proud Papakura Boy’

Mon May 06 2024

A Major Study In The Heart Health Care Space Shows Māori And Pacific Peoples Still Experience Inequities

Mon Jun 10 2024

Sir Collin Tukuitonga Appointed To WHO Strategic And Advisory Group

Tue Jun 11 2024

Tiny New Zealand Bird Delivers A Lesson In Evolution

Tue Jun 11 2024

University Of Auckland Ranked In Top Tier Globally For Sustainability

Wed Jun 12 2024

Women In Leadership Gather From Pacific Rim Universities

Sun Jun 23 2024

How To Discuss Your Kids’ Setbacks? University Study Investigates

Tue Jun 25 2024

Spike In Serious Eating Disorders During Pandemic

Tue Jul 02 2024

AI `urchinbot’ Will Find Sea Urchins Ravaging Our Coasts

Wed Jul 03 2024

WHO Regional Director To Attend Seminar At The Fale Pasifika

Mon Jul 15 2024

Tonga Language Week

Mon Aug 19 2024

Flat Fees the Answer to $130,000 Student Debt

Wed May 31 2000

More Spin Over Substance From Maharey

Fri Mar 23 2001

Students Elated Over AUT Fee Decision

Mon Aug 27 2001

TEAC Recommends Political Suicide

Wed Nov 07 2001

AuSM Holds Pre-Election Protests

Tue Jul 23 2002

Orientation brings dub and joy to the dull lives

Tue Feb 11 2003

Salmonella Dub Play Orientation Gig

Tue Feb 11 2003

Students rally against fee rises

Thu May 22 2003

AUT Students Disappointed By Fee Increase

Tue Oct 28 2003

Orientation 2004 -the biggest event in AUT history

Thu Jan 29 2004

NZ Music Month at AUT

Wed Apr 21 2004

Labour not listening democracy is dead

Tue May 18 2004

Government Fees Policy Fails Students

Wed Oct 27 2004

Victoria University urged to 'get it right' next

Wed Dec 22 1999

Waikato Court decision to stand

Wed Dec 22 1999

Staff support call to reveal size of payout

Tue Jan 18 2000

New AUS President

Thu Jan 20 2000

University student numbers stagnant

Thu Jan 20 2000

University staff welcome change to dental fee

Tue Feb 01 2000

Call for caution at Victoria University

Mon Feb 14 2000

Decision on loan repayments welcomed

Mon Feb 14 2000

Change of direction in tertiary sector welcomed

Thu Feb 17 2000

AUS Tertiary Update

Fri Feb 18 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol3 No2

Fri Feb 25 2000

AUS rejects Behaviour of WINZ

Tue Feb 29 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.3

Fri Mar 03 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.4

Fri Mar 10 2000

Academic Boards and Academic Freedom

Mon Mar 13 2000

Academic Freedom Report Completed

Mon Mar 13 2000

Openness on campus called for

Mon Mar 13 2000

University staff hope for better things

Tue Mar 14 2000

Multi-employer contracts possible but not certain

Thu Mar 16 2000

University union history to be launched

Thu Mar 16 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.5

Fri Mar 17 2000

AUS Tertiary Update, Vol.3 No.6

Thu Mar 23 2000

Massey University Staff deplore V-C's actions

Mon Mar 27 2000

Proposal to reduce number of universities opposed

Thu Mar 30 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.7

Fri Mar 31 2000

DSIR to emerge from the ashes?

Fri Mar 31 2000

TEAC Chair unreservedly welcomed

Mon Apr 03 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.8

Mon Apr 10 2000

Research freedom threatened by commercialisation

Thu Apr 13 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No. 9

Fri Apr 14 2000

Steve Maharey to address Massey staff and students

Thu May 04 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.10

Fri May 05 2000

AUS Cancels NBR subscription

Fri May 12 2000

AUS Tertiary Update - Stop Press

Fri May 12 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.11

Fri May 12 2000

Stickers @ Graduation

Mon May 15 2000

Government moratorium on universities welcomed

Tue May 16 2000

ACT misleads employers

Wed May 17 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Volume 3, No.12 19 May 2000

Fri May 19 2000

"Repositioning is no position."

Thu May 25 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 3 No. 13, 26 May 2000

Fri May 26 2000

Patience called for at Massey

Fri May 26 2000

University staff urge sanctions against Fiji

Thu Jun 01 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.14

Fri Jun 02 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 3 No. 15, 9 June 2000

Fri Jun 09 2000

University rescue package called for

Tue Jun 20 2000

Where is "fairness, security and opportunity"?

Wed Jun 21 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 3 No 17

Fri Jun 23 2000

PN City Council support for Massey staff and stude

Tue Jun 27 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 3 No 18

Fri Jun 30 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 3. No. 19

Fri Jul 07 2000

New Massey 'repositioning' proposals cold comfort

Thu Jul 13 2000

Statistics that damn.

Thu Jul 13 2000

Two Decades Of Decline Continues

Thu Jul 13 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 3, No 20

Fri Jul 14 2000

Regional development costs of Massey job cuts

Fri Jul 14 2000

AUS Tertiary Update, Vol.3 No.21

Fri Jul 21 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.22

Fri Jul 28 2000

Massey enrolment figures up on 1999

Tue Aug 01 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.23, 4 August 2000

Thu Aug 03 2000

"Don't breach legal responsibilities"

Thu Aug 03 2000

'Four point one point one!'

Thu Aug 03 2000

Massey staff and students to march on Council meeting

Thu Aug 03 2000

Legal Challenge to Massey Academic Processes

Fri Aug 04 2000

Massey Council rejects the voice of staff

Wed Aug 09 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.24

Thu Aug 10 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No. 25

Thu Aug 17 2000

"Sham decision in a shambolic process"

Thu Aug 17 2000

Industrial Campaign begins at Massey University

Mon Aug 21 2000

Private tertiary funding disadvantages public sector

Mon Aug 21 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.26

Thu Aug 24 2000

Blues BBQ at Massey

Thu Aug 24 2000

Massey litigation to proceed

Tue Aug 29 2000

Strike action looms at Massey

Wed Aug 30 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.27

Thu Aug 31 2000

Massey on Strike

Thu Aug 31 2000

Massey spending millions on capital expenditure

Mon Sep 04 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.28

Thu Sep 07 2000

COST CUTS STILL OF CONCERN AT VICTORIA

Fri Sep 08 2000

Retirement age situation clarified

Fri Sep 08 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.29

Thu Sep 14 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.30, 21 August 2000

Thu Sep 21 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.31

Thu Sep 28 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.32

Thu Oct 05 2000

Education and research have no place in trade agreements

Thu Oct 05 2000

Cuts to VUW schools 'unsustainable.'

Tue Oct 10 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.33

Thu Oct 12 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.34

Thu Oct 19 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.35

Fri Oct 27 2000

Massey collective agreement ratified

Mon Oct 30 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.36

Thu Nov 02 2000

Equity funding welcomed

Thu Nov 02 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.37

Thu Nov 09 2000

International reference group welcomed

Tue Nov 14 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.38

Thu Nov 16 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.39

Thu Nov 23 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.40

Thu Nov 30 2000

University staff call for urgent action

Wed Dec 06 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.3 No.41

Thu Dec 07 2000

NATIONAL AND LABOUR AGREE - ITS "NO" TO UNESCO

Thu Dec 07 2000

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.1

Thu Feb 08 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.2

Thu Feb 15 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.3

Thu Feb 22 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 Special Edition 7.3.01

Wed Mar 07 2001

University staff welcome TEC

Wed Mar 07 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.6

Thu Mar 15 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 7, 21 March 2001

Thu Mar 22 2001

Committee requested to defer consideration of Bill

Wed Mar 28 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 8

Thu Mar 29 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.9

Thu Apr 05 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 10

Wed Apr 11 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 11

Mon Apr 23 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 12

Thu Apr 26 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 13

Fri May 04 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.14

Thu May 10 2001

Closer co-operation in tertiary sector

Fri May 11 2001

Government urgently must review PTE funding

Tue May 15 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.15

Thu May 17 2001

AUS is pro the public sector, not anti-PTEs

Wed May 23 2001

STAFF EFFORT SAVES UNIVERSITY SYSTEM $200 MILLION

Wed May 23 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Budget special

Thu May 24 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.16

Thu May 24 2001

BUDGET 2001 – GOOD, BAD AND UGLY FOR UNIVERSITIES

Thu May 24 2001

Crisis Summit for Universities Called For

Thu May 24 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 17

Thu May 31 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.18

Thu Jun 07 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 19

Thu Jun 14 2001

AUs Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 20

Thu Jun 21 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 21

Thu Jun 28 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.22

Thu Jul 05 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.23

Thu Jul 12 2001

Massey Faces Hobson's Choice

Tue Jul 17 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 24

Thu Jul 19 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No 25, 26 July 2001

Thu Jul 26 2001

TEAC's third report

Wed Aug 01 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 26, 2 August 2001

Thu Aug 02 2001

Cautious Welcome for new TEC Head

Tue Aug 07 2001

Too little, too late

Tue Aug 07 2001

YET MORE EFFICIENCIES?

Wed Aug 08 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.27

Thu Aug 09 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.4 No.28, 16 August 2001

Thu Aug 16 2001

Let's have more of it say university staff

Thu Aug 16 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 29

Thu Aug 23 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 30

Thu Aug 30 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 32, 20 September

Thu Sep 20 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No.33 27 September 2001

Thu Sep 27 2001

University salaries fall further behind

Mon Oct 01 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 34, 4 October 20

Wed Oct 03 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 35

Thu Oct 11 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 36

Thu Oct 18 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 37

Thu Oct 25 2001

OTAGO STAFF TO COMMENCE INDUSTRIAL ACTION

Wed Oct 31 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 38, 1 November

Thu Nov 01 2001

Better Quarters -- Better Ministerial Performance?

Mon Nov 05 2001

Industrial Campaign Steps up at Victoria

Tue Nov 06 2001

Strong Support for Lincoln Industrial Campaign

Tue Nov 06 2001

RESHAPING THE COST CATEGORIES IS THE REAL PRIORITY

Wed Nov 07 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 39 8.11.01

Thu Nov 08 2001

University staff welcome paid parental leave

Thu Nov 08 2001

Industrial action looms at Massey

Tue Nov 13 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 40

Thu Nov 15 2001

MEDICAL AND DENTAL ACADEMICS REJECT SETTLEMENT

Tue Nov 20 2001

Increasing pressure to settle at Massey

Wed Nov 21 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4 No. 41

Thu Nov 22 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 42

Thu Nov 29 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 4 No 43

Thu Dec 06 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4, No. 44

Thu Dec 13 2001

Massey grades to be released

Fri Dec 14 2001

"Bitter pill to swallow."

Tue Dec 18 2001

New AUS President

Tue Dec 18 2001

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 4, No. 45

Thu Dec 20 2001

Resourcing Of Tertiary Ed Must Be Addressed

Thu Jan 24 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.5.No.2, 7 February 2002

Thu Feb 07 2002

University Staff welcome innovation strategy

Wed Feb 13 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5, No. 3

Thu Feb 14 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 4.

Thu Feb 21 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.5 No.5, 28 February 2002

Thu Feb 28 2002

University staff to go on strike 4 March

Fri Mar 01 2002

University staff reject secret offer

Wed Mar 06 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 5 No 6 7 March 2002

Thu Mar 07 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 5 No. 7, 14 March 2002

Thu Mar 14 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No.8, 21 March 2002

Thu Mar 21 2002

New General Secretary for AUS

Thu Mar 21 2002

University industrial action continues

Tue Mar 26 2002

Victoria University staff to strike

Tue Mar 26 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 9

Wed Mar 27 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 10

Thu Apr 04 2002

AUS asks Auckland Uni to retract dismissal threats

Mon Apr 08 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5, No. 11

Thu Apr 11 2002

Lincoln AUS Supports Graduation Ceremony

Thu Apr 11 2002

Victoria University industrial action to contine

Fri Apr 12 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 5 No 12 17 April 2002

Thu Apr 18 2002

Industrial Action at Victoria University:

Fri Apr 19 2002

Staff And Students Unite To Seek Answers

Fri Apr 19 2002

Waikato University staff settlement

Fri Apr 19 2002

Lincoln University staff ratify employment agreeme

Wed Apr 24 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No.13, 26 April 2002

Fri Apr 26 2002

Support for core educational role of universities

Mon Apr 29 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 14

Thu May 02 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 5, No 15

Thu May 09 2002

Massey University staff settle agreement

Fri May 10 2002

AUS welcomes Tertiary Education Strategy, but...

Tue May 14 2002

AUS Tertiary Update, Vol 5 No 16

Thu May 16 2002

University staff welcome skills forecasting action

Fri May 17 2002

University staff and Government's new project

Mon May 20 2002

AUS sees positive developments from the Budget

Thu May 23 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 5 No 17

Thu May 23 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Special Budget edition

Fri May 24 2002

End of an era at AUS

Fri May 24 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Volume 5, No 18

Thu May 30 2002

University staff reserve judgement

Thu May 30 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.5 No.19

Thu Jun 06 2002

Difficult Job Ahead for TEC Members

Tue Jun 11 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5, No. 20

Fri Jun 14 2002

AUS Tertiary Update 20 June 2002

Thu Jun 20 2002

University staff say 'No' to Heretaunga campus

Thu Jun 20 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 22, 27 June 2002

Thu Jun 27 2002

Policy Initiatives on Tertiray Staffing Welcome

Tue Jul 02 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 23, 4 July 2002

Thu Jul 04 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 24, 11 July 2002

Fri Jul 12 2002

University staff say no strings to private funding

Wed Jul 17 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 25, July 18

Thu Jul 18 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 26, July 25

Thu Jul 25 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 5 No 27

Thu Aug 01 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 5 No 28 8 August 02

Thu Aug 08 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 29, 15 August

Thu Aug 15 2002

University of Otago staff say no to setting exams

Fri Aug 16 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No.30, 22 August 2002

Thu Aug 22 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol.5 No.31, 29 August 2002

Thu Aug 29 2002

Vote for strike at Otago University 'Overwhelming'

Fri Aug 30 2002

University unions confident of strong support

Mon Sep 02 2002

No lifting of industrial action say Otago staff

Wed Sep 04 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 5 No.32

Thu Sep 05 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 32, 12 September

Thu Sep 12 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 34, 19 September

Thu Sep 19 2002

Otago University: further disruptions likely

Fri Sep 20 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 35, 26 September

Thu Sep 26 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 5 No 35 3 October 2002

Thu Oct 03 2002

Otago University staff suspend actions

Fri Oct 04 2002

Secrecy inappropriate in selection of VCs

Mon Oct 07 2002

University funding deal inadequate say staff

Tue Oct 08 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 37, 10 October

Thu Oct 10 2002

University staff oppose Unitec-AUT merger

Fri Oct 11 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 38, 17 October

Thu Oct 17 2002

AUS Tertiary Update 25 October 2002

Fri Oct 25 2002

AUS Tertiary UpdateVol.5 No.40 , 31 October 2002

Thu Oct 31 2002

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 5 No. 41, 7 Nov 2002

Thu Nov 07 2002

University Union Supports Four Weeks Holiday

Fri Nov 08 2002

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 14 2002

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 21 2002

University union prompts 'catch up' salary offer

Mon Nov 25 2002

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 28 2002

Call for Staff Representation on TEC

Tue Dec 03 2002

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 05 2002

National salary bargaining on agenda

Thu Dec 05 2002

Tertiary Reform Bill

Thu Dec 05 2002

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 12 2002

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 19 2002

NZers not taking advantage of university education

Wed Jan 22 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jan 30 2003

Canterbury University Staff to Strike

Fri Jan 31 2003

Education Concerns Heightened by GATS Demands

Tue Feb 04 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Wed Feb 05 2003

Call for education to be excluded from GATS

Tue Feb 11 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 13 2003

AUS Tertiary Update Vol. 6 No. 4, 20 Feb 2003

Thu Feb 20 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 27 2003

University staff call for delay on GATS

Fri Feb 28 2003

AUS Criticises Financial Waste on Litigation

Mon Mar 03 2003

Government yet to deliver to university staff

Wed Mar 05 2003

AUS calls for surplus to be invested in staff

Thu Mar 06 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 06 2003

International call for GATS exclusion

Thu Mar 06 2003

AUS Takes GATS Concern to Deputy PM

Thu Mar 13 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 13 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Wed Mar 19 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Fri Mar 28 2003

GATS Concerns Remain

Wed Apr 02 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 03 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 10 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 17 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 24 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 01 2003

Concern at prospect of postgraduate fee rise

Thu May 01 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 08 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 15 2003

Little value placed on university education

Thu May 15 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 22 2003

Tertiary governance review cautiously welcomed

Tue May 27 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Fri Jun 06 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 12 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 19 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 26 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Wed Jul 02 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Fri Jul 11 2003

Green light for national bargaining in varsities

Fri Jul 11 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 17 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 24 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 31 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 07 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 14 2003

FEE MAXIMA – INADEQUATE POLICY CHANGE

Sun Aug 24 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Fri Aug 29 2003

Major salary boost sought for university staff

Sun Aug 31 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 04 2003

University unions & employers to meet

Tue Sep 09 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 11 2003

Gender pay gap evident in universities

Fri Sep 12 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 18 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 25 2003

Concern at public-private sector tertiary educatio

Thu Sep 25 2003

Public Private Investment Framework - AUS

Fri Sep 26 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 02 2003

University negotiations begin

Sun Oct 05 2003

University negotiations begin

Mon Oct 06 2003

Negotiations delayed, mediation for university sta

Tue Oct 07 2003

University staff support student demands

Wed Oct 08 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 09 2003

Massey Staff Support Student Demands

Thu Oct 09 2003

Bargaining protocol agreed

Wed Oct 15 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 16 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 23 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 30 2003

MPs' pay hike confirms case for university staff

Wed Nov 05 2003

University pay negotiations resume

Wed Nov 05 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 06 2003

Varsity staff support polytechnic strike action

Wed Nov 12 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 13 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 20 2003

Call for security boss to be taken off Zaoui case

Mon Nov 24 2003

Call for security boss to be taken off Zaoui case

Tue Nov 25 2003

University negotiations resume

Tue Nov 25 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 27 2003

PTE funding should be redistributed

Wed Dec 03 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 04 2003

Union Welcomes Call For Increased Investment

Thu Dec 04 2003

University union welcomes call for investment

Thu Dec 04 2003

Unspent Funding Should Be Redistributed

Thu Dec 04 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Fri Dec 12 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 18 2003

University talks founder

Thu Dec 18 2003

Call for increased investment in universities

Mon Dec 22 2003

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jan 29 2004

University education important for nation

Thu Jan 29 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 05 2004

Brash claims encourage racism say university staff

Fri Feb 06 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 12 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Mon Feb 23 2004

Brash claims on university preference wrong

Mon Feb 23 2004

Brash claims wrong says university staff

Mon Feb 23 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 26 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 11 2004

University negotiations heading for mediation

Wed Mar 17 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 18 2004

Funding Slide Threatens Quality Of Uni. Education

Thu Mar 18 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 25 2004

Lincoln Staff Take Bargaining Campaign to the PM

Thu Mar 25 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 01 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 08 2004

Overwhelming mandate for university strike action

Thu Apr 08 2004

Overwhelming Mandate For University Strike Action

Tue Apr 13 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 15 2004

Progress in university pay talks

Tue Apr 20 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 22 2004

SEVEN UNIVERSITIES TOP PBRF

Fri Apr 23 2004

PBRF funding results "perverse"

Mon Apr 26 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 29 2004

National university bargaining deferred

Tue May 04 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 06 2004

Staff Warn About Lowering Degree Standards

Wed May 12 2004

Staff warn about lowering university degree standa

Wed May 12 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 13 2004

Staff want involvement in appointment process

Wed May 19 2004

University staff call for greater involvement

Wed May 19 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 20 2004

Massey University staff oppose honorary degree

Tue May 25 2004

Victoria University general staff to strike

Tue May 25 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 27 2004

Universities starved in Budget

Thu May 27 2004

Victoria University general staff to strike

Mon May 31 2004

Academic and general staff at the

Thu Jun 03 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 03 2004

University of Otago staff take strike action

Thu Jun 03 2004

Industrial action continues at Victoria University

Tue Jun 08 2004

Industrial action to continue at Victoria

Tue Jun 08 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 10 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 17 2004

"First-week shutdown" planned at Victoria

Thu Jun 17 2004

"First-week shutdown" planned at Victoria

Mon Jun 21 2004

Academic journal launched

Thu Jun 24 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 24 2004

NZ Journal of Tertiary Education Policy Launched

Fri Jun 25 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 01 2004

Pay settlement at VUW

Thu Jul 01 2004

Pay settlement at Victoria University

Fri Jul 02 2004

Employment agreements settled at Otago University

Wed Jul 07 2004

New employment agreements settled at Otago Uni

Thu Jul 08 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 15 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 22 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 29 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 05 2004

Women disadvantaged in university research

Tue Aug 10 2004

Women, minorities disadvantaged

Tue Aug 10 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 12 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 19 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 26 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 02 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 09 2004

Staff Union: Don’t increase Victoria student fees

Thu Sep 09 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 16 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 23 2004

Minister cheeky on student fees

Fri Sep 24 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 30 2004

Massey Staff Oppose Student Fee Increases

Thu Sep 30 2004

No need for staff cuts at Massey University

Tue Oct 05 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 07 2004

Don’t increase student fees say university staff

Mon Oct 11 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 14 2004

Time to give Zaoui his freedom

Thu Oct 14 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 21 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 28 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 04 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 11 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 18 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Wed Nov 24 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 02 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 09 2004

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 16 2004

Green light for national salary bargaining in univ

Thu Dec 16 2004

Green light for national salary bargaining

Thu Dec 16 2004

Ditch Private Savings Proposal For Tertiary Ed.

Tue Feb 01 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 03 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 10 2005

Strike action likely to affect Otago orientation

Wed Feb 16 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 17 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 24 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 03 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 10 2005

Staff protest rally at University of Auckland

Mon Mar 14 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 17 2005

Staff union brings legal action against University

Thu Mar 17 2005

Staff union brings legal action

Thu Mar 17 2005

University attempts to induce staff to leave union

Mon Mar 21 2005

University escalates attack on staff union

Mon Mar 21 2005

University attempts to induce staff to leave union

Tue Mar 22 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 24 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 31 2005

Auckland University dispute heads to Court

Mon Apr 04 2005

Auckland faces prolonged strike action

Thu Apr 07 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 07 2005

University of Auckland faces strike action

Thu Apr 07 2005

Auckland Uni ordered to reinstate sacked lecturer

Thu Apr 14 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 14 2005

University ordered to reinstate sacked lecturer

Thu Apr 14 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 21 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 28 2005

University required to bargain

Wed May 04 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 05 2005

Varsity staff say ditch private savings proposal

Tue May 10 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 12 2005

Staff, students march on Parliament

Mon May 16 2005

University women still face barriers

Tue May 17 2005

University women still face barriers

Wed May 18 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 19 2005

University staff call for more investment

Fri May 20 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 26 2005

University negotiations reach crunch point

Fri May 27 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 02 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 09 2005

Universities to face industrial disruption

Fri Jun 10 2005

Universities to face prolonged disruption

Fri Jun 10 2005

Ban on student marks withdrawn

Wed Jun 15 2005

Universities salary group to be established

Wed Jun 15 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 16 2005

Lively Forum on University Education

Tue Jun 21 2005

University negotiations break down

Tue Jun 21 2005

Vice-Chancellor jeopardises University Salaries

Wed Jun 22 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 23 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 30 2005

Opportunity to resolve pay dispute say unions

Tue Jul 12 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 14 2005

Students will see real gains with Labour policy

Tue Jul 26 2005

Students will see real gains

Tue Jul 26 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 28 2005

Staff want strike deductions paid to students

Mon Aug 01 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 04 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 11 2005

Smart Strikes to Disrupt University of Canterbury

Thu Aug 11 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 18 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 25 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 01 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 08 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 15 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 22 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 06 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 13 2005

University salaries must remain high priority

Wed Oct 19 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 20 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 27 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 03 2005

University Staff Mourn Loss of Green Party Leader

Sun Nov 06 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 10 2005

University staff union concerned at Otago fee rise

Thu Nov 10 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 17 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 24 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 01 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 08 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 15 2005

"Take education out of GATS", teachers urge

Thu Dec 15 2005

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 02 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 09 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 16 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 23 2006

Funding review the medicine for ailing salaries

Thu Feb 23 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 02 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 09 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 16 2006

Managers "completely out of touch with the world"

Tue Mar 21 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 23 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 30 2006

Reassessment of Arts Cuts at Canterbury Needed

Tue Apr 04 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 06 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 13 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 20 2006

NZQA research worthless, says university staff

Thu Apr 20 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 27 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 04 2006

Uni. VC Accused Of Misleading the Ombudsman

Tue May 09 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 11 2006

More investment needed for universities

Tue May 16 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 18 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 25 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 01 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 08 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 15 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 22 2006

Unions, universities welcome extra funding

Wed Jun 28 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 29 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 06 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 13 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 20 2006

New funding arrangements welcome, say staff

Thu Jul 27 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 03 2006

Proposals for second language learning welcomed

Thu Aug 03 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 10 2006

University staff mourn death of Maori Queen

Wed Aug 16 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 17 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 31 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 07 2006

AUS Condemns University Ban on S'market Petition

Thu Sep 14 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 14 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Wed Sep 20 2006

University threatens action against union

Wed Sep 20 2006

University staff warn against interference

Wed Sep 27 2006

University staff warn of National’s leap backwards

Wed Sep 27 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 28 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 05 2006

Programmes under threat at University of Auckland

Fri Oct 06 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 12 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 19 2006

Increase of confidence for Māori

Thu Oct 19 2006

Māori University Staff Email Hikoi to Parliament

Thu Oct 19 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 26 2006

Warning of further redundancies

Tue Oct 31 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 02 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 09 2006

Staff pay for poor management, not academic values

Tue Nov 14 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 16 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 23 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 30 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 07 2006

New funding for Medicine and Dentistry teaching

Thu Dec 07 2006

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 14 2006

University staff welcomes Tertiary Strategy

Fri Dec 15 2006

Call for collaboration between tertiary orgs

Tue Jan 30 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 01 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 08 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 15 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 22 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 01 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 08 2007

University union appoints new Deputy Secretary

Thu Mar 15 2007

Maori participation in tertiary education declines

Fri Mar 16 2007

AUS Tertiary Update, 22 March 2007

Thu Mar 22 2007

Staff support call for urgent action on debt

Wed Mar 28 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 29 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 05 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 12 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 19 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 26 2007

Victoria University Jumping Gun on Funding System

Fri Apr 27 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 03 2007

PBRF – The Good, The Bad and the Not Worth It

Fri May 04 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 10 2007

University staff welcome extra funding

Thu May 10 2007

AUS Tertiary Update, 17 May 2007

Thu May 17 2007

University research ranking row "unseemly"

Wed May 23 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 24 2007

AUS Tertiary Update, 7 June 2007

Fri Jun 08 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 14 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 05 2007

New NZCTU President emerges from AUS ranks

Tue Jul 10 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 12 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 19 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 26 2007

University Employment Agreements Ratified

Tue Jul 31 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 02 2007

Statement regarding dismissal of Dr Paul Buchanan

Tue Aug 07 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 09 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 16 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 23 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 30 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 06 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 13 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 20 2007

More investment needed in tertiary education

Thu Sep 20 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 27 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 04 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 11 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 18 2007

University staff welcome Maharey appointment

Fri Oct 19 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 25 2007

Visit of Iraqi trade unionist - Abdullah Muhsin

Mon Oct 29 2007

University staff welcome Hodgson

Wed Oct 31 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 01 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 08 2007

AUS - Annual Conference - 26 & 27 November 2007

Thu Nov 15 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 15 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 22 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 29 2007

University entry restrictions a matter for concern

Tue Dec 04 2007

AUS member New Zealander of the Year

Thu Dec 06 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 06 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 13 2007

Tertiary reforms on right track, say staff

Fri Dec 14 2007

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 20 2007

Uni job cuts a return to "bums on seats" model

Wed Jan 30 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 07 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 14 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 21 2008

Plan to disestablish Film Studies retrograde

Fri Feb 22 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Feb 28 2008

PBRF review provides opportunity to fix problems

Mon Mar 03 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 06 2008

Time to review funding arrangements

Thu Mar 06 2008

UK visa restrictions counterproductive

Tue Mar 11 2008

AUS: Criticism of research funding absurd

Wed Mar 12 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 13 2008

AUS appointment to PBRF reference group

Fri Mar 14 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 20 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Mar 27 2008

Buchanan dismissal unjustified, says ERA

Thu Mar 27 2008

Progress of women to senior positions glacial

Mon Mar 31 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 03 2008

Buchanan to appeal ruling on reinstatement

Wed Apr 09 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 10 2008

Increasing salaries should be election focus

Thu Apr 10 2008

Green light for salary bargaining in universities

Wed Apr 16 2008

University confused, says staff

Wed Apr 16 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 17 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Apr 24 2008

Hour of the dead protest continues against cuts

Mon Apr 28 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 01 2008

Come to Massey and you, too, can become eye candy

Thu May 01 2008

Staff union welcomes TEC appointment

Fri May 02 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 08 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 15 2008

More investment needed for universities

Wed May 21 2008

Protest planned: teacher ed cuts threaten quality

Wed May 21 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 22 2008

University staff welcome extra funds, more needed

Thu May 22 2008

Staff and students protest at proposed cuts

Mon May 26 2008

University salaries lagging according to report

Wed May 28 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu May 29 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 05 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 12 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 19 2008

27 positions to be axed from College of Education

Tue Jun 24 2008

Academics retain visa-free access to UK

Thu Jun 26 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jun 26 2008

Fee maxima OK, but funding has to increase

Fri Jun 27 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 03 2008

University staff claim $5,000 salary boost

Thu Jul 03 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 10 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 17 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 24 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Jul 31 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 07 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 14 2008

New tertiary- education union another step closer

Wed Aug 20 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 21 2008

AUS welcomes PBRF report’s release

Fri Aug 22 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Aug 28 2008

AUS Tertiary Update Vol 11 No 31

Thu Sep 04 2008

AUS celebrates university general staff

Mon Sep 08 2008

National party set to undermine tertiary education

Tue Sep 09 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 11 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 18 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Sep 25 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 02 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 09 2008

Student-allowance move not enough

Tue Oct 14 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 16 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 23 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Oct 30 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 06 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 13 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 20 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Nov 27 2008

Vice Chancellors have right problem but wrong plan

Thu Nov 27 2008

College Staff take action against job cuts

Fri Nov 28 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 04 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 11 2008

AUS Tertiary Update

Thu Dec 18 2008

TEU Tertiary Update

Thu Jan 29 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 2

Thu Feb 05 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 3

Thu Feb 12 2009

Tertiary Update - Vol 12 No 5

Thu Mar 05 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 6

Thu Mar 12 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 7

Thu Mar 19 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 8

Thu Mar 26 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 9

Thu Apr 02 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 9

Thu Apr 09 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 11

Thu Apr 16 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 12

Thu Apr 23 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 13

Thu Apr 30 2009

TEU Tertiary Update - Volume 12, Number 14

Thu May 07 2009

TEU Tertiary Update - Volume 12, Number 14

Thu May 14 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 15

Thu May 21 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 16

Thu May 28 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 17

Thu Jun 04 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 18

Thu Jun 11 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 19

Thu Jun 18 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 20

Thu Jul 02 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 21

Thu Jul 09 2009

TEU Tertiary Update Vol 12 No 23

Thu Jul 23 2009

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Thu Aug 30 2012

Government Recognises Value Of Apprenticeships

Thu May 23 2002

Industry destruction behind leaky building issue

Tue Sep 24 2002

Lecturers Plan Campaign for 3.25% Salary Increase

Wed Oct 23 2002

Academics Vote on Industrial Action

Thu Nov 06 2003

Mediation Fails to Avert Strike Action

Fri Nov 07 2003

Academics at Six Polytechnics Take Action

Mon Nov 10 2003

Northland Polytech Staff - One day is not enough

Wed Nov 12 2003

Northland Staff vote to strike for third day

Thu Nov 13 2003

Strikes Lifted!

Tue Nov 18 2003

Polytechnic MECA Talks Back on Track

Fri Nov 21 2003

MECA Settled at last!

Fri Feb 13 2004

Mr Brash lost the plot?

Fri Feb 20 2004

Polytechnic Academic Staff jobs on the line

Wed Sep 01 2004

March Against Racism And The National Front

Tue Oct 05 2004

Employment talks not ‘Tops’ at TOPNZ

Sun Nov 14 2004

Major salary boost sought for university staff

Thu Feb 24 2005

Stopwork Meetings at Wananga o Aotearoa

Thu Feb 24 2005

Design and Arts College vote to strike!

Thu Apr 28 2005

Last Ditch Efforts Through Mediation

Wed May 11 2005

A shake up for Tertiary!

Mon Jul 18 2005

Commitment to Regional Polytechnic "Just in Time"

Mon Jul 18 2005

Massey University staff vote to strike!

Wed Jul 20 2005

ASTE Members at CPIT to take Strike Action

Mon Jul 25 2005

A "fantastic" policy for students and families

Tue Jul 26 2005

ASTE Members at CPIT to take further Strike Action

Mon Aug 01 2005

ASTE says "get over it!"

Mon Aug 15 2005

ASTE Members at AUT Vote to take Industrial Action

Tue Aug 23 2005

Members Strike at AUT

Mon Aug 29 2005

ASTE Members Strike at AUT

Tue Aug 30 2005

Further Action Planned by ASTE Members at AUT

Wed Aug 31 2005

SIT Tutors Call for Strike

Tue Sep 13 2005

Open Polytechnic Doesn’t Impress

Thu Nov 17 2005

Union Members at Open Polytechnic Walk off Job

Thu Nov 24 2005

Open Polytechnic moves 0.5%: still doesn’t impress

Thu Dec 01 2005

Merger Talks Underway

Mon Dec 05 2005

Academic staff reject 3% offer from employer

Wed Dec 07 2005

Wananga CEO $120,000 – Employees $0

Fri Dec 16 2005

Lecturers support new minimum wage legislation

Tue Feb 07 2006

ASTE Members at MIT take Industrial Action

Tue May 09 2006

Further Industrial action at MIT

Thu May 11 2006

Union Launches Campaign on Fixed Term Appointments

Wed Jun 14 2006

Election of first Maori President

Fri Oct 06 2006

ASTE Celebrates Diversity

Tue Oct 10 2006

Tertiary Union Encourages Ethical Investment

Tue Oct 10 2006

Unitec Ordered to Comply

Mon Oct 30 2006

Redundancy Announcement "shocking"

Wed Nov 08 2006

\\"Appointment of Commissioner \"almost inevitable\""

Mon Dec 11 2006

Union welcomes announcement of additional funding

Mon Apr 30 2007

End of MECA for Rural Education Programmes

Mon Jul 23 2007

ASTE Workers Take Strike Action

Mon Oct 29 2007

ASTE Workers Take Second Day of Strike Action

Mon Nov 05 2007

New Tertiary Minister Welcomed By ASTE

Tue Nov 06 2007

ASTE Workers resolve to continue strike action

Wed Nov 07 2007

Union Tells Mayor To Get His Facts Straight

Tue Dec 18 2007

Members resolve to continue with strike action

Wed Feb 20 2008

ASTE Members at EastBay REAP enter

Wed Feb 27 2008

Support of NZUSA Student loan campaign

Wed Feb 27 2008

CPIT Collective Agreement Settles

Tue Mar 11 2008

Polytech Staff Welcome Funding for Skills Strategy

Fri May 23 2008

Unitec Trades Teachers Among "Vulnerable Workers"

Fri May 30 2008

Union acknowledges death of Monte Ohia

Mon Jun 16 2008

Academic Staff at NorthTec Support Colleagues

Fri Jun 27 2008

University Provision in South Auckland

Fri Jul 04 2008

Union welcomes ITPs’ Skills Strategy

Wed Aug 13 2008

Student Allowances Announcement Welcomed

Tue Oct 14 2008

Sharn Riggs appointed as TEU’s national secretary

Fri Dec 19 2008

Charter Schools: Not Even the Pretence of Democracy

Thu Mar 07 2013

ASPA Slams Treatment Of Nexus Editor

Mon Apr 08 2002

Student Media Set To "Rip Mad Shit Up"

Mon Apr 08 2002

Lambie to host student press awards

Fri Sep 10 2004

Wellington And Dunedin Big Winners At ASPA Awards

Mon Sep 20 2004

Student Media Gears Up for Election

Wed Mar 30 2005

Awards Celebrate Student Media Success

Thu Sep 29 2005

ASPA Awards: Critic named Best Student Publication

Mon Oct 03 2005

ASPA Supports Salient

Wed Oct 05 2005

Critic named Best Student Publication once again

Mon Oct 09 2006

Student press challenges anti-satire rules

Tue Jul 03 2007

Craccum Named Best Student Publication For 2007

Fri Oct 12 2007

Caucasian president commits to liberal propaganda

Thu Apr 03 2008

2009 ASPA Awards results

Sun Sep 13 2009

Students Comment On TEAC

Wed Apr 19 2000

Students Committed To Constructive WINZ Review

Wed Apr 19 2000

Students Welcome National's Focus On Allowances

Mon May 01 2000

ACT has solutions to student debt

Fri Jan 21 2005

ACT on Campus slams impotent NZUSA

Wed Feb 02 2005

Female Students are Not Political Pawns

Wed Mar 23 2005

ACT on Campus today criticised staff wage action

Wed Jun 01 2005

ACT On Campus Applauds The Keep it 18 Campaign

Mon Nov 06 2006

ACT on Campus essay competition

Thu May 24 2007

ACT On Campus Announces Essay Competition Winner

Thu Jun 28 2007

Labour's student allowance policy rejected

Mon Oct 13 2008

National Forces Businesses To Discriminate

Thu Feb 12 2009

Flag Burnt At Student Union Meeting

Thu May 07 2009

ACT on Campus Thrilled With VSM Bill

Thu Aug 20 2009

Top 10 Misrepresentations By Students' Association

Thu Sep 24 2009

VUWSA Endorse Voluntary Student Membership

Thu Oct 15 2009

ACT on Campus Welcome New NZUSA Co-Presidents

Thu Jan 07 2010

NZUSA Fractured By VSM Dissent

Sat Oct 02 2010

Students Counter-Protest Against Own Union

Wed Dec 01 2010

Counter-Protest to Support St Heliers Development

Fri Jan 21 2011

Students Call on OUSA President to Resign

Fri Aug 05 2011

ACT on Campus Celebrate VSM

Wed Sep 28 2011

ACT on Campus Pleased With Banks' New Alcohol Position

Wed Jul 04 2012

Happy Birthday VSM

Fri Sep 28 2012

Wages for Hours, not Bills

Thu Mar 21 2013

Easter Trading Laws Unfair and Unnecessary

Fri Mar 29 2013

Saying No to the GCSB and TICS

Tue Aug 06 2013

HIV scare shows stupidity of Privacy Act: Schnauer

Sun Jun 13 1999

Full, Fair and Final Treaty Settlements

Tue Jun 15 1999

Article: Hide - IRD Officers Should Pay

Thu Jun 17 1999

Prebble: Why Energy Regulation Won't Work

Fri Jun 18 1999

Alliance Wrong Again - Hide

Thu Jun 24 1999

Speech: Prebble - Business is being Hawkesbied

Thu Jun 24 1999

ACT Conferences Focus On Rural New Zealand

Sun Jun 27 1999

Wellington's urgent need for new hospital

Tue Jun 29 1999

Speech - Prebble: The Real Issues

Wed Jun 30 1999

Whanganui Decision Already Impacting Claims

Wed Jun 30 1999

Speech: Newman - The Government And Private Rents

Sat Jul 03 1999

Prebble Speech - A Golden Moment

Mon Jul 05 1999

Vicki Buck Gets MP's Support To Open School

Wed Jul 07 1999

ACT seeks rural vote

Mon Jul 12 1999

Speech: Shirley - Governance & Constitution

Tue Jul 13 1999

Speech: Prebble - The One Per Cent Election

Thu Jul 15 1999

Innovation Needed To Lift Maori

Thu Jul 22 1999

Wool Growers Have No Confidence In Wool Board

Thu Jul 22 1999

Allblack and ACT Party Fever hits Auckland

Fri Jul 23 1999

Compensation Must Be Fair To All Landowners

Tue Jul 27 1999

Labour Plans To Drag Schools Back To The Seventies

Tue Jul 27 1999

Reform Needed To Deal With Legal Aid Blowout

Tue Jul 27 1999

ACT: Labour MPs are holding up new hospital

Wed Jul 28 1999

Families Urged To Take TIE Opportunity

Wed Jul 28 1999

Minister Shouldn't Dictate School Status

Thu Jul 29 1999

Cullen Sore Loser - Prebble

Fri Jul 30 1999

ACT MP Wins Tighter Controls For Legal Aid

Sun Aug 01 1999

More Desperate Defence From Cullen on Tax - ACT

Mon Aug 02 1999

Employment Laws Stop Employers From Hiring Staff

Thu Aug 05 1999

ACT Otago/Southland Regional Workshops

Fri Aug 06 1999

Shirley Denies ODT Student Debt Claim

Sat Aug 07 1999

Prebble Delivers Wellingtonians' Views On Hospital

Mon Aug 09 1999

Prebble Speech:Rural Future At Stake

Wed Aug 11 1999

Med School Future Depends On Newtown Hospital Site

Thu Aug 12 1999

Winston Peters gave us WINZ - ACT

Tue Aug 17 1999

Lest We Forget

Wed Aug 18 1999

Double Standard In East Timor - Prebble

Fri Aug 20 1999

Winebox allegations not upheld

Sun Aug 22 1999

Prebble Only Wgtn. MP To Support Newtown Hospital

Mon Aug 23 1999

Labour Playing Games Over Wellington Hospital

Tue Aug 24 1999

Prebble Speech To Employers Federation

Wed Aug 25 1999

Labour Whipping Up Anti-US Feeling Before APEC

Tue Aug 31 1999

Auckland's future at stake - Prebble Speech

Thu Sep 02 1999

Overhaul Resource Management Act

Fri Sep 03 1999

Labour: No Hope, No Vision

Wed Sep 08 1999

Prebble Speech: Freedom & Choice - The Real Issues

Thu Sep 09 1999

Quigley Speech On Defence Review

Thu Sep 09 1999

Clark Betrays West Coast - ACT

Fri Sep 10 1999

Who Will Pay For Alliance Promises?

Sat Sep 11 1999

Who passed the test at APEC? - Prebble

Tue Sep 14 1999

Alliance Education Policy An Attack On Business

Tue Sep 21 1999

Alliance 'Tertiary Bribe' An Insult To Students

Tue Sep 21 1999

Parole Board - One Denied, Thousands Granted

Wed Sep 22 1999

Young Kiwi Talent Should Be Encouraged - ACT

Mon Sep 27 1999

Labour's Proposal Will Double Student Debt

Wed Sep 29 1999

ACT $650m Business Deveklopment Cut Will Kill Jobs

Thu Sep 30 1999

Hospital battle not over yet - Prebble

Thu Sep 30 1999

Tax - the issue of the 1999 election

Thu Sep 30 1999

Alliance Spending Sends Runner Around The Globe

Fri Oct 01 1999

Alliance policy spells disaster for homeowners

Mon Oct 04 1999

ACT Leader farewells rural MPs on Heartland Tour

Wed Oct 06 1999

Policies for Whole Life, Not Just Student Life

Thu Oct 07 1999

Prebble Speech: ACT’s Tertiary Policy

Thu Oct 07 1999

Labour offers Jim Sutton and a chicken farmer

Mon Oct 11 1999

Labour's rural claims not credible

Mon Oct 11 1999

Otago mothers deserve more choice, not less

Wed Oct 13 1999

Full force of law needed for citizenship scam

Thu Oct 14 1999

ACT Wants Parliament To Reconsider Smith Petition

Mon Oct 18 1999

Heartland Tour finds anger in Canterbury

Wed Oct 20 1999

Irrigation scheme at risk from Resource Management

Wed Oct 20 1999

Struggling Families to Suffer under Labour- ACT

Wed Oct 20 1999

Anger in Canterbury – Owen Jennings

Thu Oct 21 1999

Fiscal Update Shows Winston Effect

Thu Oct 21 1999

Pulse of rural NZ - people are angry

Fri Oct 22 1999

Trust Act - Speech -- Richard Prebble

Sun Oct 24 1999

ACT Pledges Excellence & Choice In Education

Thu Oct 28 1999

Choice For Parents; Success For Students

Thu Oct 28 1999

New Zealand's Children Deserve The Best

Thu Oct 28 1999

New Book Tells Tax Victims' Stories

Fri Oct 29 1999

Speech: Prebble - Wellington Launch

Sat Oct 30 1999

Making Local Government Work For Ratepayers

Mon Nov 01 1999

Access To Quality Health - ACT

Tue Nov 02 1999

ACT's Common-sense Plan For Protecting Environment

Tue Nov 09 1999

Prebble gets first vote in Melbourne

Tue Nov 09 1999

Strong Economy, Responsible People, Good Stewards

Tue Nov 09 1999

Alliance Budget A Disaster for Business And Jobs

Wed Nov 10 1999

ACT’s Treaty Policy A Coalition Breaker

Fri Nov 12 1999

ACT For A Growing Economy And Real Jobs

Sun Nov 14 1999

ACT Will Get Government Off the Back of Rural NZ

Tue Nov 16 1999

Making It Easier To Create Jobs

Wed Nov 17 1999

ACT Wants Select Committee Inquiry Into Floods

Thu Nov 18 1999

Education: Reform or Retard

Thu Nov 18 1999

Government, Contact Must Accept Flood Liability

Thu Nov 18 1999

The final countdown

Thu Nov 18 1999

Prebble critical of hospital management

Fri Nov 19 1999

ACT calls for Government Assistance for Alexandra.

Sun Nov 21 1999

ACT Leader announces MP Portfolios

Thu Dec 16 1999

Alexandra flood enquiry stalled by Government

Tue Dec 21 1999

ACT seeks Parliamentary scrutiny

Wed Dec 22 1999

Gavan Herlihy's woken up

Thu Dec 23 1999

New millennium, new government, new hope

Mon Jan 10 2000

No Confidence In Maharey's CYFS Promises - ACT

Thu Jan 13 2000

Head In Sand Approach Spells Prison Disaster

Tue Jan 18 2000

Council Abusing Important Powers - ACT MP

Wed Jan 19 2000

Evidence Over Logging Should Still Be Heard - ACT

Wed Jan 19 2000

ACT's Campaign To Defeat ACC Nationalisation

Mon Jan 31 2000

More Skills For Teachers Needed - Awatere Huata

Tue Feb 01 2000

Minister Quashes Choice In Education

Mon Feb 07 2000

Christine Rankin In Hot Water Again - ACT

Wed Feb 09 2000

Stephen Franks Maiden Speech

Wed Feb 09 2000

Awatere Huata Campaign To Keep Bulk Funding

Thu Feb 10 2000

Students Use Foodbanks Because WINZ Delays - ACT

Thu Feb 10 2000

Maiden Speech, Gerrard Eckhoff MP

Fri Feb 11 2000

ACT Seeks Answers On Missing Tainui Millions

Sun Feb 13 2000

Elderly At Risk Of Losing Benefits - ACT

Sun Feb 13 2000

ACT 'Sickened' By Axing Of Successful Scheme

Mon Feb 14 2000

Pressure on WINZ was worth it - Newman

Mon Feb 14 2000

Penny Webster Maiden Speech

Tue Feb 15 2000

Mallard Caught Out By Awatere Huata - ACT

Wed Feb 16 2000

Review may be smoke screen for splitting WINZ

Wed Feb 16 2000

Bitter disappointment at Mallard's actions

Thu Feb 17 2000

WINZ Problems Caused By Labour Policy - ACT

Thu Feb 17 2000

The importance of bulk funding

Fri Feb 18 2000

Govt. Responsible For Increase In Student Debt

Thu Feb 24 2000

ACT MP Wins Inquiry Into Reading

Thu Mar 02 2000

Labour’s Day of Shame - Workers’ Day of Sadness

Mon Mar 06 2000

Craccum Article Callous & Irresponsible

Tue Mar 07 2000

Cullen’s BPS: fudged and flimsy

Wed Mar 08 2000

14,000 Fathers Walking Away From Their Children

Mon Mar 13 2000

Wide issues for farmers to decide

Tue Mar 14 2000

Government Inconsistent on Bulk Funding Policies

Tue Mar 28 2000

$100M Hidden Cost Of Housing Policy Revealed

Wed Mar 29 2000

Mallard Misleads on Bulk Funding

Wed Mar 29 2000

Evidence Shows Schools Will Lose

Thu Mar 30 2000

Hawkes Bay Principals Discuss Bulk Funding

Fri Mar 31 2000

Decision may pre-empt immigrant invasion

Wed Apr 05 2000

Education Bill Racially Divisive - Speech

Wed Apr 05 2000

Abolishing Privy Council Dangerous, Says Prebble

Tue Apr 11 2000

Shared Parenting Experts Visiting New Zealand

Wed Apr 12 2000

Robson on collision course

Thu Apr 13 2000

ACT Rural Tour kicks-off today

Mon Apr 17 2000

Employment Relations Bill – Another Business Cost

Mon Apr 17 2000

Figures - Teenagers Straight From School To Dole

Mon Apr 17 2000

Second Attempt To Close Reading Inquiry

Mon Apr 17 2000

First Day of ACT’s Rural Tour Ends

Tue Apr 18 2000

Tatua Dairy Company Shows Way Ahead For Dairy

Tue Apr 18 2000

Government to blame for Easter traffic problems

Wed Apr 26 2000

More Unilateral Decisions By Clark

Wed Apr 26 2000

Franks: Add Dale Rape Case to Ellis Inquiry

Sat Apr 29 2000

Bill Signals Much Wider, Insidious Programme

Mon May 01 2000

600 Submissions - Huge Response To ACT’s Website

Wed May 03 2000

No Guarantee Of Funding Levels For Schools

Wed May 03 2000

Government Moves To Marry Thousands Today

Thu May 04 2000

No Guarantee Of Funding Levels For Schools

Tue May 09 2000

Closing The Gaps Committee Left in Dark

Thu May 11 2000

Minister’s Incompetence Hinders Schools

Mon May 15 2000

MP Calls For Hui With St Stephens’ Families

Wed May 17 2000

Major Literacy Conference Opens in Auckland

Thu May 18 2000

Government ‘Negligent’ Towards Bulk-Funded School

Fri May 19 2000

Select Committee Scrutiny A Must

Tue May 23 2000

First Step To Shared Parenting Referendum

Fri May 26 2000

No Sledgehammer Needed

Fri May 26 2000

What’s The Issue Over The Bail Bill?

Thu Jun 01 2000

Women Should Come First Laila!

Thu Jun 01 2000

Student Loan Election Bribe Will Haunt Labour

Fri Jun 02 2000

Webster: Government Must Act Now To Save Lives

Mon Jun 05 2000

Prebble's Pre-Budget Presentation To WCC

Wed Jun 07 2000

ACT Welcomes "CHiPs" Initiative

Thu Jun 08 2000

Prebbe's Presentation to Chambers Of Commerce

Thu Jun 08 2000

Consultation Needed On Amendments To Bill

Tue Jun 13 2000

BUDGET 2000 SPEECH - Richard Prebble

Thu Jun 15 2000

Lolly-scramble Budget with no strategic direction

Thu Jun 15 2000

Maharey The Big Loser In The Budget

Thu Jun 15 2000

Awatere-Huata Concerned At Planned School Merger

Mon Jun 19 2000

Cullen’s first Budget his last?

Mon Jun 19 2000

Maharey’s WINZ Relaunch A Nonsense

Mon Jun 19 2000

A Triumph Of Knowledge Over Ignorance

Tue Jun 27 2000

Schools Bid To Use International Exam Supported

Tue Jun 27 2000

The Truth Behind Dover

Fri Jun 30 2000

Camera Policy Nothing But Revenue Seeking Ploy

Sat Jul 01 2000

Minister At Sea On Unemployment

Thu Jul 06 2000

Council Abuses People And Their Property Rights

Tue Jul 11 2000

ACT – Setting The Agenda

Fri Jul 14 2000

More Empty Maharey Rhetoric Says Muriel Newman

Tue Jul 18 2000

Failing Health System Devastates Tauranga Couple

Wed Aug 02 2000

Speech To The NZ Contractors' Federation

Wed Aug 02 2000

ERB Has Already Lost Ten Thousand Jobs

Thu Aug 03 2000

"ERB – A Threat To The Rule Of Law"

Fri Aug 04 2000

Government Putting Lives at Risk

Fri Aug 04 2000

Mallard Should "Fess Up" Says Awatere Huata

Fri Aug 04 2000

ACT NZ Central Divisional Conference - Prebble

Mon Aug 07 2000

Employment Relations Bill Speech to Parliament

Tue Aug 08 2000

Prebble Cleared Of Breach Of Privilege

Wed Aug 09 2000

ACT To Advise Employers How To Avoid ERB

Thu Aug 17 2000

Mallard Decision A "Sop" Says Awatere Huata

Fri Aug 18 2000

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington - 21 Aug

Mon Aug 21 2000

The Wool Spin: All Is Not Solved

Tue Aug 22 2000

NZ$ Plummets, Interest Rate Hike Looks Unavoidable

Wed Aug 23 2000

ACT NZ Investigating GE Inquiry Legal Action

Thu Aug 24 2000

ACT Set To Deliver ECA Facts To Employers

Thu Aug 24 2000

Health Minister Deciding Education Policy?

Thu Aug 24 2000

New Assessment System "Lego-Like" – Awatere Huata

Thu Aug 24 2000

The Future Of Small Business In NZ

Wed Aug 30 2000

Newman: Select Committee Should Probe Child Abuse

Thu Aug 31 2000

Prebble On Govt's First 10 Months In Office

Tue Sep 05 2000

"Truth In Sentencing" - Speech To Parliament

Wed Sep 06 2000

Eckhoff: The Deed Could Cover More Though

Thu Sep 07 2000

NZ$ Plummets Again, Cullen Must Step Aside

Thu Sep 07 2000

Eckhoff: The Deed Could Cover More Though

Fri Sep 08 2000

August Year New Record For Professional Exodus

Thu Sep 21 2000

Overstayer Policy Rapidly Unwinding - Webster

Wed Sep 27 2000

"RACE RELATIONS" - Speech -- Richard Prebble

Thu Sep 28 2000

Adoption Law Review "Politically Correct Agenda"

Fri Sep 29 2000

Time For U-Turn

Wed Oct 04 2000

Jim, It’s Life But Not As They Want It!

Thu Oct 05 2000

We Speak Too Little And Fail To Do Much

Thu Oct 05 2000

QC Wrong To Dismiss Family Law Death Warning

Mon Oct 09 2000

Enrolments From Low Decile Schools a Worry

Wed Oct 11 2000

ACT Letter to Editor Otago Daily Times

Thu Oct 12 2000

"Please Explain Stupid Training" - Awatere Huata

Thu Oct 12 2000

Shared Parenting

Thu Oct 12 2000

ACT Clarifies Position On Student Union Membership

Fri Oct 13 2000

Dumbing Down New Zealand: Richard Prebble Speech

Mon Oct 16 2000

"Sympathetic Hearing" For ACT-Led Delegation

Wed Oct 18 2000

Ministry Using Kids As Guinea Pigs

Thu Oct 19 2000

Jennings Seeks Widespread Support for Bill

Fri Oct 20 2000

Teenagers Deserve Better

Tue Oct 24 2000

The Tutukaka Coast Millennium Time Capsule

Tue Oct 24 2000

Split In Trust Ranks

Fri Oct 27 2000

ACT To Make Immigration An Election Issue

Tue Oct 31 2000

No Confidence: Sensible or Just Sulking?

Tue Oct 31 2000

Nestle Plant Closure "Sad"-Eckhoff

Fri Nov 03 2000

"Act’s New Agenda"

Mon Nov 06 2000

Auckland's Voluntary Student Union Move Welcomed

Tue Nov 07 2000

A Nation Of Leaders And Winners

Thu Nov 09 2000

ACT Urges Reason On Abolition Of External Exams

Thu Nov 09 2000

Keeping Lawyers Out Of Sport

Fri Nov 10 2000

Northern Division Conference - Prebble Speech

Mon Nov 13 2000

Are There Any Winners Under A Socialist Govt?

Wed Nov 15 2000

New Certificate Will 'Dumb Down' Education System

Fri Nov 17 2000

Richard Prebble's Letter From Wellington #39

Mon Nov 20 2000

Suspension Figures Point to Problems With System

Mon Nov 20 2000

ACT Pleased Important Issues To Be Debated

Tue Nov 21 2000

Skilled New Zealanders Leave in Record Numbers

Tue Nov 21 2000

Time to Move Family Law Forward

Wed Nov 22 2000

NCEA Introduction Shows Scant Regard for Students

Thu Nov 23 2000

Resource Management Amendment Bill

Thu Nov 23 2000

Parents Not Consulted Over Abolition Of Exams

Wed Nov 29 2000

Good News Ahead for Pre-school Sector

Mon Dec 04 2000

ACT – The Party With Policies To Bring NZ Home

Mon Dec 11 2000

Lack Of Choice Sends Education Backwards

Mon Dec 11 2000

‘Helen’s Law’ Will Ruin Hopes Of Thousands

Wed Dec 13 2000

Good Start Jim, But You’ve Got A Way To Go Yet

Mon Dec 18 2000

Poor Analysis a Cause of Gaps Shambles?

Mon Dec 18 2000

Maharey Unemployment Claims Nonsense - Newman

Wed Dec 20 2000

Stamping Out Competition In Nursing Education

Thu Dec 21 2000

Auditor-General Repeats Student Loan Debt Warning

Fri Dec 22 2000

Hon Richard Prebble’s State Of The Nation Address

Tue Jan 16 2001

Government's School Zoning Leads To Elitist Ed

Thu Jan 18 2001

Shared Parenting

Fri Jan 19 2001

Return to Militant Union Control Would Cost Jobs

Tue Jan 23 2001

Government Needs Answers for Youth Drug Problems

Thu Jan 25 2001

Investment Loss Highlights RMA Problems Again

Fri Jan 26 2001

John Ormond Running For ACT Presidency

Tue Jan 30 2001

Teachers’ Results Need to be Better For Pay Rises

Wed Feb 07 2001

NCEA Will Dumb Down Education System – ACT

Tue Feb 13 2001

Principals Search For Other Qualifications

Thu Feb 15 2001

True Justice Must Recognise Mark Middleton’s Cause

Fri Feb 16 2001

ACC’s Day That Wasn’t

Tue Feb 20 2001

Approach to Violent Crime has Struck a Chord

Tue Feb 20 2001

There Is An Extra Day, Dr Cullen

Wed Feb 21 2001

Greens Demonstrate Double Standards On Dioxins

Thu Feb 22 2001

New Zealand’s Natural Capital

Thu Feb 22 2001

Maori Education Idea Is Bureaucracy Gone Mad

Tue Feb 27 2001

Close The Gates!

Fri Mar 09 2001

10th by 2010 --- Richard Prebble

Mon Mar 12 2001

Challenging Goals - Peter Shirtcliffe

Mon Mar 12 2001

Results of the ACT Board of Trustees Ballot 2001

Mon Mar 12 2001

Roger Douglas Address To The ACT Annual Conference

Mon Mar 12 2001

Stop Navel Gazing - NZ Must Become Part of Asia

Mon Mar 12 2001

Welfare Policy Workshop Reportback

Mon Mar 12 2001

Northland Prison Decision Shows Common Sense

Thu Mar 15 2001

Arrogant PPTA is Out of Touch With Reality

Fri Mar 16 2001

Summer of Steve: No ‘Real Jobs’

Mon Mar 19 2001

Failure to Teach Reading Inexcusable

Thu Mar 22 2001

Nelson And Gisborne Have Fled, Ms Dalziel

Thu Mar 22 2001

Arrogant Line Companies Provoke Rural Backlash

Mon Mar 26 2001

New Law Will Place Severe Strain On Relationships

Mon Mar 26 2001

South Island Could Face Rural Fire Disaster

Tue Mar 27 2001

Cullen Dead Wrong On Lessees Tax

Wed Mar 28 2001

Government in Retreat on Taxing of Lessee Farmers

Wed Mar 28 2001

Record Numbers Of Early Education Teachers Leave

Wed Mar 28 2001

Education System Cheats Maori Youth

Wed Apr 04 2001

Killing Tertiary Competition Could Hurt Wgtn

Thu Apr 05 2001

Rich Kids Win From Zoning

Thu Apr 05 2001

Conservation Minister Lets Money Rot

Fri Apr 06 2001

Dairy Merger Must Be Scrutinised

Mon Apr 09 2001

Government Spin Reaches New Heights

Wed Apr 11 2001

Govt Treats Public Service With Contempt

Wed Apr 11 2001

Need for More Than a ‘Sticking Plaster’

Wed Apr 18 2001

Clark and Maharey Will Rue Public Vilification

Thu Apr 19 2001

Labour is Fresh Out of Excuses

Mon Apr 23 2001

Two New Press Secretaries for ACT

Mon Apr 23 2001

ACT Changes Key Spokespeople

Fri Apr 27 2001

Employers Must Not Be Forced To Pay For Jury Duty

Thu May 03 2001

Tax Freedom Day - Richard Prebble Speech

Thu May 03 2001

Manawatu School Example Of Zoning Racism

Fri May 04 2001

Here’s a Grant... Now Pay Me Back.

Mon May 07 2001

Greens Must Back Up ERMA Rhetoric With Facts

Tue May 08 2001

Maori & Pacific Islanders Dominate Poorest Schools

Tue May 08 2001

Helen Clark Ordered Rankin’s Sacking

Wed May 09 2001

PM a Risk to Taxpayers, Prebble says

Fri May 11 2001

Labour's Anti-Business Stance Creates $20,000 Bill

Wed May 16 2001

Need for Tax Grab Submissions

Wed May 16 2001

Sandra Lee’s Decision An Outrageous Abuse Of Power

Wed May 16 2001

Poor Education Produces Bad Mothers

Thu May 17 2001

Submissions Called On Tax Grab

Thu May 17 2001

GlobalCo Weaknesses Become Apparent

Fri May 18 2001

Plodder¡¦s Budget : On the Road to Nowhere

Tue May 22 2001

Timaru Provides Blueprint For School Choice

Tue May 22 2001

ACT Calls for Faster Growth

Wed May 23 2001

Another Welfare Budget

Thu May 24 2001

Budget Comments From ACT Spokespeople

Thu May 24 2001

No Good News For Maori In Budget

Thu May 24 2001

Taxes Up – And Then No Money!

Thu May 24 2001

A Welfare Budget - Richard Prebble Speech

Mon May 28 2001

Taxes Up Last Year – No Money This Year

Mon May 28 2001

Family Law Exacerbates Fatherlessness

Fri Jun 01 2001

Big Hole in Govt Finances

Sun Jun 03 2001

ACT Caucus Retreat In Dunedin

Wed Jun 06 2001

Meridian’s North Otago Plan Should Get Priority

Wed Jun 06 2001

Councils Should Pay Back Illegal Millions

Thu Jun 07 2001

Suspension Statistics Expose Zoning Poverty Trap

Thu Jun 07 2001

More Schools Should Copy Waikato and Reject NCEA

Tue Jun 12 2001

Stirring And Rumbling In The Hills

Wed Jun 13 2001

Maori Boarding Schools Rob Youths of Potential

Thu Jun 14 2001

NCEA Will Shackle Our Poorest Kids

Fri Jun 15 2001

Rich European and Chinese Students Only

Wed Jun 20 2001

Hypocritical Vice Chancellor Must Stop Meddling

Fri Jun 29 2001

Criminals Shouldn't Prosper For Serving Time

Wed Jul 04 2001

Vice Chancellor Must Apologise To Parents

Wed Jul 04 2001

Suspension Figures Highlight Education Failure

Fri Jul 06 2001

A Racial Divide?

Fri Jul 13 2001

Warning for NZ as the Chinese Hit the Jackpot

Fri Jul 13 2001

Prebble Seeks Urgent Debate on Apple Industry

Thu Jul 19 2001

Otago Residents Will Pay For Train In Rates

Tue Jul 24 2001

Perverse Victory for the Bureaucrats

Tue Jul 24 2001

Steve Tries To Slide Out Of Funding Crisis

Thu Jul 26 2001

Urgent Changes Needed For Child Support

Thu Jul 26 2001

Mallard Needs More Than a Hammer

Mon Jul 30 2001

Message Withstands the Test of Time

Mon Jul 30 2001

Malleable Maharey Resorts To Bribery

Wed Aug 08 2001

ACT Wants Answers On Tribunal Member Axings

Fri Aug 10 2001

Trevor Mallard Gives Up On 10,262 Kids

Mon Aug 13 2001

Govt Pays New Zealanders to Do Nothing

Tue Aug 14 2001

Reading Inquiry Will Fix National Disgrace

Tue Aug 14 2001

Maharey Reveals Where the Bribe Money Came From

Wed Aug 15 2001

Govt Should Listen To Rotorua Lakes Petitioners

Thu Aug 16 2001

A Simple Question for Cabinet's "Weakest Link"

Mon Aug 20 2001

Victims' Rights Bill Full of Wrongs

Thu Aug 23 2001

Anderton Rorts Taxpayer to Promote 'People's Bank'

Mon Aug 27 2001

A Free and Secular State, or Priest-Ridden Tyranny

Thu Aug 30 2001

NZ Approach to Conservation Must Change

Mon Sep 03 2001

Where Is The Shame At Air New Zealand?

Thu Sep 06 2001

Reforming The Welfare System - Muriel Newman

Mon Sep 10 2001

Why Act Will Win In 2002 -- Richard Prebble

Mon Sep 10 2001

School Certificate Figures Misleading

Wed Sep 12 2001

Tourism Industry Whacked With Retrospective Tax

Thu Sep 13 2001

Govt Set to Cost $Billions with GM Dithering

Fri Sep 14 2001

PM In Rome While The World Trade Centre Burns

Fri Sep 14 2001

Dalziel Tries In Vain To Stop The Brain Drain

Mon Sep 17 2001

Maharey In Denial Over Damage to Private Educators

Tue Sep 18 2001

At Long Last: Lake Omapere U-turn Welcomed

Thu Sep 20 2001

A Better Vision for New Zealand - Newman Speech

Mon Sep 24 2001

Schools Must Not Tailor Timetables for the Tardy

Tue Sep 25 2001

Sue Kedgley Highlights the Safety of Trucking

Wed Sep 26 2001

Was There Ever A More Incompetent Government?

Wed Sep 26 2001

Words Can't Mask Truth on PTE Funds Moratorium

Thu Sep 27 2001

Truancy Service Doesn't Get An Extra Cent

Fri Sep 28 2001

A Glimpse of Hell - Newman Speech

Mon Oct 01 2001

Education Ministry Considers Drop Outs A 'Success'

Mon Oct 01 2001

Ministry-Approved Drop Outs Rocket Upward

Mon Oct 01 2001

New Zealand Breaches United Nations Obligations

Mon Oct 01 2001

Creation of Wetlands Could Solve Drought Problems

Wed Oct 03 2001

Drop Out Figures Skyrocket

Wed Oct 03 2001

Drop-out Tracking System Causes Minister to Recant

Wed Oct 03 2001

Minister Gets More Tangled in Electoral Law Web

Wed Oct 03 2001

Who Goes First At Air New Zealand?

Wed Oct 03 2001

New Blow for Northland Passing Lanes Project

Thu Oct 04 2001

What One Billion Dollars Would do for Education

Thu Oct 04 2001

4,000 Unemployed in Southland Don't Exist

Mon Oct 08 2001

Maharey's Flagship Strategy Must Go

Mon Oct 08 2001

Advisory: 'Morning Drinks at the Backbencher'

Tue Oct 09 2001

Long Term Unemployed Unable to Hold on to Jobs

Tue Oct 09 2001

Judy Keall's Swansong Will Ruin Bars and Cafes

Wed Oct 10 2001

New Zealanders Oppose Ban on Smoking In Pubs

Wed Oct 10 2001

Govt Abandons Those Most Needing Help Finding Jobs

Thu Oct 11 2001

Why the model contracting out agreement is useless

Thu Oct 11 2001

Education Ministry Database Breaks Down

Tue Oct 16 2001

New Zealand the Way it Could Be

Tue Oct 16 2001

ACT to Hold Three-Day Caucus in Hamilton

Tue Oct 23 2001

Maharey: Encouraging Real Jobs? Or Real Rorts?

Tue Oct 23 2001

Mediator Needed Urgently for Education Pay Dispute

Tue Oct 30 2001

Police Cells Will Fill With Mallard's Children

Wed Oct 31 2001

ACT Party Moves to Rekindle Its 'Liberal' Vision

Thu Nov 01 2001

Early Childhood Report Is Utter Rubbish

Fri Nov 02 2001

ACT Appoints Experienced Political Operator

Mon Nov 05 2001

Bank Survey Halves "Kiwibank's" Support

Mon Nov 05 2001

Eckhoff to Lay Complaint Against GM Protesters

Mon Nov 05 2001

Mallard's Decision Will Affect Generations

Fri Nov 09 2001

Crucial Decision on Reading Due Tomorrow

Mon Nov 12 2001

My Personal Interest

Tue Nov 13 2001

Donna’s Right, Says Prebble

Wed Nov 14 2001

In Praise of Private Property Investment

Wed Nov 14 2001

Governments Employment Policies Fail Maori

Thu Nov 15 2001

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington – 19/11

Mon Nov 19 2001

Maharey Minister of Double Standards

Fri Nov 23 2001

Wetsuit Regulation An Infringement of Rights

Mon Nov 26 2001

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington

Tue Nov 27 2001

Selling A Vision for New Zealand

Wed Nov 28 2001

ACT Finds Out Facts In Truck Ride

Mon Dec 10 2001

ACT MP Drives Down Memory Lane

Mon Dec 10 2001

Richard Prebble's Letter From Wellington

Mon Dec 10 2001

Apology demanded

Wed Dec 12 2001

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington

Mon Dec 17 2001

DEFU Shows Increased Debt and Increased Risk

Tue Dec 18 2001

Maharey's Latest Move Will Increase Student Debt

Tue Dec 18 2001

Labour Causes Critical Shortage of Summer Workers

Sun Dec 30 2001

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington

Sun Dec 30 2001

Teacher Shortage Reaches Crisis Point

Sun Jan 06 2002

Weak Government Sends Wrong Message With Loans

Sun Jan 06 2002

Charges Must Be Laid Against GM Activists

Fri Jan 11 2002

Figures Highlight Teacher Crisis

Fri Jan 11 2002

Memo Spells Beginning Of End For Kiwibank

Fri Jan 11 2002

Greens Must Renounce Criminal Activity

Tue Jan 15 2002

Government Forces Schools To Blackmail Parents

Wed Jan 16 2002

Zoning Puts Squeeze On Popular Schools

Wed Jan 16 2002

Prebble Seeks Answers On People Smuggling Threat

Thu Jan 17 2002

Richard Prebble's Letter From Wellington

Tue Jan 22 2002

Newman: Signing To Kyoto Protocol Will Be Madness

Fri Jan 25 2002

ACT Launches School Zoning Campaign in Auckland

Mon Jan 28 2002

Lower Taxes Will Ease Student Debt Burden

Mon Jan 28 2002

Police Corruption Claims Must Be Investigated

Mon Jan 28 2002

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington

Mon Jan 28 2002

Clark & Anderton Must Take Kiwibank Responsibility

Wed Jan 30 2002

Extra $400m Health Spending Will Go On Salaries

Wed Jan 30 2002

Clark, Anderton Must Take Responsibility For Bank

Thu Jan 31 2002

Truth in Sentencing

Thu Jan 31 2002

Minister Knew of Botched Tender Process

Mon Feb 04 2002

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington – Feb 4th

Mon Feb 04 2002

Health Budget Blown By 10 Percent

Thu Feb 07 2002

Traffic 'Improvements' Are Just Window Dressing

Thu Feb 07 2002

ACT Sets Campaign Strategy

Fri Feb 08 2002

Gisborne Punches Hole In Kiwibank

Fri Feb 08 2002

Mallard's Negligence Ruins Start Of School Year

Mon Feb 11 2002

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington - 11/2

Mon Feb 11 2002

What About Education, Prime Minister?

Tue Feb 12 2002

A Sacking Offence - Education In 2002

Wed Feb 13 2002

Most Councils Oppose Marine Farming Moratorium

Thu Feb 14 2002

ACT Opposes Selecting Queue Jumpers

Mon Feb 18 2002

Fruit Growers Face Labour Shortage Crisis

Mon Feb 18 2002

Time for Maori to End Bullying and Humiliation

Tue Feb 19 2002

Government to Blame for Soaring Student Debt

Wed Feb 20 2002

The 2002 Election Issues - Prebble Speech

Thu Feb 21 2002

ACT Stands By Crime Figures

Fri Feb 22 2002

Kiwibank Resurrects Post Office Queues

Sun Feb 24 2002

Mallard Considers Education Vouchers

Tue Feb 26 2002

ACT Backs Routine DNA Sampling Of Criminals

Wed Feb 27 2002

Triad Of Evil Starts With Bullying On The Marae

Wed Feb 27 2002

Hospital Waiting Lists Set To Grow

Thu Feb 28 2002

Clarkistan - Helen Clark's Third Way

Fri Mar 01 2002

Does Spitting Wild Cat Show Good Faith?

Fri Mar 01 2002

New Figures Show Deepening Health Crisis

Fri Mar 01 2002

Sinister Add-Ons To Terrorism, Boat People Bills

Fri Mar 01 2002

Govt Takes Futile Stance On Diabetes Treatment

Mon Mar 04 2002

Student Debt Worse, Not Better

Mon Mar 04 2002

Awatere Huata Defends Auckland Grammar

Wed Mar 06 2002

Government Refugee Policies Not Working

Wed Mar 06 2002

Locking Up Natural Resources

Fri Mar 08 2002

Red Tape and Bureaucracy Hobbles Industry

Fri Mar 08 2002

ACT Conference Will Set Agenda For Election

Wed Mar 13 2002

Making New Zealand a World Beater

Wed Mar 13 2002

Communicating the Liberal Vision – Catherine Judd

Mon Mar 18 2002

Leader's Address to ACT 2002 Conference -- Prebble

Mon Mar 18 2002

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington 18 March

Mon Mar 18 2002

ACT Party to Hold Public Rally on Law and Order

Wed Mar 20 2002

ACT Renews Call For DNA Sampling Of Criminals

Thu Mar 21 2002

Temporary Brain Gain Ending Says Webster

Thu Mar 21 2002

Prebble Speech Immigration Leads Inflation

Mon Apr 08 2002

Franks Speech: What Is Cultural Liberalism?

Thu Apr 11 2002

Wool Company Succeeds Despite Wool Board

Wed Apr 17 2002

Mallard Must Clarify School Fee Guidelines

Fri Apr 19 2002

Bureaucrats Force School Zoning Restriction

Tue Apr 23 2002

Latest Teacher Action Reflects Poorly On Mallard

Wed Apr 24 2002

New Export Education Levy A Shambles

Wed Apr 24 2002

FEC Calls In Auditor-General On Transend

Fri Apr 26 2002

Nothing In Budget For Secondary Education

Tue Apr 30 2002

Prebble Speech: Zero Tolerance For Crime

Wed May 01 2002

Shirley Speech: Zero Tolerance For Crime

Wed May 01 2002

Suspensions Are Down Because Kids Aren't In School

Thu May 02 2002

OECD Report Endorses Act's Policies

Fri May 03 2002

OECD Report Slates Education System

Mon May 06 2002

Failure To Tackle Drug Problem In Northland

Tue May 07 2002

School Drug Problems Increase In Bay Of Plenty

Tue May 07 2002

The One Percent: Ghetto Schools That Suspend

Tue May 07 2002

Newman Speech: Auckland University Students

Wed May 08 2002

Secretary For Education Cannot Continue In Role

Wed May 08 2002

Playing Politics With Refugees

Thu May 09 2002

Serious Attacks On Teachers Rise

Thu May 09 2002

New Student Tax Meets With Strong Opposition

Fri May 10 2002

More Hollow Words from Minister Maharey

Tue May 14 2002

New CDF Shows True Leadership

Tue May 14 2002

The Vital Role of Private Sector Housing

Tue May 14 2002

Overseas Aid Misallocated, Prebble Says

Wed May 15 2002

ACT New Zealand Will Present Alternative Budget

Mon May 20 2002

ACT's Welfare Vision: ACT Alternative Budget 2002

Mon May 20 2002

Ghetto Schools Suspend Ten Times More

Tue May 21 2002

Maharey fails to Meet Welfare Challenge

Tue May 21 2002

Budget 2002: Comments From ACT Spokespeople

Thu May 23 2002

Budget 2002 Debate -- Ken Shirley

Fri May 24 2002

Baby Kahu Kidnapper's Bad Choice Of Law

Mon May 27 2002

Budget 2002 Debate -- Stephen Franks

Wed May 29 2002

GP Crisis Not Confined To Rural Localities

Thu May 30 2002

Zero Tolerance for Crime -- Richard Prebble

Thu May 30 2002

Govt Getting Something Right On Student Funding?

Fri May 31 2002

Fatherless DPB Total Tops 16,000 for First Time

Tue Jun 04 2002

Security - the Number One Issue in Foreign Policy

Tue Jun 04 2002

Teachers Are Lowest Paid in the Developed World

Tue Jun 04 2002

Deborah Coddington as ACT New Zealand candidate

Wed Jun 05 2002

ACT To Campaign Overseas

Thu Jun 13 2002

Agenda For Children Is Hypocritical

Thu Jun 13 2002

Perplexing Snap Election Chance to Have Your Say

Fri Jun 14 2002

PTEs Should Campaign Against the Government

Fri Jun 14 2002

Crime a Major Concern at Field Days

Mon Jun 17 2002

Mallard's Claim Lacks Credibility

Mon Jun 17 2002

So Where Is The Government Accountability Now?

Mon Jun 17 2002

One Academic's Opinion Is Not Fact

Fri Jun 21 2002

Split PPTA Vote Spells Trouble

Fri Jun 21 2002

Rejection Of NCEA Is Just Starting

Wed Jun 26 2002

Labour Breaks Health Promises

Thu Jun 27 2002

Let's Have an Election - Richard Prebble Speech

Thu Jun 27 2002

ACT Party Forms Asian Branch - Prebble Speech

Sun Jun 30 2002

ACT Proposes Bill to Protect Volunteers

Sun Jun 30 2002

ACT Proposes Bill to Protect Volunteers

Mon Jul 01 2002

Brain Drain in Full Flight

Mon Jul 01 2002

ACT Leads e-Politics Campaign

Tue Jul 02 2002

Mallard's Last Act

Wed Jul 03 2002

One Law for All - Richard Prebble Speech

Wed Jul 03 2002

Cullen Has Run Out of Ideas, ACT has Plenty

Thu Jul 04 2002

I’ve Been Thinking about the Election

Fri Jul 05 2002

Taxation a Real Issue in this Campaign

Fri Jul 05 2002

A challenge to Helen Clark

Mon Jul 08 2002

ACT Campaigning on the Real Issues

Mon Jul 08 2002

ACT Health Policy Launch

Mon Jul 08 2002

ACT Deputy Leader Chases Votes in UK

Tue Jul 09 2002

Zero Tolerance Has Worked In New York

Tue Jul 09 2002

Labour Should Come Clean on Contracting Out

Wed Jul 10 2002

Scrap NCEA

Mon Jul 15 2002

We Must Lift Education Standards

Mon Jul 15 2002

ACT'S Two-Point Plan to Solve the Teachers' Strike

Fri Jul 19 2002

Donna Awatere Huata Starts Reading Revolution

Fri Jul 19 2002

Women's Support for ACT Rising Dramatically

Fri Jul 19 2002

Greens Finally Discover Education

Tue Jul 23 2002

Michael Cullen: Not a Safe Pair of Hands

Tue Jul 23 2002

Election Critical for Private Tertiary Training

Wed Jul 24 2002

First World Economy for a First World Education

Thu Jul 25 2002

Small Business Under Attack from Labour

Thu Jul 25 2002

ACT Challenges Labour to Come Clean on Welfare

Wed Jul 31 2002

Governor General Risks Demeaning Office

Tue Aug 13 2002

CTU Turns Its Back on Job Seekers - Again

Thu Aug 15 2002

NCEA Must Go - Challenge to Mallard

Wed Aug 21 2002

Cullen Sends Out His Army of Bureaucrats

Thu Aug 22 2002

Extent of Poverty in Sole Parent Families

Thu Aug 22 2002

Awatere Huata Seeks Urgent Debate On NCEA

Tue Aug 27 2002

New Zealand Has Largest Reading Gap

Wed Aug 28 2002

Deborah Coddington Maiden Speech

Thu Aug 29 2002

Muriel Newman Column: Crime Wave

Sun Sep 01 2002

Will this Criminologist Debate the Issues?

Mon Sep 02 2002

Simple ACT Solution For Non-Parole Law Bungle

Tue Sep 03 2002

What Is A Maharey Promise Worth?

Wed Sep 04 2002

Labour Pushes Vulnerable Into Welfare Trap

Fri Sep 06 2002

Papers Reveal Education System In "Stress"

Fri Sep 06 2002

Knowledge Wave Not Even A Ripple

Mon Sep 09 2002

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington

Mon Sep 09 2002

Frustrated Truancy Service Lashes Out at Schools

Thu Sep 12 2002

GPs are Offered One Weekend Off Every Year

Thu Sep 12 2002

Thar Still Under Sentence of Death

Thu Sep 12 2002

Research Examines Child Poverty in New Zealand

Fri Sep 13 2002

Bailey Junior was Hidden by Education Minister

Tue Sep 17 2002

Health Minister Exposes Doctors to Huge Risk

Wed Sep 18 2002

Select Com Must Examine Leaky Building Crisis

Wed Sep 18 2002

NCEA: The Experiment on Our Children

Thu Sep 19 2002

Parliament committee debates judge race criteria

Mon Sep 23 2002

Richard Prebbles Letter from Wellington

Mon Sep 23 2002

PPTA Delegates Urged to Vote for Sixth Form Cert

Wed Sep 25 2002

Attacks on Teachers Rising - Awatere Huata

Thu Sep 26 2002

Fatherlessness Exacerbated by the Labour Govt

Fri Sep 27 2002

Maharey Doesn't Understand His Own Jargon

Tue Oct 01 2002

PM's Outbursts Threaten Public Service

Tue Oct 01 2002

CT Launches Anti-NCEA Petition

Mon Oct 07 2002

Richard Prebble's Letter From Wellington

Mon Oct 14 2002

NCEA Inquiry Will Expose Failure

Thu Oct 17 2002

International Report Slates Curriculum

Fri Oct 18 2002

NCEA Drives Kids From Education System

Fri Oct 18 2002

Six Month Crime Spree Highlights Failed Policies

Mon Oct 21 2002

Protect Farmers, Don't Prosecute Them

Wed Oct 23 2002

Social Democracy: What it really means for NZ

Fri Oct 25 2002

Senior Medical Staff Next to Strike

Mon Oct 28 2002

Waikato's Early Release Insults Memory of Victim

Wed Oct 30 2002

ACT Proposes Amendments to Protect Volunteers

Mon Nov 04 2002

NCEA Computer Glitch is Last Straw

Mon Nov 04 2002

RICHARD PREBBLE’S Letter from Wellington

Mon Nov 04 2002

RMA Allows Taniwha to Halt Road Project

Tue Nov 05 2002

Fundamentalists Defeat Fallen Timber Bill

Thu Nov 07 2002

ACT - New Zealand's Liberal Party

Mon Nov 11 2002

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wgtn 11/11/02

Mon Nov 11 2002

Parliament Asked to Reject Intolerance

Wed Nov 13 2002

Black Day for New Zealand

Thu Nov 14 2002

Go Dr Fogelberg

Fri Nov 15 2002

Newman: Your Chance to Speak out on Welfare Reform

Fri Nov 15 2002

Hide Speech: Economics and Freedom

Mon Nov 18 2002

University Blows Compulsory Levy Out of the Water

Mon Nov 18 2002

Biased Report Lacks Credibility

Tue Nov 19 2002

Minister of Immigration Has Panicked

Wed Nov 20 2002

PPTA Gets In Bed With Populist Politicians

Wed Nov 20 2002

Another Job for the Girls

Thu Nov 21 2002

Mallard Makes Life Harder for Foreign Students

Thu Nov 21 2002

Mallard Rolls Over For Winston

Thu Nov 21 2002

Picking Winners Dumped for Placating Winston

Thu Nov 21 2002

Government Sneaks Through New Tax

Fri Nov 22 2002

Muriel Newman: UNICEF Report Rewrites History

Fri Nov 22 2002

Coddington Speech: Hold the Canapés...

Mon Nov 25 2002

Prebble Speech to Waikato/BOP Conference

Mon Nov 25 2002

Richard Prebble Speech Auckland (South) Conference

Mon Nov 25 2002

Richard Prebble’s Letter From Wellington

Mon Nov 25 2002

Rodney Hide Speech: Political Leadership

Mon Nov 25 2002

So Why Did Mallard Go to Asia?

Mon Nov 25 2002

UPDATED Extract from Richard Prebble's Speech

Mon Nov 25 2002

Rodney Hide Speech: Best Team Parliament Has Seen

Tue Nov 26 2002

Government Kickbacks Break Their Own Law

Wed Nov 27 2002

Labour?s Sentencing Act Strikes Again

Wed Nov 27 2002

Inquiry into Government Immigration Policy

Thu Nov 28 2002

Kids Sit the Wrong NCEA Exam

Fri Nov 29 2002

"A Political Paradigm" -- Richard Prebble

Mon Dec 02 2002

Another Year, Another Teacher Shortage?

Mon Dec 02 2002

Muriel Newman: The Pandora's Box of Immigration

Mon Dec 02 2002

Value the Fourth Estate -- Stephen Franks

Mon Dec 02 2002

Welfare Reform - Vital for Nation to Stop Slide

Mon Dec 02 2002

Why Act Opposes The Qantas/Air NZ Takeover

Mon Dec 02 2002

Why Does DoC Destroy Bull Thar?

Mon Dec 02 2002

New Medical Strike Planned

Tue Dec 03 2002

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington

Tue Dec 03 2002

Prebble Supports Commissioner

Wed Dec 04 2002

Govt Should Get Some Help

Thu Dec 05 2002

NCEA Moratorium will be Debated

Thu Dec 05 2002

Muriel Newman: Tax Bill is Hard Labour

Fri Dec 06 2002

Richard Prebble’s Letter from Wellington

Mon Dec 09 2002

Goff Must Denounce Death Sentence While in Iran

Tue Dec 10 2002

ACT MP Publishes Suppressed NCEA Report

Fri Dec 13 2002

Richard Prebble's Letter From Wellington

Mon Dec 16 2002

Rugby Union?s New CEO Welcomed

Mon Dec 16 2002

1000s Oppose Labour's Language Requirement Change

Tue Dec 17 2002

More Support for Amending Immigration Test

Tue Dec 17 2002

Petition Presented Against Racist Language Test

Tue Dec 17 2002

Protection of All Black Brand

Tue Dec 17 2002

Minimum Logic to Minimum Wage Change

Thu Dec 19 2002

Richard Prebble’s Letter From Wellington

Tue Dec 24 2002

Students Deserve Better

Wed Jan 15 2003

Minister Must Answer For Kahukura Fiasco

Thu Jan 16 2003

Ministers Let Rural Communities Suffer

Thu Jan 16 2003

150 Queue Jumping Refugees Arrive in NZ

Fri Jan 17 2003

Greens Compare Apples With Oranges

Fri Jan 17 2003

Did Carter Know About Auckland University Threats?

Mon Jan 20 2003

NCEA Results System is Pathetic

Tue Jan 21 2003

Mallard Way Off Target

Wed Jan 22 2003

Property Rights Under Threat

Wed Jan 22 2003

Quieten Down Mallard

Wed Jan 22 2003

Freedom Of Choice Better Than Cash

Mon Jan 27 2003

Our Immigrant Nation

Mon Jan 27 2003

Prebble’s State of the Nation 2003 Speech

Wed Jan 29 2003

Zoning Turns Schools into Spies

Fri Jan 31 2003

Senior Doctors Strike For First Time Ever

Mon Feb 03 2003

Get It Together, Maharey

Wed Feb 05 2003

Be Radical; Look At The Treaty On Waitangi Day

Thu Feb 06 2003

Richard Prebble’s Letter From Wellington

Mon Feb 10 2003

Get Off Your High Horse, Mallard

Wed Feb 12 2003

NCEA Internal Figures Were Inflated

Thu Feb 13 2003

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington

Mon Feb 17 2003

Record Student Debt Under Labour

Wed Feb 19 2003

Knowledge Wave Wipes Out Helen Clark

Fri Feb 21 2003

Report Full Of Excuses, But No Confidence

Mon Feb 24 2003

Richard Prebble's Letter from Wellington Feb. 24

Mon Feb 24 2003

Health Debt Shocker To Spark Surgery Cutbacks

Wed Feb 26 2003

Justice Minister Not "Re-Educated" On Smacking Law

Wed Feb 26 2003

Welfare Debate Finally Opening Up

Fri Mar 07 2003

You Do The Talking, Winston, We'll Do The Thinking

Fri Mar 07 2003

Debate Reveals Selective Dislike of Democracy

Mon Mar 10 2003

Roy Welcomes Baker's Comments

Mon Mar 10 2003

What Are The Real Crime Figures?

Tue Mar 11 2003

Two Old Parties Cling to Rotten Health System

Wed Mar 12 2003

Analysts Could Bolster Council

Fri Mar 14 2003

Public Money Down the Gurgler

Mon Mar 17 2003

Securities Market Watchdogs Yapping at Visitors

Mon Mar 17 2003

Benefit Rise Costs Workers $300 Million More

Wed Mar 19 2003

Smokefree Bill: No Smoke, No Freedom

Wed Mar 19 2003

Socialists Well On Track

Wed Mar 19 2003

Anti-Discrimination Day Disgrace

Fri Mar 21 2003

Muriel Newman: Buying Maori With Workers' Money

Mon Mar 24 2003

Muriel Newman: Little Hope For Landlords

Mon Mar 31 2003

Call for Referendum on Privy Council

Thu Apr 03 2003

Mallard Fails to Reduce School Suspensions

Fri Apr 04 2003

What Did the Teachers' Union Teach Our Kids?

Sun Apr 06 2003

Labour: Into The Next Century

Mon Apr 07 2003

What Priority For Enforcing Law In Prisons?

Wed Apr 09 2003

Prebble Speech NZ Political Studies Conference

Mon Apr 14 2003

Hawkins Should Back Off Victim's Brother

Wed Apr 16 2003

Ideology Blocks Timely Cancer Treatment

Wed Apr 16 2003

Deborah Coddington Goes to Cambridge

Thu Apr 17 2003

ACT Offers To Support Labour

Mon Apr 21 2003

ARC 'Study' Should Be Treated with Caution

Mon Apr 28 2003

Hide Speech: Political Leadership

Mon Apr 28 2003

Richard Prebble’s Letter From Wellington

Mon Apr 28 2003

Mallard's Budget Offering: Quantity, Not Quality

Wed Apr 30 2003

NCEA is Corrupt: $78 Million Won't Help

Fri May 02 2003

ACT Tautoko For National's Kaupapa

Mon May 05 2003

Liberty Belle: Education Vouchers In Britain

Mon May 05 2003

Minister Names Top Suspending Schools

Mon May 05 2003

Richard Prebble's Letter From Wellington

Mon May 05 2003

Liberty Belle

Mon May 12 2003

Labour Picks And Chooses

Tue May 13 2003

Richard Prebble’s The Letter Budget Special

Fri May 16 2003

Don't Settle Until Iwi Have 'Clean Hands'

Mon May 19 2003

Labour Neglects Land-Based Industry

Mon May 19 2003

Treaty Religion Unravelling

Tue May 20 2003

Budget Debate Speech: Dr MURIEL NEWMAN

Fri May 23 2003

Parekura Horomia Must Front

Fri May 23 2003

Arafat Visit Reckless

Tue May 27 2003

NCEA Creates Two-Tiered Education System

Tue May 27 2003

Prebble Speech: Why Labour Will Lose Next Election

Thu May 29 2003

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle

Fri May 30 2003

Let Parents Choose

Fri May 30 2003

New Broom, Or Cover-Up Carpet For TMP?

Fri May 30 2003

Richard Prebble's Letter From Wellington - June 3

Tue Jun 03 2003

Maharey Not Helping Worker Shortages

Wed Jun 04 2003

PM And Ministry Hoist With Own Petard

Thu Jun 05 2003

What's The Score, Labour?

Mon Jun 09 2003

Book Launch Liberal Thinking -- Richard Prebble

Wed Jun 11 2003

Catherine Judd Speech: Launch of Liberal Thinking

Wed Jun 11 2003

Tonga In A Timewarp

Thu Jun 12 2003

Heather Roy's Diary: The Redundant Male

Fri Jun 13 2003

BIA Can't See The Forest For The Trees

Mon Jun 16 2003

The Letter 16 June 2003 - Horomia Must Go

Mon Jun 16 2003

Government Ducks On Compulsory Te Reo

Tue Jun 17 2003

Foreshore And Seabed Ownership

Fri Jun 20 2003

Heather Roy's Diary: Health Estimates

Fri Jun 20 2003

Maori Claim to Marine Areas a Mabo Problem for Gov

Fri Jun 20 2003

Prime Minister Must Act Consistently

Fri Jun 20 2003

Court Ruling Set To Open Iwi Claim Floodgates

Mon Jun 23 2003

Latte Set Making The Firearms Rules In Secret

Mon Jun 23 2003

Liberty Belle: Elitist, Academic Bovine Manure

Mon Jun 23 2003

Richard Prebble’s The Letter

Mon Jun 23 2003

Liberty Belle: Making Demands

Fri Jun 27 2003

Greens Dealt Another Blow

Thu Jul 03 2003

BSA Threat To Free Speech

Fri Jul 04 2003

Did School Pass Kids For Picking Up Trash?

Fri Jul 04 2003

NCEA Will Be Trashed

Mon Jul 07 2003

Claims On Maori Health Illogical

Thu Jul 10 2003

Muriel Newman Column - A Crumbling Society

Fri Jul 11 2003

Time For Maturity On Nuclear Ships

Fri Jul 11 2003

Mallard Plays Truant - Again

Mon Jul 14 2003

Will Goff Ever Admit Non-Parole Law Blunder?

Mon Jul 14 2003

Will Prime Minister Cry Again Next February?

Mon Jul 14 2003

School Choice, The Only Choice

Tue Jul 15 2003

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle Back In NZ

Thu Jul 17 2003

Speech To Union Of Fathers, Tawa -- Muriel Newman

Tue Jul 22 2003

Liberty Belle: Last Week On Holmes

Fri Jul 25 2003

ACT's 5-Point Plan - Zero Tolerance For Crime

Mon Jul 28 2003

Zero Tolerance For Crime

Mon Jul 28 2003

Diversity An Answer To Truancy Question

Tue Jul 29 2003

Six Billion Reasons To Rethink Loans

Tue Jul 29 2003

Teacher Quality Versus Registration

Tue Jul 29 2003

Appeal Court Damns Minister's Pride and Joy

Fri Aug 01 2003

Liberty Belle: Saving Kids From Sexual Predators

Fri Aug 01 2003

Murray McCully's ACT Conference Speech

Mon Aug 04 2003

PM Must Listen To Ratepayers

Mon Aug 04 2003

Prebble: Labour is Undermining the Constitution

Mon Aug 04 2003

The Column: Families An Endangered Species

Wed Aug 06 2003

School Camps A Thing Of The Past?

Thu Aug 07 2003

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle

Fri Aug 08 2003

It's Not Your Money Minister, Pay It Back

Sun Aug 10 2003

Dog Control Measures Farcical

Mon Aug 11 2003

Landowners Beware

Mon Aug 11 2003

Australian Defence College Visit

Thu Aug 14 2003

Time To Clamp Down, Labour

Thu Aug 14 2003

Australia Beware

Fri Aug 15 2003

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle

Fri Aug 15 2003

Richard Prebble’s The Letter

Mon Aug 18 2003

Taxpayers Fund CTU Propaganda

Mon Aug 18 2003

Coddington To North Shore Business Women's Network

Tue Aug 19 2003

Back To The Dark Days Of Unionism

Wed Aug 20 2003

PTEs Face An Uncertain Future Under Labour

Fri Aug 22 2003

Where Were You Mr Gallagher?

Mon Aug 25 2003

Labour Refuses To Support Shared Parenting

Thu Aug 28 2003

New Zealand Patients First, Minister

Thu Aug 28 2003

Maternal Instinct Reserved For Foreigners

Fri Aug 29 2003

ACT's The Letter 1 September: It’s Clarkgate

Mon Sep 01 2003

Fight Child Obesity: Get Kids Off Their Butts

Wed Sep 03 2003

Storm Clouds Gather Over Foreshore Policy

Wed Sep 03 2003

King's Big Pharmaceutical U-Turn

Thu Sep 04 2003

Liberty Belle: Private vs Public Welfare

Fri Sep 05 2003

ACT's The Letter: 8 September 2003

Mon Sep 08 2003

Foreshore, Law And Politics Conference – Prebble

Mon Sep 08 2003

Prebble On Leadership -- Richard Prebble

Mon Sep 08 2003

Mass Turnout Highlights Public Concern

Tue Sep 09 2003

What's The Score, Mallard?

Wed Sep 10 2003

C'mon Mallard, Get Your Act Together

Thu Sep 11 2003

Muriel Newman: Oh, How Times Have Changed

Thu Sep 11 2003

Rotorua Lakes - Labour's Conflicting Policies

Thu Sep 11 2003

Letter To New Zealand Bar Association

Sun Sep 14 2003

King's Broken Pharmaceutical Promise

Mon Sep 15 2003

Consultation - What's That? Says Mallard

Wed Sep 17 2003

Liberty Belle: After Cancun - Where's Plan B?

Fri Sep 19 2003

Quit The Window Dressing Minister

Fri Sep 19 2003

ACT's The Letter - Monday, 22 September 2003

Mon Sep 22 2003

Let Parents Choose, Minister

Mon Sep 22 2003

Ministry Unfit To Run Cervical Programme

Mon Sep 22 2003

ACT Welcomes National To Education Debate

Tue Sep 23 2003

School Drop Outs Labour's Legacy

Tue Sep 23 2003

NZ Academic Freedom An Orwellian Joke

Thu Sep 25 2003

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle

Fri Sep 26 2003

Regulating Aviation - Rodney Hide Speech

Fri Sep 26 2003

Judd Speech: Turning Back The Tide

Mon Sep 29 2003

Muriel Newman: Languishing Behind Our Neighbours

Wed Oct 01 2003

$369,000 Spent on Hui-ing the Foreshore

Thu Oct 02 2003

Liberty Belle: Paul Holmes Apologised!

Fri Oct 03 2003

Serious Attacks On Teachers Rise

Fri Oct 03 2003

The Way Forward - Prebble Speech

Fri Oct 03 2003

New Research Gives Hope To Farmers

Mon Oct 06 2003

Let Parents Choose

Thu Oct 09 2003

The Column – Muriel Newman

Thu Oct 09 2003

Let Parents Choose

Fri Oct 10 2003

Liberty Belle: Launching "Let Parents Choose"

Fri Oct 10 2003

ACT's The Letter - 13 October 2003

Mon Oct 13 2003

ACT Welcomes Education Forum's Schooling Vision

Tue Oct 14 2003

Logic Absent From Mallard Initiatives

Tue Oct 14 2003

PPTA And Labour Must Think Outside The Box

Tue Oct 14 2003

Muriel Newman’s The Column

Wed Oct 15 2003

School Too Hard? Drop Out - Labour

Wed Oct 15 2003

Why The Secrecy, Trevor?

Wed Oct 15 2003

Franks To Run Again -- Catherine Judd

Thu Oct 16 2003

Wellington Central, Quite Frankly

Thu Oct 16 2003

Liberty Belle: Closing The Schools Of New Zealand

Fri Oct 17 2003

ACT Auckland Regional Conference

Mon Oct 20 2003

ACT Supports APPEL Complaint To SFO

Mon Oct 20 2003

Prebble’s The Letter

Mon Oct 20 2003

Undoing The Damage

Mon Oct 20 2003

Unions In New Zealand

Mon Oct 20 2003

Welcome Home To New Zealand's Liberal Party

Mon Oct 20 2003

Liberty Belle: Times Are A Changin'

Fri Oct 24 2003

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle.

Fri Oct 31 2003

End Government Racism - Richard Prebble Speech

Fri Oct 31 2003

ACT's The Letter - Monday 3 November 2003

Mon Nov 03 2003

Brash PM in 18 Months - Prebble

Mon Nov 03 2003

Education Minister Can't Cope

Mon Nov 03 2003

Everybody Must Be Heard On Foreshore Debate

Mon Nov 03 2003

Judd Speech: Beyond The 'Tipping Point'

Mon Nov 03 2003

Labour Says: Do As We Say, Not As We Do

Mon Nov 03 2003

National Could Win Hamilton East

Mon Nov 03 2003

Speech: Rodney Hide To Contest Epsom

Mon Nov 03 2003

Addressing the Problems: The 5-Point Plan

Thu Nov 06 2003

Govt Must Listen To Rural Crime Concerns

Fri Nov 07 2003

Education Can Make A Difference - Coddington

Mon Nov 10 2003

Nice Work If You Can Get It

Tue Nov 11 2003

DHBs: 'E' For Achievement

Wed Nov 12 2003

ACT's The Letter - Monday 17 November 2003

Mon Nov 17 2003

The State Of Welfare In New Zealand

Tue Nov 18 2003

Mallard Talks The Talk, Walks ... Away?

Wed Nov 19 2003

The Column November 19th

Wed Nov 19 2003

New Zealand Can Do Better - Deborah Coddington

Thu Nov 20 2003

Shirley To Stand In Tamaki

Thu Nov 20 2003

Mallard Passes The Buck

Tue Nov 25 2003

Newman: Under Attack From Political Correctness

Wed Nov 26 2003

Liberty Belle: Going West

Fri Nov 28 2003

Labour's Double Standard Beyond Contempt

Thu Dec 04 2003

First the State Schools, then the Catholic Schools

Fri Dec 05 2003

Care of Children Bill - A Glimmer of Hope?

Mon Dec 08 2003

Health Ministry Must Not Dither On Guidelines

Tue Dec 09 2003

Labour's PTE Levy Increase Anti-business

Tue Dec 09 2003

Stop Beating Around The Child Support Bush

Tue Dec 09 2003

Ministerial Taskforce Too Late For Some Teachers

Wed Dec 10 2003

Labour Patronising Maori Education

Thu Dec 11 2003

Parker Faces Dunking Over Project Aqua

Thu Dec 11 2003

Sutton Fails Rural New Zealand

Fri Dec 12 2003

Economic Forecasters Condemn School Closures

Thu Dec 18 2003

Councils Urged To Shut Roads As Fire Risk Grows

Mon Dec 22 2003

Tangiwai: History Set To Repeat

Mon Dec 22 2003

Patients pay for summer surgery shutdowns

Tue Dec 23 2003

Muriel Newman’s 2003 Roundup

Wed Dec 24 2003

Cabinet Papers: Close Schools - Pocket Millions

Mon Jan 05 2004

School Closures: Christchurch Next?

Mon Jan 12 2004

Labour's $750,000 Artworks Spend-up

Wed Jan 14 2004

Muriel Newman: State-Funded Neighbours From Hell

Thu Jan 15 2004

Labour Fails To Protect Public From Drug 'P'

Fri Jan 16 2004

Labour Promotes Racial Inequities? Again

Fri Jan 16 2004

Muriel Newman: Meth Problem Out Of Control

Wed Jan 21 2004

ACT's Fresh Idea For South Island Drought

Thu Jan 22 2004

Govt Spin Won't Solve Teacher Shortage

Mon Jan 26 2004

ACT Reveals NCEA Lucky Dip

Tue Jan 27 2004

ACT Will Hold National To New Clarity On Treaty

Tue Jan 27 2004

Schools Close, Despite Excellent ERO Reports

Wed Jan 28 2004

Muriel Newman: The Child-Destroying Welfare Trap

Thu Jan 29 2004

Mallard's Axe, A Cruel Blow For Wairoa

Mon Feb 02 2004

Richard Prebble: State of the Nation 2004

Mon Feb 02 2004

Muriel Newman: Divided We Fall?

Thu Feb 05 2004

ACT's The Letter - Monday 9 February 2004

Mon Feb 09 2004

Better Use For Health Dollars

Mon Feb 09 2004

Richard Prebble Speech: Race Relations - The Issue

Tue Feb 10 2004

School Closures Cynical Penny-pinching

Tue Feb 10 2004

What Value In DHB Elections?

Tue Feb 10 2004

Time To Show Mallard We've Had Enough

Wed Feb 11 2004

Labour's No Show At ECO-N Launch A Disgrace

Thu Feb 12 2004

Hardened Crims Too Soft For Cold Showers?

Tue Feb 17 2004

A Welfare System Gone Wrong

Thu Feb 19 2004

Massey Finding Raises Race Relations Hope

Mon Feb 23 2004

Save Our Schools From Labour's Axe

Mon Feb 23 2004

Crowd Urges Mallard To Re-think School Closures

Tue Feb 24 2004

General Practitioners A Dying Breed

Tue Feb 24 2004

Muriel Newman: Heroes In Waiting

Wed Feb 25 2004

DHB Blowout Due To Labour Double-Speak

Wed Mar 03 2004

Muriel Newman's The Column

Thu Mar 04 2004

Mallard Must Pay For Vicious Attack

Fri Mar 05 2004

Catherine Judd Speech In Praise Of Individuals

Mon Mar 08 2004

Prebble Speech: Where ACT Leads, Others Follow

Mon Mar 08 2004

The Rise Of The Centre-Right

Mon Mar 08 2004

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle: ACT Conference

Tue Mar 09 2004

Parker Must Front Over Crime Stats

Tue Mar 09 2004

Mallard Misleads - Parents Must Continue Fight

Wed Mar 10 2004

Let The People Free

Fri Mar 12 2004

ACT's The Letter - Monday 15 March 2004

Mon Mar 15 2004

Labour Cripples Wellington

Wed Mar 17 2004

Taxpayers Wait, While Minister Plays

Thu Mar 18 2004

Spend On Sportspeople, Not With Gay Abandon

Fri Mar 19 2004

Truancy: Govt Breaches UN Obligations On Kids

Tue Mar 23 2004

Gravy, Anyone?

Thu Mar 25 2004

Muriel Newman’s The Column - March 25

Thu Mar 25 2004

Coddington's Liberty Belle: "Whooh Hooh" Express

Fri Mar 26 2004

Race Policy Review Prevarication

Fri Mar 26 2004

Has ACT got an act?

Mon Mar 29 2004

It's Not Easy Being Green

Mon Mar 29 2004

The Letter - Monday 29 March 2004

Mon Mar 29 2004

Adult Sentences For Adult Crimes

Thu Apr 01 2004

Exemptions Skyrocket Under Mallard

Fri Apr 02 2004

Truancy: Labour's Lost Children

Fri Apr 02 2004

Act's The Letter - 5 April 2004

Mon Apr 05 2004

Franks Speech - Treaty of Waitangi & Maori Affairs

Thu Apr 15 2004

ACT Forces Govt U-turn On Export Levy

Fri Apr 16 2004

What's Labour Ever Done For Teachers?

Tue Apr 20 2004

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle

Fri Apr 23 2004

Give Kids A Good Start - Bring Back Plunket

Fri Apr 23 2004

PBRF Contains Hidden Race-based Funding

Fri Apr 23 2004

Gerry Eckhoff: Anzac Day: Lest We Forget

Mon Apr 26 2004

Mallard Makes Beggars Of Schools

Mon Apr 26 2004

The Letter - 26 April 2004

Mon Apr 26 2004

Commonsense - An Endangered Species?

Tue Apr 27 2004

Cullen Should Listen To Auckland Students

Fri Apr 30 2004

Labour Fails Far North Maori Students

Mon May 03 2004

Newman: ACT's Welfare Reform Candidate

Mon May 03 2004

Newman To Stand On Welfare Platform

Mon May 03 2004

The Letter Monday 3 May 2004

Mon May 03 2004

Turia Gives Maori 'Hobson's Choice'

Mon May 03 2004

From Journalism To Politics

Thu May 06 2004

Moving Schools From Good To Great

Mon May 10 2004

Richard Prebble’s The Letter

Mon May 10 2004

Int Education Package: All Spin, No Substance

Tue May 11 2004

Labour's Maori Quota Smells Fishy

Wed May 12 2004

More Money, Less Care, More Tragedy

Wed May 12 2004

Muriel's Column: Budget Sweetener For Welfare Trap

Thu May 13 2004

Act's The Letter - 17 May 2004

Mon May 17 2004

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle May 7 2004

Tue May 18 2004

Labour Govt Penalises TV3

Tue May 18 2004

Mean Mallard Makes School Beg

Tue May 18 2004

Teachers Council, Mallard's Disgrace

Wed May 19 2004

A Change In The Wind

Thu May 20 2004

Maharey Abandons Thousands

Fri May 21 2004

Truancy Database Absent Too Long

Mon May 24 2004

Unfair Housing Policy Harming The Needy

Wed May 26 2004

ACT Responds To The Budget

Thu May 27 2004

Blame The Politicians, Not The Judges

Thu May 27 2004

ACT's Richard Prebble - Budget 2004 Speech

Fri May 28 2004

Being Poor Shouldn't Mean Poor Education

Mon May 31 2004

The Letter - Monday 30 May 2004

Mon May 31 2004

Why Dropping Tax To 20c Would Be Better For Kids

Mon May 31 2004

Some In National Want ACT To Disappear

Tue Jun 01 2004

Budget Turns $20 Hard Labour Into 16 Cents

Wed Jun 02 2004

Victoria University Students Support Tax Cuts

Thu Jun 03 2004

Newman To Address International Welfare Conference

Tue Jun 08 2004

Power Crisis Result Of Political Blundering

Tue Jun 08 2004

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle

Fri Jun 11 2004

Liberty Belle 18 June 2004

Fri Jun 18 2004

Hide Speech: Why I Believe In Freedom

Mon Jun 21 2004

Backpackers' Are Not Prison Release Hostels

Fri Jun 25 2004

Liberty Belle 25 June 2004

Fri Jun 25 2004

Muriel Newman's The Column

Thu Jul 01 2004

Time To Loosen Welfare's Grip On New Zealand

Mon Jul 05 2004

Why Freedom Allows Diversity And Fosters Tolerance

Mon Jul 05 2004

The Letter

Tue Jul 06 2004

Newman-Online July 7th

Thu Jul 08 2004

Minister King 'Saves' Plunket Line - Yeah Right

Fri Jul 09 2004

Laying Down The Welfare Challenge -- Muriel Newman

Mon Jul 12 2004

The Letter

Tue Jul 20 2004

Labour's Fatherless Generation

Thu Jul 22 2004

Capitalism = Conservation

Mon Jul 26 2004

Kiwi Battler Plunket Line Finally Loses Its Battle

Mon Jul 26 2004

Where's the Attorney-General On Judicial Activism?

Mon Jul 26 2004

ACT Criticises Rata Critic

Tue Jul 27 2004

Mallard Must Step In Over Exam Row, Says ACT

Wed Jul 28 2004

Minister All Plaque On Dental Care

Thu Jul 29 2004

ACT's The Letter - Monday 2 August 2004

Mon Aug 02 2004

The Letter Monday 2 August 2004

Mon Aug 02 2004

Prebble to Appeal Huata Decision

Wed Aug 04 2004

Maharey Must Resign

Thu Aug 05 2004

Smith's Bill Unprincipled, Says Eckhoff

Thu Aug 05 2004

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle: 6 Aug 2004

Fri Aug 06 2004

The Defence Of New Zealand

Wed Aug 11 2004

Cellular Scam At Taxpayers' Expense

Fri Aug 13 2004

ACT's The Letter - Monday 16 August 2004

Mon Aug 16 2004

The Letter: Oil

Tue Aug 17 2004

Welfare Symposium Provides Food For Thought

Wed Aug 18 2004

A Revolution In Education Is What's Needed

Mon Aug 23 2004

ACT's The Letter - Monday 23 August 2004

Mon Aug 23 2004

Liberty Belle: The Cambridge High School Furore

Mon Aug 23 2004

The Letter

Tue Aug 24 2004

It's A Jungle Out There

Thu Aug 26 2004

Margaret Mutu Must Be Challenged

Thu Aug 26 2004

Rural Otago Crime Stats Disgraceful: Eckhoff

Thu Aug 26 2004

The Column: Help Getting Further Away

Fri Aug 27 2004

It's Official: NCEA Is Fatally Flawed

Mon Aug 30 2004

Medical Mission Impossible

Wed Sep 01 2004

Taxation Strategies For A Successful Future

Wed Sep 01 2004

Five Years A Cruel Joke On Communities

Fri Sep 03 2004

Judicial Activists Strike Again

Fri Sep 03 2004

Floodgates Open For Prisoner Lawsuits

Mon Sep 06 2004

Ken Shirley Speech: Back To The Future For RMA

Mon Sep 06 2004

RMA Needs Overhauling - Shirley

Mon Sep 06 2004

The Coming Election

Mon Sep 06 2004

Welfare Reform Needed Now

Mon Sep 06 2004

ACT's The Letter

Tue Sep 07 2004

Bulging Prisons Need 'Vacancy' Signs

Tue Sep 07 2004

Labour's Murder Case Scandal

Wed Sep 08 2004

Who's More Important - Teachers Or Bureaucrats?

Fri Sep 10 2004

Aotearoa: Land Of The Long Wait For Surgery

Mon Sep 13 2004

Coddington’s Liberty Belle – NCEA

Tue Sep 14 2004

Time To Consider The Nuclear Power Option

Tue Sep 14 2004

Widow's Plea Likely To Fall On Deaf Ears

Tue Sep 14 2004

Coddington’s Liberty Belle

Mon Sep 20 2004

Serve DoC With Trespass Notices, Urges Eckhoff

Mon Sep 20 2004

Prisoners' Compensation Insult To Armed Forces

Tue Sep 21 2004

Health Funding Exposed

Fri Sep 24 2004

Newman On-Line: Grassroots Democracy

Sat Sep 25 2004

ERO Report Reveals Dumbing Down Of Education

Wed Sep 29 2004

Is Mr Peters Sincere On The Treaty?

Thu Sep 30 2004

Coddington: Fixing Education - Government Butt Out

Mon Oct 04 2004

Students Voting With Their Feet Over NCEA

Mon Oct 04 2004

'P' Research Highlights Labour Failure

Tue Oct 05 2004

ACT's The Letter - Monday 11 October

Mon Oct 11 2004

Stephen Franks Speech Mid Canterbury Grasshoppers

Tue Oct 12 2004

Depreciation Changes Must Be Canned

Thu Oct 14 2004

Newman On-Line: One Nation – Two Worlds

Mon Oct 18 2004

Property Rights Under Threat

Fri Oct 22 2004

Hospital Waiting Lists Under Serious Pressure

Tue Oct 26 2004

ACT's The Letter - Tuesday 26 Oct 2004

Wed Oct 27 2004

Labour Lacks Commonsense On Immigration

Thu Oct 28 2004

ACT's The Letter - Monday 1 November 2004

Mon Nov 01 2004

Judicial Independence Vital

Mon Nov 01 2004

Welfare Flaws For All The World To See

Mon Nov 01 2004

King's Waiting List Rage Returns To Haunt Her

Mon Nov 08 2004

Newman Speech:Labour's Uncharitable Approach

Mon Nov 08 2004

Rodney Hide speech: Trust The People

Mon Nov 08 2004

A Simple Yes Or No Will Do, Minister

Thu Nov 18 2004

Trust The People

Mon Nov 22 2004

Social engineering In Students' Economics Tests

Wed Nov 24 2004

Maharey - Minister of Double Standards

Thu Nov 25 2004

Better late than never, says Coddington

Fri Dec 03 2004

Disabled NZers deserve a fair go

Fri Dec 03 2004

RMA changes offer no respite for small business

Fri Dec 03 2004

ACT endorses education choice for Maori

Mon Dec 06 2004

ACT endorses Maori Party's call for school choice

Mon Dec 06 2004

Wang: Focusing on tomorrow, not just today

Tue Dec 07 2004

Social wage absolutely no comfort to households

Thu Dec 09 2004

Rural GP shortage over festive season

Tue Dec 14 2004

Criminal payouts bill "wussy", says Franks

Wed Dec 15 2004

Brain drain or brain gain?

Fri Dec 17 2004

Education race-based funding alive & well

Fri Dec 17 2004

ACT's The Letter

Tue Dec 21 2004

NCEA dissatisfaction highlights need for choice

Tue Dec 21 2004

Hodgson's attack on Putin advisor unfortunate

Wed Dec 22 2004

113,451 NZers wait for their First Assessment

Mon Dec 27 2004

Public servants and salaries swell under Labour

Mon Dec 27 2004

Hide hopes PM can spit out a ‘thank you’

Wed Jan 05 2005

Hide hopes PM can spit out a 'thank you'

Thu Jan 06 2005

Average student loan debt skyrockets

Mon Jan 10 2005

Plunket Line's problems entirely predictable

Mon Jan 10 2005

No Teachers: Crisis, what crisis?

Mon Jan 17 2005

Students rack up huge debts

Mon Jan 17 2005

Exemptions balloon under Labour

Tue Jan 18 2005

ACT supports Unitech's legal action

Thu Jan 20 2005

ACT - The Workers' Party

Thu Jan 20 2005

What a difference a decent tax cut would make

Thu Jan 27 2005

ACT delivers answer to student debt concerns

Fri Jan 28 2005

Reason 3,042 why the NCEA should be dumped

Mon Jan 31 2005

Reasons 3,043 & 3,044 why NCEA should be dumped

Mon Jan 31 2005

Who's right, Mallard or the NZEI?

Thu Feb 03 2005

Rodney Hide: Waitangi Day - New Zealand's Birthday

Mon Feb 07 2005

Will We Dump the Name or the Treaty?

Mon Feb 07 2005

NCEA Debacle: Heads must roll

Wed Feb 09 2005

Auckland households face unrelenting attack

Thu Feb 10 2005

Reason 3,045 why the NCEA should be dumped

Thu Feb 10 2005

Reason 3,046 why the NCEA must be dumped

Mon Feb 14 2005

Maori student body talking poppycock

Tue Feb 15 2005

Household debt levels rocket under Labour

Wed Feb 16 2005

On wananga Clark has only herself to blame

Wed Feb 16 2005

Vote ACT to dump NCEA

Wed Feb 16 2005

Better wananga outcomes are what ACT wants

Thu Feb 17 2005

Clark Forces Her Music On Aussies At ANZAC Day

Thu Feb 17 2005

NZQA puts wet blanket on real qualifications

Thu Feb 17 2005

What about freedom of association, Mr de Bres?

Thu Feb 17 2005

Liberty Belle - Thu, 17 Feb 2005

Fri Feb 18 2005

Newman speaks to property investors association

Fri Feb 18 2005

Ken Shirley Speech: Wananga - dual laws

Mon Feb 21 2005

NCEA fails homeschooled students

Mon Feb 21 2005

Political correctness on the march

Mon Feb 21 2005

The Letter Monday 21 February 2005

Mon Feb 21 2005

ACT calls for NCEA fee to be scrapped

Wed Feb 23 2005

Hide: Prosperity and how to achieve it

Thu Feb 24 2005

Shirley: The expanding wananga

Thu Feb 24 2005

Commissioner & inquiry into wananga both needed

Fri Feb 25 2005

April 1st no joke for pre-school providers

Mon Feb 28 2005

Let NZ marry our future king

Mon Feb 28 2005

Liberty Belle: More Lunacy Sightings

Mon Feb 28 2005

Stephen Franks -Transparent Justice

Mon Feb 28 2005

ACT's The Letter is Posted

Tue Mar 01 2005

Shirley calls for urgent debate on wananga

Tue Mar 01 2005

Wananga hides thousands of unemployed

Wed Mar 02 2005

Crisis in school funding

Thu Mar 03 2005

Labour drives Kiwis offshore

Thu Mar 03 2005

ACT's The Letter Monday 7 March 2005

Mon Mar 07 2005

ACT's The Letter - WHAT'S UP

Tue Mar 08 2005

Give Scholarship back to rightful owners

Wed Mar 09 2005

NZUSA gets it wrong… again

Wed Mar 09 2005

'Broken Windows' Zero Tolerance To Crime In Action

Fri Mar 11 2005

Judd Speech: The Centre-Right Can Win

Mon Mar 14 2005

Newman On-Line: 'Broken Windows'

Mon Mar 14 2005

Rodney Hide Speech: Ideas Into Action

Mon Mar 14 2005

Benson-Pope should stick with fish

Tue Mar 15 2005

Hide attacks Cullen for hiding huge surplus

Wed Mar 16 2005

Liberty Belle - March 18 2005

Fri Mar 18 2005

Wananga inquiry doesn't go far enough

Fri Mar 18 2005

Govt must move quickly to protect taxpayers

Mon Mar 21 2005

ACT’s The Letter 29/3/5: The Sky Is Falling

Tue Mar 29 2005

ACT's The Letter - The Sky Is Falling

Wed Mar 30 2005

Newman Speech Extract - Sunrise Rotary Club

Mon Apr 04 2005

118,553 NZers wait for their Specialist Assessment

Thu Apr 07 2005

ACT's The Letter - Monday April 11th, 2005

Mon Apr 11 2005

Labour's pylon backdown cynical electioneering

Wed Apr 13 2005

Liberty Belle: Major Lunacy Sighting In Ponsonby

Fri Apr 15 2005

ACT releases policy on red tape

Tue Apr 19 2005

Hide - It's time to get tough on crime

Tue Apr 19 2005

Hawkins to blame for drop in police confidence

Fri Apr 22 2005

The Government’s denial of prostate cancer

Fri Apr 29 2005

ACT's The Letter Monday, 02 May 2005

Tue May 03 2005

NZQA's apology hollow, says Franks

Mon May 09 2005

Mallard pulls rank over Benson-Pope

Tue May 10 2005

Property investors will pay more tax

Wed May 11 2005

31,000 wait to get on hospital waiting lists-ACT

Fri May 13 2005

Waiting surgery hopefuls soar to 120,000

Mon May 16 2005

ACT spokesmen respond to the Budget

Thu May 19 2005

Liberty Belle

Fri May 20 2005

ACT holds candidate meetings

Fri May 27 2005

Latest research backs ACT's education policy

Mon May 30 2005

Newman Online 3 June 2005

Fri Jun 03 2005

Unfranked: Breeding quangos for slaughter

Fri Jun 03 2005

Hide - Helen Clark is no longer the Teflon PM

Wed Jun 08 2005

End nuclear nonsense - restore ANZUS

Thu Jun 09 2005

Muriel Newman - Labour Anti-Landlords

Thu Jun 09 2005

Franks - Protect victims, not criminals

Fri Jun 10 2005

Liberty Belle 10 June 2005

Fri Jun 10 2005

ACT’s The Letter 13 June 2005

Mon Jun 13 2005

ACT will scrap all gaming taxes

Thu Jun 16 2005

Shirley - ACT for a stronger racing industry

Thu Jun 16 2005

Heather Roy's Diary 17 June 2005

Fri Jun 17 2005

The Letter

Mon Jun 20 2005

Environment Waikato out of control

Wed Jun 22 2005

Maori rights dominate those of the majority

Wed Jun 22 2005

A welfare system for the truly needy

Fri Jun 24 2005

ACT's The Letter - Monday, 27 June 2005

Mon Jun 27 2005

Graham Scott Speech to ACT Tamaki Midwinter Dinner

Tue Jun 28 2005

Reward teaching excellence - ACT

Tue Jun 28 2005

NZ can ACT to stop shameful child stats

Wed Jun 29 2005

National's tax cuts with strings attached

Wed Jul 06 2005

Tax bill doubles for women

Wed Jul 06 2005

Labour's bungling likely to cost taxpayers

Thu Jul 07 2005

Liberty Belle: The London Bombings

Fri Jul 08 2005

Vote ACT to keep residential property investment

Tue Jul 12 2005

ACT: Tertiary report election-year window dressing

Mon Jul 18 2005

ACT will stop welfare abuse

Mon Jul 18 2005

For real tax cuts - cut the $1b welfare abuse

Mon Jul 18 2005

Heather Roy's Diary

Mon Jul 18 2005

Cancellations part of Labour’s 180,600 disgrace

Tue Jul 19 2005

Employment Law: A Key To Prosperity

Wed Jul 20 2005

Labour's attempt to hide benefit numbers fails

Wed Jul 20 2005

Tax Cuts Beat Tax Rebates Hands Down

Thu Jul 21 2005

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle 22 July 2005

Fri Jul 22 2005

The key to a more prosperous NZ

Sat Jul 23 2005

The Letter

Mon Jul 25 2005

Labour's Tertiary bribe unprecedented foolishness

Tue Jul 26 2005

Facts overlooked in student votes lolly scramble

Thu Jul 28 2005

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Jul 29 2005

ACT's The Letter 1 August 2005

Mon Aug 01 2005

Deborah Coddington's Liberty Belle

Mon Aug 01 2005

Newman Online Weekly commentary by Muriel Newman

Mon Aug 01 2005

Deborah Coddington's valedictory speech

Tue Aug 02 2005

What are you doing about rotting teeth, Minister?

Wed Aug 03 2005

Tinkering will not fix NCEA mess

Thu Aug 04 2005

ACT’s tax cuts better for students

Mon Aug 08 2005

ACT's The Letter 8 August 2005

Mon Aug 08 2005

Heather Roy's Diary

Mon Aug 08 2005

Tax Cuts Best for Students – Best For Everyone!

Mon Aug 08 2005

250 more police is too little, too late

Thu Aug 11 2005

Newman: ACT's vision for a better New Zealand

Fri Aug 12 2005

ACT will reduce hospital waiting lists by a third

Mon Aug 15 2005

Labour's latest election bribe

Tue Aug 16 2005

From madness to mainstream

Wed Aug 17 2005

More PC claptrap from Labour

Thu Aug 18 2005

Liberty Belle

Fri Aug 19 2005

The Labour Government's Socialist Agenda

Fri Aug 19 2005

The Letter

Mon Aug 22 2005

Stop Taxpayer Funding of Political Propaganda

Thu Aug 25 2005

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Aug 26 2005

Comparing Treaty policies: ACT, National, NZ First

Sun Aug 28 2005

ACT's The Letter 29 August 2005

Mon Aug 29 2005

Zero tolerance means no apologies for punishment

Tue Aug 30 2005

Maori business and the curse of rich families

Fri Sep 02 2005

Heather Roy's Diary 2 September 2005

Mon Sep 05 2005

Ministers losing it - Hodgson heavies student

Tue Sep 06 2005

Speaker inaction on Labour propaganda unacceptable

Tue Sep 06 2005

Te Wananga o Aotearoa report damning

Wed Sep 07 2005

Liberty Belle

Fri Sep 09 2005

ACT remembers Labour's waiting list dead

Mon Sep 12 2005

ACT's The Letter - Monday, 12 September 2005

Mon Sep 12 2005

Labour buries number of waiting list dead

Mon Sep 12 2005

What is Labour’s secret Skyhawk bonus?

Tue Sep 13 2005

Labour finished over loans deceit

Wed Sep 14 2005

Party Vote ACT to ensure a National govt delivers

Thu Sep 15 2005

The Letter

Mon Sep 19 2005

ACT's The Letter

Mon Sep 26 2005

The Letter

Mon Oct 10 2005

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Oct 14 2005

Defence Minister Faces Battle - Roy

Wed Oct 19 2005

Maori Wardens in Police Prescription?

Thu Oct 20 2005

The Letter

Mon Oct 31 2005

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Nov 04 2005

Long Arm of the Law in Community Hands

Wed Nov 09 2005

ACT's The Letter 14 November 2005

Mon Nov 14 2005

Heather Roy's Diary - Armistice Day 11 Nov 2005

Mon Nov 14 2005

Blue Line Stays Thin, Despite New Recruits - Roy

Wed Nov 23 2005

Making New Zealand Prosperous, Clean and Green

Wed Nov 30 2005

Hide: ACT Is Back

Fri Dec 02 2005

ACT's The Letter - 12 December 2005

Mon Dec 12 2005

Doctor Shortage Not New

Mon Dec 12 2005

Does PM Accept Benson-Pope's Word?

Mon Dec 12 2005

ACT's The Letter – 19 December 2005

Mon Dec 19 2005

Roy: Speech to the Gisborne Rotary Club

Wed Jan 25 2006

Nominees for ACT New Zealand Board of Trustees 06

Wed Feb 01 2006

Rodney Hide - Forward Thinking for New Zealand

Thu Feb 02 2006

Roy: Looking Forward for New Zealand Luncheon

Thu Feb 02 2006

ACT's The Letter 7 February 2006

Tue Feb 07 2006

No Tax Relief As ACC Levies Rise

Wed Mar 01 2006

ACT: Health (Enhancement of Competition) Bill

Thu Mar 16 2006

Red Tape Leaves GPs In Critical Condition

Mon Mar 20 2006

ACT Board Election Results

Mon Mar 27 2006

President's Speech to the ACT Conference

Mon Mar 27 2006

Rodney Hide - The Kiwi Way

Mon Mar 27 2006

Roy Invites Outdoor Recreation Members To ACT

Mon Mar 27 2006

Political Patronage Plans For Tertiary Education

Wed Apr 05 2006

Free Market Best for Energy Consumers

Tue Apr 11 2006

Government's Sad Birthday Gift For Plunketline

Tue Apr 11 2006

Heather Roy's Diary – April 13 2006

Thu Apr 13 2006

DHBs Play "Fall Guys" For Clark And Hodgson

Wed Apr 19 2006

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri May 05 2006

Aussie Budget Increases 'Tax Gap'

Wed May 10 2006

Heather Roy's Diary - May 12 2006

Fri May 12 2006

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri May 19 2006

Budget Crumbs For Auckland Roads

Wed May 24 2006

Heather Roy's Diary – 26 May 2006

Fri May 26 2006

The Right Prescription For Healthcare

Tue Jun 06 2006

Do You Trust Treasury, Or Mallard's Mates?

Tue Jun 20 2006

Reconsider Costly Wellington Health Lab Contract

Wed Jun 21 2006

Heather Roy's Diary

Mon Jul 03 2006

Roy: Speech to Albany Rotary

Fri Jul 07 2006

Heather Roy's Diary 14 July 2006

Fri Jul 14 2006

Talking Or Taking Action On The Health Workforce

Wed Jul 19 2006

Swap Red Tape For Green Ribbons

Wed Jul 26 2006

Hide: Putting Ratepayers In Control Of Local Govt

Thu Jul 27 2006

Heather Roy's Diary: Local Government Rates

Sat Jul 29 2006

Time For Better Central And Local Government

Sun Jul 30 2006

Heather Roy's Diary: What Happened to Punishment?

Fri Aug 04 2006

Heather Roy's Diary: Winter Ills, Ailing Hospital

Fri Aug 11 2006

Think Globally, ACT Locally

Mon Aug 14 2006

Rates Bill Puts New Zealanders First

Wed Aug 16 2006

DHB Deficits Reveal 'Mission Impossible'

Wed Aug 23 2006

Heather Roy's Diary August 25 2006

Fri Aug 25 2006

Let The Public Have Their Say On Rates

Fri Aug 25 2006

10 Unemployment Benefit Debts Total $1.2 Million

Fri Sep 01 2006

Heather Roy's Diary: Benefit Fraud Debt

Fri Sep 01 2006

Heather Roy's Diary

Sat Sep 16 2006

Hide: Institute of Economic Affairs, London

Fri Sep 22 2006

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Sep 29 2006

One Crime Every 73 Seconds Under Labour

Mon Oct 02 2006

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Oct 06 2006

Hide: A Bold New Start

Thu Oct 12 2006

Heather Roy's Diary - 13 October 2006

Fri Oct 13 2006

Meningitis Vaccine Saves Young Lives

Thu Oct 26 2006

Heather Roy's Diary - Crime statistics

Fri Oct 27 2006

Heather Roy's Diary: Meningitis Vaccine

Fri Nov 03 2006

Heather Roy's Diary

Sat Nov 25 2006

Heather Roy's Diary - 8 December 2006

Fri Dec 08 2006

Heather Roy's Diary - Health Spending

Fri Jan 26 2007

Address In Reply Speech to Parliament

Tue Feb 13 2007

Minister In Denial Over Maori Education - Roy

Thu Feb 15 2007

Heather Roy's Diary Address And Reply Debate

Fri Feb 16 2007

Health Ministry Management In Critical Condition

Mon Feb 19 2007

Heather Roy - Criminalising Acts Of Parenting

Fri Feb 23 2007

ACT Sees Scandal In OECD Report

Tue Feb 27 2007

Heather Roy's Diary - Youth MP Wanted

Fri Mar 02 2007

Kiwis Could Learn From British Welfare Reform Plan

Tue Mar 06 2007

Hide: Forward Thinking

Thu Mar 08 2007

Parliament To Ignore Public On Smacking Bill

Tue Mar 13 2007

Heather Roy Speech to Regional Conference

Sun Mar 18 2007

Nine Weeks Of Herceptin - The Cheap Option

Tue Mar 20 2007

Heather Roy's Diary – 30 March 2007

Fri Mar 30 2007

Heather Roy's Diary

Thu Apr 05 2007

Heather Roy's Diary: Wrap our kids in Cotton Wool

Fri Apr 20 2007

Heather Roy's Diary - Boris Yeltsin

Fri Apr 27 2007

Heather Roy's Diary - Playing Privacy Poker

Fri May 11 2007

Show us where the money has gone Dr Cullen

Tue May 15 2007

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri May 18 2007

Heather Roy's Diary - 25 May 2007

Fri May 25 2007

Maharey's Long Road...To The Middle

Tue May 29 2007

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Jun 01 2007

Heather Roy's Diary Tackles Foreign Doctors

Fri Jun 22 2007

Maharey Free With Rhetoric, But Not With ECE

Mon Jun 25 2007

Heather Roy's Diary - Free Education Farce

Fri Jul 06 2007

Hide: Cutting Through Red Tape

Mon Jul 09 2007

Roy: Hodgson's Choice: Wait, Wait, Or ... Wait

Mon Jul 09 2007

Prisoners In Police Cells At $17,000 A Night

Wed Jul 11 2007

Heather Roy's Diary: Cost Of Juggling Prisoners

Fri Jul 13 2007

Cpl Bill Henry Apiata VC NZSAS

Tue Jul 17 2007

Heather Roy's Diary - Gone For A Burton

Fri Jul 20 2007

Heather Roy's Diary: What To Do w The NZ Dollar?

Fri Jul 27 2007

DHBs: Central Control, Not Regional Responsibility

Mon Aug 27 2007

Heather Roy's Diary - Central Control

Fri Aug 31 2007

Voluntary National Service A Logical Choice

Tue Sep 04 2007

Heather Roy's Diary - Your Carbon Footprint?

Fri Sep 21 2007

Cullen Over-Taxing 352,000 Kiwis

Sun Sep 23 2007

Heather Roy's Diary: Dr Cullen's Daylight Robbery

Fri Sep 28 2007

Health Dollars Blown On Bureaucracy

Fri Oct 05 2007

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Oct 05 2007

Civil Liberties: Have We Reached The Right Balance

Thu Oct 11 2007

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Oct 12 2007

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Nov 02 2007

Laws To Learn The Hard Health Lesson

Wed Nov 07 2007

Heather Roy's Diary: Capital and Coast

Fri Dec 07 2007

Minister Cunliffe Caught Out On CCDHB

Sun Dec 09 2007

Business As Usual At CCDHB

Thu Dec 13 2007

What About Tertiary Services, Minister?

Fri Dec 14 2007

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Feb 01 2008

No Apology Necessary, Mr Cunliffe

Fri Feb 01 2008

Hide: There Should Be No Limits To Success

Thu Feb 07 2008

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Feb 08 2008

[ACT] Cunliffe Guilty Of Ministerial Malpractice

Wed Feb 13 2008

Heather Roy's Diary: Ministerial Malpractice

Fri Feb 15 2008

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri Feb 29 2008

Heather Roy's Diary: Melodrama And Auckld Airport

Fri Mar 07 2008

Heather Roy's Diary: Fairness In The Family Court

Fri Mar 14 2008

Heather Roy's Diary

Fri May 09 2008

ACT's Pledge To New Zealand

Mon May 19 2008

Douglas: Raising The Kiwi Standard Of Living

Thu Jun 05 2008

Roy: Speech to the National Press Club

Fri Jun 06 2008

Rodney Hide Speech: Roger Is Back

Sun Jun 08 2008

Change Of Government AND Direction

Mon Jul 07 2008

ACT's Education Pledge - And Winston's Money

Sun Aug 10 2008

Roy: When Hearts Lead

Mon Aug 11 2008

Heather Roy's Diary

Sun Aug 17 2008

Heather Roy's Diary

Sat Aug 23 2008

Maurice Williamson On The Right Track

Tue Aug 26 2008

Hide: Emissions Trading Bill

Wed Sep 03 2008

Heather Roy's Diary: Who To Share A Trench With?

Fri Sep 12 2008

Morally Bankrupt PM Hits New Low In Politics

Thu Sep 18 2008

Heather Roy's Diary: Trust Us We're The Government

Fri Sep 19 2008

Security & Justice - Keeping Kiwis Safe

Sun Sep 21 2008

Be The Difference - Party Vote

Mon Sep 29 2008

Roy: Changing Direction In Health

Wed Oct 29 2008

Real And Practical Support For Blue Chip Victims

Fri Oct 31 2008

ACT Launches National Security Policy

Tue Nov 04 2008

Heather Roy's Diary - Reinforcing Success

Fri Dec 05 2008

National/ACT Supply And Confidence Agreement

Sun Dec 07 2008

First Days Of The New Administration

Sun Dec 14 2008

Garrett: Justice Revolution Required

Wed Dec 17 2008

John Boscawen - An Honour To Serve

Thu Dec 18 2008

Heather Roy's Diary

Sun Feb 08 2009

Roger Douglas: A High Growth-Low Tax Welfare State

Wed Feb 11 2009

Lifting Our Game - Rodney Hide

Sat Feb 21 2009

Hon Heather Roy - Act Conference 2009

Sat Mar 14 2009

John Boscawen -The Safety Of Your Savings

Sun Mar 15 2009

One Law For … Some

Fri Mar 20 2009

Govt Must Cut Spending - Before It's Too Late

Thu Mar 26 2009

Time To Get Real About Deficit

Thu Mar 26 2009

Garth Harrison: ACT Life Member

Fri Apr 03 2009

Drop in Murder Rate Statistics Questionable

Wed Apr 08 2009

Scaremongering Reaches New Low

Wed Apr 22 2009

Heather Roy's Diary - ANZAC Day

Sat Apr 25 2009

Voluntary Student Union Membership long overdue

Fri May 01 2009

Mt Albert A Two Horse Race

Tue May 12 2009

Competition Is The Key

Wed May 13 2009

The Budget – What You Should Know

Thu May 14 2009

Reinforcing Faith In New Zealand Society

Sun May 17 2009

Countdown To The Budget - Education

Tue May 19 2009

Countdown To The Budget - Tax

Wed May 20 2009

Board Meetings Or Public Meetings?

Fri May 22 2009

Special Education - Where Choice Is Vital

Fri Jun 05 2009

Gifted and Talented Kids Shouldn't Be Forgotten

Mon Jun 15 2009

Speech: Hide - Address to Regional Conference

Mon Jun 15 2009

Speech: Hide - Lockwood Group Annual Conference

Mon Jun 15 2009

Speech: Douglas - No Second Class Citizens

Fri Jun 19 2009

Waste Not

Mon Jun 22 2009

Speech: Roy - Anti-Smacking Referendum

Wed Jun 24 2009

Calls For Voluntary Student Association Membership

Mon Jun 29 2009

Heather Roy's Diary: Friends And Allies

Fri Jul 03 2009

Heather Roy: Seeking The Best For Our Children

Sun Jul 19 2009

Heather Roy's Diary

Sat Aug 08 2009

Supporting Special Needs Students Into The Future

Sun Aug 09 2009

IT Crucial To The Future Of Education

Sun Aug 16 2009

Inquiry Step In Right Direction

Thu Aug 20 2009

VSM Bill Will Set Students Free

Thu Aug 20 2009

Time To Listen To The People

Sun Aug 23 2009

Heather Roy's Diary: Special Guest Edition

Sat Sep 05 2009

Private Tertiary Education - Celebrating Success

Wed Sep 09 2009

Boscawen Has Cosgrove In His Sights

Thu Sep 17 2009

Aspire Scholarships

Fri Sep 18 2009

One Step Closer To VSM

Thu Sep 24 2009

A Helping Hand For Parents

Sat Oct 03 2009

War, Peace And The Freedom Frog

Sun Oct 11 2009

VUWSA Supports VSM

Thu Oct 15 2009

Government Needs To Put Brakes On ETS

Tue Nov 17 2009

Heather Roy address to Parents of Vision Impaired

Sun Nov 29 2009

Catching Australia By 2025

Mon Dec 07 2009

Transmission Gully A Victory For Wellington

Tue Dec 15 2009

Maori Develop through Market, not Government

Wed Dec 16 2009

Heather Roy's Diary - Christmas Edition

Wed Dec 23 2009

Aspire Students Begin Journey To Success

Mon Feb 01 2010

Government Gives Maori Raw Deal

Mon Feb 01 2010

Minimum Wage Is Hurting Young NZers

Thu Feb 04 2010

The Speech That Goff Should Deliver

Mon Feb 08 2010

Speech on Prime Minister’s Statement

Tue Feb 09 2010

Success The Only Option For NZ Students

Tue Feb 16 2010

ACT Releases Minority View On IPWG Report

Wed Feb 17 2010

Heather Roy - Excellence In Education

Wed Feb 17 2010

Self-Evident Truths And Black Swans

Sat Feb 27 2010

Speech By Hon Rodney Hide

Sat Feb 27 2010

Stranded on the Middle Ground?

Sat Feb 27 2010

Hon Heather Roy: 150 Years Of Heroes

Sun Feb 28 2010

Welfare Dependency: A Principal Driver Of Crime?

Sun Feb 28 2010

Truancy Initiative Focuses On Wrong Issue

Wed Mar 03 2010

Let Students Judge Value Of Services

Fri Mar 05 2010

Tertiary Education Reforms Long Overdue

Sat Mar 06 2010

Roy on TrustPower National Community Awards

Mon Mar 15 2010

Boscawen To Support Dalziel’s Contracts Bill

Sat Mar 20 2010

Opening Of Huanui College

Sun Mar 21 2010

Education System Failing Least Well Off

Wed Mar 31 2010

'One Law' Is Regulatory Responsibility

Fri Apr 09 2010

Regulatory Responsibility Bill - Hon Rodney Hide

Tue Apr 13 2010

ETS Gives Windfall To Power Companies

Wed Apr 14 2010

Rodney Hide: Sister Cities NZ 2010 Conference

Thu Apr 15 2010

Speech By Hide To Otago Chamber Of Commerce

Thu Apr 15 2010

ACT MP John Boscawen Selects Youth MP

Wed Apr 21 2010

High Minimum Wage Hurting NZ Youth

Thu Apr 22 2010

Campaign To Defer The ETS Continues

Fri Apr 30 2010

New Zealanders Call On Govt To Delay ETS

Tue May 04 2010

ETS: Time For A Stock Take

Thu May 06 2010

Self-Inflicted Wounds and Sloppy Science

Thu May 06 2010

National Continues to Mislead New Zealanders

Fri May 07 2010

Valuing Care

Sat May 08 2010

Roy To The New Zealand Society Of Physiotherapists

Sun May 16 2010

Wreath-laying At Tilomar, Timor-Leste

Thu Jul 15 2010

David Garrett Speech - Waitangi Settlement Bill

Thu Jul 29 2010

Wage Gap With Australia No Surprise

Thu Jul 29 2010

We Need Student Loans, Not Student Handouts

Thu Jul 29 2010

World Recession: How is New Zealand Faring?

Sat Aug 28 2010

Roy Takes Over VSM Bill

Wed Sep 01 2010

Restoring Students’ Freedom

Sun Sep 26 2010

Eating, Drinking And Politics

Thu Sep 30 2010

Climate: The Counter Consensus

Tue Oct 12 2010

Hilary Calvert Maiden Speech to Parliament

Tue Oct 12 2010

Freedom To Associate – And Dissociate

Wed Oct 20 2010

'Success for All - Every School, Every Child

Thu Oct 21 2010

Heather Roy´s Diary: Industrial Inaction

Fri Oct 22 2010

Heather Roy's Diary: Acting Up Over 'The Hobbit'

Sat Oct 30 2010

Heather Roy's Diary Nov 5

Fri Nov 05 2010

VSM Will Free Students From Being Held Hostage

Thu Nov 11 2010

Heather Roy's Diary Nov 26

Sat Nov 27 2010

MP Welcomes Students' Association Protest

Wed Dec 01 2010

Roy meets with VSM protesters

Wed Dec 01 2010

No Imagination from Phil Goff

Wed Jan 26 2011

ACT Announces Candidate for Botany By-Election

Fri Feb 04 2011

Sir Roger Douglas: New Year’s Resolutions

Thu Feb 10 2011

Heather Roy's Diary - No Week for Politics

Fri Feb 25 2011

After The Earthquake – A Vision For New Zealand

Tue Mar 01 2011

Hide: The State Of Our Nation

Thu Mar 03 2011

Hide - Vaulting Matilda March 4

Fri Mar 04 2011

After The Earthquake – A Vision For New Zealand

Sat Mar 12 2011

Speech: Douglas - Stop Buying The Bullsh*t

Sat Mar 12 2011

Speech: Calvert - The Taniwha In The Room

Sun Mar 13 2011

Speech: Hide - Jobs - Not Borrow and Hope

Sun Mar 13 2011

Tackling Waste Crucial To Christchurch Recovery

Wed Mar 23 2011

Heather Roy's Diary: Politics: More To It Than Left Vs Right

Fri Mar 25 2011

Heather Roy’s Diary: More than just a ‘Day Off’

Thu Apr 21 2011

Budget 2011 A Missed Opportunity - Hon John Boscawen

Fri May 20 2011

Labour's Delaying Costs: A By-Election Every Hour

Fri Jun 03 2011

Extreme Caring – Hon Heather Roy Speech To Budget Debate

Wed Jun 08 2011

Compulsory Maori No Answer To Under-Achievement

Sat Jun 11 2011

Abolish Yourself, ACT Tells Mayors’ Taskforce

Thu Jun 16 2011

Labour Kills Its Own ‘Clayton’s’ Bill

Mon Jun 20 2011

Don’t Stop There Jim

Thu Jun 23 2011

Heather Roy's Diary; I am retiring

Sat Jun 25 2011

Little Endorses Voluntary Membership

Wed Jul 06 2011

Lynch Mobs A Menace To Free Speech

Wed Jul 06 2011

Sharples Lost for Words

Thu Jul 14 2011

Time to Free Students from Cage of Compulsion

Mon Jul 18 2011

Apirana And ACT: Real Solutions To Maori Problems

Tue Jul 19 2011

ACT Supports Kohanga Reo Campaign

Tue Jul 26 2011

National’s Message To Youth: Stay On The Couch

Sun Aug 14 2011

Speech - Brash: A Time For Choice

Sun Aug 14 2011

Time for Labour to Take Some Responsibility

Wed Aug 17 2011

ACT Party Candidate for Wairarapa Announced

Thu Aug 18 2011

Don Brash to Give Public Speech in Pukekohe

Fri Aug 19 2011

Speech: - Brash: Education

Sun Aug 21 2011

Woodhouse On Jobs: 5/10. Must Try Harder

Mon Aug 22 2011

Teacher Unions Making It Up As They Go - Brash

Tue Aug 23 2011

Brash to Announce Core Economic Policies

Wed Aug 24 2011

Brash: Saving New Zealand

Thu Aug 25 2011

ACT Solutions Needed Urgently—Brash

Fri Sep 02 2011

This Land is Your Land

Sat Sep 03 2011

Brash Goes In to Bat for Auckland Restauranteurs

Tue Sep 06 2011

Nix NAIT Says ACT's Nicolson

Tue Sep 06 2011

Let Mutu Speak!—Brash

Wed Sep 07 2011

Don Brash Speech: One Law For All?

Fri Sep 09 2011

Qualified Brash Bravo for Goff

Tue Sep 13 2011

ACT Position Vindicated

Fri Sep 16 2011

Lifting Our Sights: ACT Party on the ETS

Wed Sep 21 2011

Freedom For Students At Last

Wed Sep 28 2011

Roy: Free At Last

Wed Sep 28 2011

Valedictory Statement - Hon Heather Roy

Thu Sep 29 2011

Heather Roy’s Dairy - The Last Political Chapter

Mon Oct 03 2011

ACT Pays Tribute to Allan Peachey

Wed Oct 05 2011

ACT Pays Tribute To Roger Kerr

Sat Oct 29 2011

Crony Socialism: Environmental Lawyer Attacks Green Policy

Tue Nov 01 2011

Job Creators Back ACT Policy

Tue Nov 01 2011

Youth To Politicians: Give Us A Reason To Stay

Thu Nov 03 2011

ACT Pays Tribute To National MP Allan Peachey

Mon Nov 07 2011

Rodney Hide: Address to the New Zealand Planning Institute

Tue Nov 08 2011

Opening the doors for increased ex-pat investment

Wed Nov 09 2011

Speech: Brash - One Law For All?

Wed Nov 09 2011

ACT: The Right Partner for the John Key Government

Sun Nov 13 2011

Speech: Brash - Freedom To Build

Mon Nov 14 2011

Brash Speech: A More Equal and Innovative Education System

Thu Nov 17 2011

Labour’s ‘Roadmap’ A Tax And Spend Dead End

Fri Nov 18 2011

Green Party’s Water Policy Reckless And Dangerous

Sun Nov 20 2011

Brash: Putting Superannuation on the Agenda

Wed Nov 23 2011

Stephen Whittington Speech to Wesley Methodist Church

Wed Nov 23 2011

Speech: Brash - Campaign Close

Thu Nov 24 2011

The Unintended Consequences Of Abolishing Youth Rates

Mon Mar 26 2012

Performance Based Pay for Teachers Long Overdue

Wed May 16 2012

Labour’s Minimum Price for Alcohol Will Penalise Everyone

Tue Jul 03 2012

ACT Newsletter - The Week That Was

Sat Aug 04 2012

Private Members' Bills Expose Wacky Economic Policies

Thu Aug 16 2012

Three Strikes Law Working

Sun Sep 09 2012

ACT - Right Thinking

Sat Sep 22 2012

To Reduce The Deficit We Must Be Bold

Thu Oct 11 2012

Education System World Class For Some, But Not Yet For All

Tue Oct 30 2012

The Freedom to Achieve

Tue Jan 29 2013

Case for Partnership Schools: Giving Choice to Those Without

Mon Mar 04 2013

Hipkins Fails On Comprehension

Thu Mar 07 2013

Ellie Bishop Chosen as the Epsom Youth MP

Fri May 03 2013

Banks: Education Amendment Bill, Second Reading

Tue May 14 2013

Budget 2013: Good - But Not Great

Thu May 16 2013

Food In Schools A Band-Aid That Won’t Fix The Real Problem

Tue May 28 2013

‘Schoolboy Bully’ Tag Undermines Serious Violent Crime

Wed May 29 2013

Right Thinking - The Week That Was

Fri May 31 2013

Education Amendment Bill - Third Reading Speech John Banks

Wed Jun 05 2013

Winston’s Attack on Chinese Community Sad And Unfounded

Tue Jun 25 2013

Psychoactive Substances Bill - Second Reading

Thu Jun 27 2013

Right Thinking 19/7/13

Fri Jul 19 2013

More Partnerships Schools on the way

Thu Nov 21 2013

Candidate highlights CERA's 'dictatorial' business approach

Thu Nov 28 2013

Independent Taskforce to tackle education red tape

Tue Feb 04 2014

ACT Party is delighted with opening of partnership school

Sun Feb 16 2014

Jamie Whyte challenges Labour on partnership schools

Tue Feb 18 2014

Richard Prebble returns to politics in key ACT role

Sun Feb 23 2014

Greens bullying the vulnerable

Wed Mar 12 2014

Richard Prebble: The Letter

Thu Mar 13 2014

The Letter 17/03/2014

Mon Mar 17 2014

Labour and Greens serving business interests

Mon Mar 24 2014

New Zealand's manufactured education scarcity

Tue Mar 25 2014

Richard prebble: The Letter 7 April 2014

Mon Apr 07 2014

Selling homes to foreigners benefits New Zealanders

Thu Apr 17 2014

Easter trading laws archaic, in need of overhaul

Fri Apr 18 2014

ACT Speech: Three Strikes For Burglary, Three Years Jail

Mon Apr 21 2014

The Letter: John Key behind closed doors

Mon Apr 28 2014

Parker in Wonderland wishes impossible things at breakfast

Tue Apr 29 2014

Under 40s need ACT for long term thinking

Sun May 04 2014

The Letter: New leadership, Williamson, Collins

Tue May 06 2014

The Letter: 24 cent TOP tax rate

Mon May 12 2014

The Letter: 19 May 2014

Mon May 19 2014

Whyte: ACT’s response to the National Government budget

Mon May 19 2014

The Letter: 26 May 2014

Mon May 26 2014

ACT announces Auckland Central candidate

Wed Jun 04 2014

ACT announces Ilam candidate Gareth Veale

Wed Jun 25 2014

Speech to ACT Northern Regional Conference

Sat Jun 28 2014

The Letter - All changed, all the same

Tue Jul 01 2014

Unions Attack Obama on the Education of Black Children

Wed Jul 02 2014

ACT Education Policy

Tue Jul 08 2014

The Letter - 7 July 2014: Election year conference

Tue Jul 08 2014

ACT announces Dr Ron Smith as Hamilton East candidate

Tue Jul 15 2014

ACT announces Jamie Whyte as Pakuranga candidate

Tue Jul 22 2014

Honesty for Taxpayers

Fri Jul 25 2014

ACT Speech to Waikato Conference: Race has no place in law

Tue Jul 29 2014

We need a civilised discussion about racial law

Wed Jul 30 2014

ACT Proposes to increase GDP growth by One Third

Sun Aug 03 2014

The Letter - 4 August 2014

Mon Aug 04 2014

Open Letter to Susan Devoy on taking race out of the law

Thu Aug 07 2014

Politics is an advance auction sale of stolen goods?

Mon Aug 11 2014

The Letter 11 August 2014

Mon Aug 11 2014

Winston Peters is doing his sums on his fingers again

Mon Aug 11 2014

Parliament too soft on rural crime

Wed Aug 13 2014

Burning Effigies a sign of despair.

Thu Aug 14 2014

ACT’s three point plan to respond to global Economic Shock

Mon Aug 18 2014

Get Youth Justice out of the shadows into the daylight

Tue Aug 19 2014

Green Party scores massive own goal

Thu Aug 21 2014

Green Party’s own Auditor of their Budget finds it dodgy

Thu Aug 21 2014

End Secret Courts

Sun Aug 24 2014

The Letter - 26 days to go

Mon Aug 25 2014

Colin Craig is "deluded and dangerous" - Act

Thu Aug 28 2014

WoF law will evict the poor and students from their houses

Thu Aug 28 2014

The Letter 1 September 2014

Mon Sep 01 2014

Greens will put tens of thousands out of work

Wed Sep 03 2014

The Greens minimum wage will cause mass unemployment

Thu Sep 04 2014

PPTA Running Desperate Campaign Against Partnership Schools

Sun Sep 07 2014

Speech - Jamie Whyte ACT Campaign Opening

Sun Sep 07 2014

Hora Hora School

Tue Sep 09 2014

The Letter 8 Sep 2014

Tue Sep 09 2014

The Letter: Beating the media blackout

Tue Sep 09 2014

ACT will sort out the shambles Govts have caused in housing

Fri Sep 12 2014

Internet Party Insults Students

Fri Sep 12 2014

ACT is holding the Balance of Power

Sun Sep 14 2014

ACT’s five point plan to grow the economy

Mon Sep 15 2014

ACT’s five point plan

Mon Sep 15 2014

The Letter: Jamie Whyte is going to Parliament

Tue Sep 16 2014

Whyte: In 12 months’ time, here is what will matter

Wed Sep 17 2014

Special Edition : The letter 18 September 2014

Thu Sep 18 2014

The Letter - 22 September 2014

Mon Sep 22 2014

Maiden Speech to Parliament - David Seymour

Tue Oct 21 2014

Partnership Schools: The Path to Quality Education

Tue Nov 11 2014

A year of inequality debate

Thu Dec 18 2014

Nice rhetoric in Little's speech – pity about the details

Wed Jan 28 2015

Free Press 30/1/15

Fri Jan 30 2015

Free Press 10/2/15

Tue Feb 10 2015

Debate on Prime Minister's Statement

Wed Feb 11 2015

Seymour to party leaders: Let’s cooperate on NZ Super

Tue Feb 24 2015

Seymour Speech [21/2/15]: Our classical liberal tribe

Fri Feb 27 2015

Free Press - ACT’s new regular bulletin - 9/3/15

Mon Mar 09 2015

Peters' promise to upgrade rail everywhere except Northland

Thu Mar 12 2015

Free Press 16/13/2015

Mon Mar 16 2015

Free Press: Act Party Bulletin

Mon Mar 23 2015

Another burden off students’ backs

Mon Mar 30 2015

Don’t Cry for Me Aotearoa

Mon Mar 30 2015

Free Press: Outstanding Performance

Tue Apr 07 2015

Online harassment requires more enforcement, not more laws

Wed Apr 08 2015

Let's introduce a Railtax

Thu Apr 09 2015

Free Press 13/04/2015

Mon Apr 13 2015

ACT’s plan to boost wages

Fri Apr 24 2015

A Programme of Phased Cuts in Company Tax

Tue Apr 28 2015

Free Press: The Gen-Y Manifesto

Mon May 11 2015

Free Press: ACT’s new regular bulletin

Tue May 19 2015

ACT’s new regular bulletin

Mon May 25 2015

"Free Press" Act’s New Bulletin

Tue Jun 02 2015

ACT’s regular bulletin - Inequality

Mon Jun 15 2015

Free Press 29/6/15: The Harmful Digital Communications Bill

Mon Jun 29 2015

Free Press:The Power of Equality

Mon Jul 06 2015

Free Press - Plastic, scaffolds, and China

Mon Jul 20 2015

Good politics, poor policy

Tue Jul 28 2015

Teachers with a conscience should leave PPTA

Tue Aug 04 2015

Free Thoughts - Celebrating the communal

Mon Aug 10 2015

Free Press - August 18 2015

Tue Aug 18 2015

Free Press 24/8/15

Mon Aug 24 2015

Free Press ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Sep 08 2015

Free Press 21/9/15

Mon Sep 21 2015

Free Press - November 2nd

Tue Nov 03 2015

Free Press - November 10th

Tue Nov 10 2015

Free Press, November 23 2015

Mon Nov 23 2015

Huge opportunities in tertiary Partnership School sponsorship

Fri Nov 27 2015

Funding changes a big win for med students

Tue Dec 01 2015

Free Press 26/1/16: We're back

Tue Jan 26 2016

Fresh Water and RMA reform: a plan or a blunder?

Tue Jan 26 2016

Free Press

Mon Feb 01 2016

Labour chooses votes over education quality

Mon Feb 01 2016

Free Press

Tue Feb 09 2016

Seymour apologises for understating housing costs

Wed Feb 17 2016

Seymour challenges writer to visit a Partnership School

Thu Mar 03 2016

Free Press: March 7th

Mon Mar 07 2016

Free Press: March 14th

Tue Mar 15 2016

Free Press - March 22 2016

Tue Mar 22 2016

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Mar 29 2016

New rules will hurt more than they will help

Wed Mar 30 2016

Partnership School debate welcomed

Thu Apr 07 2016

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Apr 12 2016

Funding policy to blame for Corelli school liquidation

Fri Apr 22 2016

ACT welcomes cross-party support for Partnership Schools

Thu May 19 2016

Do you feel rich at $70K?

Wed May 25 2016

The biggest thing that’s not in the Budget

Thu May 26 2016

Free Press

Mon May 30 2016

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Jun 07 2016

Free Press 14/6/16

Tue Jun 14 2016

Free Press -ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Jun 28 2016

State school failure shows value of Partnership Schools

Wed Jun 29 2016

ACT calls on Greens to abandon outdated GMO policy

Mon Jul 04 2016

Free Press ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Jul 12 2016

Cannabis debate must consider social impacts

Wed Jul 20 2016

Free Press:ACT’s regular bulletin August 1 2016

Mon Aug 01 2016

ACT applauds Teach First expansion

Wed Aug 10 2016

Tracey Martin Spreads Misinformation

Thu Aug 11 2016

Free Press - 15/08/2016

Mon Aug 15 2016

Only ACT supports a serious conversation with millennials

Thu Aug 18 2016

Free Press 22/8/16

Mon Aug 22 2016

Free Press: Muldoon Lives!

Tue Aug 30 2016

Free Press 5/9/16

Mon Sep 05 2016

Free Press 19/9/16

Mon Sep 19 2016

Ignore Winston’s paranoia over Silver Fern Farms sale

Tue Sep 20 2016

Politicians show depressing lack of courage

Thu Sep 29 2016

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Mon Oct 03 2016

PPTA president's comments disgrace her profession

Sun Oct 09 2016

Free Press

Mon Oct 10 2016

Andrew Little: Ideology Trumps Purpose

Sun Nov 06 2016

Waikato farming restrictions

Wed Nov 09 2016

Nanaia Mahuta, withdraw your bill & debate something useful

Thu Nov 10 2016

Will Labour abandon campaign against partnership schools?

Thu Nov 10 2016

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Mon Nov 14 2016

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Nov 22 2016

Politicians must take Treasury report seriously

Wed Nov 23 2016

Greens' economics blind spot takes you faster into debt

Fri Nov 25 2016

Greens' calculator overpromises

Sat Nov 26 2016

Free Press, ACT’s regular bulletin

Mon Nov 28 2016

Free Press:ACT’s regular bulletin

Mon Dec 12 2016

Free Press ACT’s regular bulletin

Mon Dec 19 2016

Desperate euthanasia opponents are dishonest or innumerate

Fri Jan 13 2017

State of the Nation Speech David Seymour ACT Leader

Mon Jan 23 2017

Greens need to learn English first

Wed Feb 01 2017

Bill English must heed Treasury’s warning

Wed Feb 15 2017

Seymour: Address to ACT Annual Conference 2017

Mon Feb 27 2017

No ‘success’ for students living on couches

Fri Mar 03 2017

Winston is stuck in the past over Super

Mon Mar 06 2017

ACT Sets the Agenda

Tue Mar 14 2017

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Mar 21 2017

Green Party practical joke on millennials voted down

Wed Mar 22 2017

Free Press:ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Mar 28 2017

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Wed Mar 29 2017

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Wed Apr 05 2017

We need 500,000 houses, Nick Smith’s reforms aren’t helping

Thu Apr 06 2017

Anti-immigration arguments keep getting more farcical

Fri Apr 21 2017

ACT to get young vote out

Thu May 04 2017

Tax Freedom Day six days late this year

Mon May 08 2017

Winston Peters declares war on mathematics and common sense

Thu May 18 2017

ACT Says the Government Should Rebate Tobacco Sellers

Sun May 21 2017

Tax relief overdue and underdone

Thu May 25 2017

National nabs ACT’s dairy security proposal

Wed May 31 2017

Students’ borrowing limit must catch up

Wed May 31 2017

Ignore the mythmakers – silent majority backs assisted dying

Fri Jun 09 2017

Partnership Schools achieve excellence on attendance

Tue Jun 20 2017

Immigration New Zealand must investigate hypocritical Labour

Thu Jun 22 2017

Greens duplicitous on immigration

Mon Jul 03 2017

Increasing housing supply a matter of life or death

Mon Jul 03 2017

ACT Unveils Party List

Sun Jul 09 2017

ACT Party - Talent Tide Comes In

Tue Jul 11 2017

Limit on student borrowing must keep up with rent

Wed Jul 12 2017

ACT will boost infrastructure in productive Queenstown

Thu Jul 13 2017

Opposition makes storm look organised

Thu Jul 13 2017

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Jul 18 2017

ACT is the voice of consistency amidst immigration hysteria

Mon Jul 24 2017

Labour concedes the charter school debate

Tue Jul 25 2017

Hurunui Water Project shows vulnerability of property rights

Fri Jul 28 2017

Business community screams out for ACT policies

Mon Jul 31 2017

David Seymour mourns passing of Sir John Graham

Thu Aug 03 2017

ACT reveals massive housing negligence

Sun Aug 06 2017

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Mon Aug 07 2017

Forget boot camp, fix failing schools

Mon Aug 14 2017

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Aug 15 2017

Sound bites v policy

Tue Aug 15 2017

Where do Hipkins’ loyalties lie?

Tue Aug 15 2017

If Richard Prosser is an idiot then Winston Peters is a Liar

Thu Aug 24 2017

Speech: Seymour - Epsom Campaign Launch

Sun Aug 27 2017

Labour ignores real education problems

Tue Aug 29 2017

ACT to level the playing field for independent schools

Thu Aug 31 2017

A Drag Race Fuelled with Taxpayer Money

Sat Sep 09 2017

Parents must face responsibility for truancy

Tue Sep 12 2017

NZEI resorts to desperate measures due to union failure

Wed Sep 13 2017

Labour desperately spins on charter schools

Thu Sep 14 2017

Outrageous daylight attack shows Nats, Labour failure

Mon Sep 18 2017

Free Press 9/10/17

Mon Oct 09 2017

Free Press. ACT’s regular bulletin

Mon Oct 09 2017

ACT Leader David Seymour Offers Helpful Advice on Baubles

Tue Oct 10 2017

Free Press. ACT’s regular bulletin

Mon Oct 16 2017

ACT Free Press Bulletin - 23/10/2017

Tue Oct 24 2017

Free Press, ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Oct 31 2017

Education Minister in Over His Head

Sun Nov 05 2017

Victorian Upper House Shows the Way on Assisted Dying

Sun Nov 05 2017

Free Press ACT’s regular bulletin

Mon Nov 06 2017

Hipkins Causes More Charter School Confusion

Wed Nov 08 2017

ACT’s Free Press Nov 13

Mon Nov 13 2017

Victorian Politicians Show Real Courage

Wed Nov 22 2017

Labour's Stealthy Land Tax

Wed Nov 29 2017

Victorian Politicians Again Show Real Courage

Wed Nov 29 2017

PM Accidentally Endorses Partnership School Model

Mon Dec 04 2017

Fees-Free Policy Will Widen Educational Inequality

Tue Dec 05 2017

Labour and National: Brothers from Different Mothers

Thu Dec 14 2017

Do Jacinda and Bill Know How Partnership Schools Work?

Wed Dec 20 2017

Labour, Bureaucrats Put Your Money At Risk

Fri Jan 26 2018

Partnership School Massacre Shows Government's True Colours

Thu Feb 08 2018

NZEI Simply Wrong On Charter School Facts

Fri Feb 09 2018

Charter School Supporters Urged to Sign Petition

Sun Feb 11 2018

ACT Leader Extends Best Wishes to English

Tue Feb 13 2018

Questions For Kelvin, Willie, and Peeni

Tue Feb 13 2018

Seymour Invites Obama to Visit Charter School

Thu Feb 22 2018

Nats Supremely Hypocritical on NZ First Re-Election Fund

Fri Feb 23 2018

ACT’s regular bulletin - February 27 2018

Tue Feb 27 2018

SaveCharterSchools: Submissions Open, Over 2500 Sign

Fri Mar 02 2018

Will Labour Repeat Nats’ Fail Mark on NCEA?

Sun Mar 04 2018

Free Press: ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Mar 06 2018

Fees-Free’s Fatal Flaw

Thu Mar 08 2018

Why is Hipkins Hiding the Final Charter Schools Report?

Fri Mar 16 2018

Greenpeace ban would be lose-lose

Mon Mar 19 2018

Polling shows Kiwis support charter schools

Wed Mar 21 2018

Partnership Schools outperform state schools on attendance

Thu Mar 22 2018

Free Press ACT’s regular bulletin

Tue Mar 27 2018

Government begins killing 3000 jobs this weekend

Wed Mar 28 2018

Hawaii shows New Zealand the way on Assisted Dying

Tue Apr 03 2018

The Government's Weird War on the Poor

Tue Apr 03 2018

Hipkins must reverse charters decision after glowing report

Sat Apr 07 2018

Big government Bridges will keep Labour’s tax hikes

Mon Apr 09 2018

Free Press, 9 April 2018

Mon Apr 09 2018

New report shows Govt must listen to kids on charter schools

Wed Apr 11 2018

Ending offshore exploration is lose-lose

Thu Apr 12 2018

Oil and gas changes show Govt's brazen arrogance

Thu Apr 12 2018

Free Press, 17 April 2018

Tue Apr 17 2018

Free Press, 23 April 2018

Mon Apr 23 2018

Education talk-fest ignores charter school success

Tue Apr 24 2018

6 months, 6 destructive policies

Thu Apr 26 2018

Will Jacinda front on charter schools?

Sat Apr 28 2018

Free Press May 1 2018

Tue May 01 2018

ACT selects Stephen Berry for Northcote

Sun May 06 2018

Tax and spend’ has been an unmitigated failure

Mon May 07 2018

Govt to pay good and bad teachers equally

Tue May 08 2018

Charter school board accused Govt of "mistruths"

Wed May 09 2018

Charter schools now in hands of union man

Wed May 09 2018

Free Press: The ‘Boondoggle Budget’

Mon May 14 2018

An offer charter schools couldn’t refuse

Tue May 15 2018

No transformation in pillaging the taxpayer

Thu May 17 2018

Former student politicians ignore Cabinet rules

Tue Jun 05 2018

A Winston wishlist

Mon Jun 11 2018

Free Press June 12 2018

Tue Jun 12 2018

Seymour challenges members of education committee

Wed Jun 20 2018

New data shows Fees-Free a major flop

Fri Jun 22 2018

Seymour supports principals' call

Sun Jul 01 2018

Welfare for Wellywood

Tue Jul 03 2018

Unions try to deprive parents of choice

Wed Jul 04 2018

Will Labour’s Māori MPs stand up for charter schools?

Wed Jul 04 2018

Strikes give small businesses a breather

Mon Jul 09 2018

Govt admits defeat on charter schools

Tue Jul 24 2018

$1 million for Victoria vanity project

Mon Jul 30 2018

ACT’s Free Press July 30

Mon Jul 30 2018

Free Press - August 6 2018

Mon Aug 06 2018

Thugs threaten violence at Brash event

Mon Aug 06 2018

Cowardly Vice-Chancellor should resign

Tue Aug 07 2018

PM contradicts herself on free speech

Tue Aug 07 2018

Vice-Chancellor not upholding Massey University Charter

Tue Aug 07 2018

Australian Senators to legalise Assisted Dying

Wed Aug 08 2018

Unattractive Massey faces recruitment crisis

Thu Aug 09 2018

Slash education bureaucracy, pay teachers more

Wed Aug 15 2018

Successful ACT Conference

Wed Aug 15 2018

Pay freeze must target senior bureaucrats

Tue Aug 21 2018

Public land is for all New Zealanders

Tue Aug 21 2018

ACT’s Free Press August 27

Mon Aug 27 2018

Speech: Seymour - Epsom Rotary Club

Tue Aug 28 2018

Cutting waste could bring Abby Hartley home

Thu Aug 30 2018

Kids not fodder for te reo experiment

Mon Sep 03 2018

David Seymour Seeks Candidates for Epsom

Tue Sep 04 2018

Kids a means to Greens’ ideological ends

Mon Sep 10 2018

Free Press, 10 September 2018

Tue Sep 11 2018

Martin must apologise to charter schools

Fri Sep 14 2018

ACT Free Press -The BCS Prime Minister

Mon Sep 17 2018

Govt Admits Charter School Success

Mon Sep 17 2018

Nats' Last Presser is rich

Tue Sep 18 2018

Massey Emails Show Calculated Suppression of Free Speech

Wed Sep 19 2018

Free Press, 25 September 2018

Tue Sep 25 2018

Candidates for Epsom Electorate are In

Mon Oct 01 2018

ACT Would Abolish Role of Human Rights Commissioner

Wed Oct 03 2018

Scrap First Year Fees-Free To Pay Teachers More

Wed Oct 03 2018

Why Free Speech Matters

Thu Oct 04 2018

Speech: ACT - Raising the Quality of Political Debate

Wed Oct 10 2018

Valentyn Santhara Elected as Youth MP for Epsom

Sun Oct 14 2018

Seymour Challenges MPs to Put Kids First

Tue Oct 16 2018

One Year On – Sexy PR, Ugly Policies

Fri Oct 26 2018

Teacher crisis fixed by performance pay

Fri Oct 26 2018

State monopoly delivers rampant education inequality

Wed Oct 31 2018

Time to legalise assisted dying

Thu Nov 01 2018

Governor delivers verdict on Government

Thu Nov 08 2018

KiwiBuild capital gains for a lucky few

Thu Nov 08 2018

Two ways to pay teachers more

Fri Nov 09 2018

ACT: Free Press, 12 November - Rubbing Up Against Reality

Mon Nov 12 2018

Self-serving union doesn’t have student interests at heart

Mon Nov 12 2018

Provincial Growth Fund: $120,000 a job

Tue Nov 20 2018

How many jobs will a capital gains tax destroy?

Fri Nov 23 2018

Vaping red tape protects tobacco revenue

Fri Nov 23 2018

ACT will hold Nats to ‘no new taxes’

Mon Nov 26 2018

Free Press, 26 November 2018 – Unintended Consequences

Tue Nov 27 2018

Speech: ACT - The World’s First Woolbeing Budget

Thu Nov 29 2018

Education review’s stale solutions for old problems

Fri Dec 07 2018

Free Press, 10 December 2018

Tue Dec 11 2018

Goldsmith confirms Nats will keep Provincial Growth Fund

Wed Dec 12 2018

1st Anniversary of the End of Life Choice Bill

Thu Dec 13 2018

Free Press, 17 December 2018 - 12 Months of Freedom Fighting

Tue Dec 18 2018

KiwiBuild in crisis with CEO’s resignation

Fri Jan 18 2019

National adopts four ACT policies

Wed Jan 30 2019

Law professor obfuscates on use of false name

Tue Feb 05 2019

Govt's credibility gap on the economy

Fri Feb 08 2019

Free Press, 12 February 2019 - How Wages Grow

Wed Feb 13 2019

Govt should privatise vocational education

Wed Feb 13 2019

ACT calls on Peters to drop legal action

Thu Feb 14 2019

Queensland Submissions on Euthanasia Open

Fri Feb 15 2019

Free Press, 19 February 2019 - The Envy Tax

Tue Feb 19 2019

Oil and gas ban needs ‘recalibration’

Tue Feb 19 2019

Free Press, 25 February 2019 - Rust Never Sleeps

Tue Feb 26 2019

Failing Phil fails yet again

Wed Feb 27 2019

ACT welcomes National’s support for Royal Commission

Sun Mar 24 2019

Care Alliance vs Polling Science On End of Life Choice

Sun Mar 31 2019

Firearms submissions won’t be read, more time needed

Thu Apr 04 2019

PGF job numbers pulled of out of thin air

Mon Apr 08 2019

Widespread welfare fraud revealed

Thu Apr 11 2019

Welfare numbers up as anti-growth policies bite

Thu Apr 18 2019

Free Press, 23 April 2019

Tue Apr 23 2019

Police unprepared for flood of weapons

Sat Apr 27 2019

Christchurch families get residence, 6000 parents in limbo

Tue Apr 30 2019

Free Press, 6 May 2019 - A Party Conference Like No Other

Mon May 06 2019

Govt must do more to promote growth

Wed May 08 2019

Clark admits new speech laws won’t prevent violence

Tue May 14 2019

Free Press, 14 May - The Teachers' Mega-Strike

Tue May 14 2019

Free Press, 20 May 2019

Mon May 20 2019

Free Press, 27 May 2019 - The Last of the Stardust

Mon May 27 2019

Budget 2019: Tax, spend, and hope

Thu May 30 2019

Budget 2019: Teachers deserve better from Government

Thu May 30 2019

Hipkins spent money for teachers on bureaucrats

Sat Jun 01 2019

Free Press, 4 June 2019

Tue Jun 04 2019

PM lets slip that teachers’ unions run education policy

Tue Jun 04 2019

Govt’s reckless spending comes home to roost

Thu Jun 06 2019

ACT announces Freedom to Learn education policy

Sun Jun 16 2019

Victoria Enacts Assisted Dying

Wed Jun 19 2019

Politics in Full Sentences – 24 June 2019

Mon Jun 24 2019

Strained Police Bear Cost of Rushed Legislation

Wed Jul 10 2019

Gun 'buyback' pure political theatre

Sat Jul 13 2019

Politics in Full Sentences - 15 July 2019

Mon Jul 15 2019

Compulsory te reo would be social engineering

Tue Jul 16 2019

New gun reforms must not be rushed

Mon Jul 22 2019

Politics in Full Sentences - 22 July 2019

Tue Jul 23 2019

Nats continue to take ACT ideas

Sat Jul 27 2019

Foreign Minister must call Ambassador in over AUT meddling

Tue Jul 30 2019

Chinese officials should respect New Zealand law

Mon Aug 05 2019

First Person Accesses Assisted Dying – Victoria, Australia

Mon Aug 05 2019

Chinese diplomats show stunning hypocrisy

Fri Aug 09 2019

Labour has no plan for the economy

Mon Aug 12 2019

A fair go for firearm owners

Wed Aug 14 2019

Politics in Full Sentences – 19 August 2019

Mon Aug 19 2019

Government adopts ACT's Rugby World Cup legislation

Wed Aug 21 2019

Government can give Kiwis a fair go on Rugby World Cup

Wed Aug 21 2019

Bureaucrats preventing schools from protecting kids

Mon Sep 02 2019

Yet another reason to fire the education bureaucrats

Fri Sep 06 2019

One Third Drop Out Rate Should be End of Fees Free

Sun Sep 08 2019

Labour's big government economic policies continue to fail

Thu Sep 19 2019

Jones Threatens Corrupting OIO for Politics

Mon Sep 30 2019

Universities Finally Show Leadership on Free Speech

Wed Oct 02 2019

After a hiatus, Politics in Full Sentences is back

Sat Oct 05 2019

Politics in Full Sentences - 11 October 2019

Fri Oct 11 2019

Government Cancels Duck Hunting Season

Tue Oct 15 2019

Backdown on Feminist Conference Requires Justification

Thu Oct 17 2019

ACT Launches Freedom to Vape Campaign

Fri Oct 18 2019

Massey censorship wouldn’t be out of place in China

Tue Oct 22 2019

Zero Carbon Bill is Economic Stabilsation Act in drag

Tue Oct 22 2019

Government confirms draconian vaping law

Thu Oct 24 2019

Government, National team up on Vape-Free New Zealand

Fri Oct 25 2019

National should adopt ACT’s cashless welfare policy

Wed Oct 30 2019

National’s welfare manifesto is Labour-lite

Wed Oct 30 2019

ACT to vote against Zero Carbon Bil

Tue Nov 05 2019

Tomorrow's Schools Review backdown must be comprehensive

Mon Nov 11 2019

ACT will campaign to restore school autonomy

Tue Nov 12 2019

Massey creates 'safe spaces', protects feelings not speech

Tue Nov 12 2019

Giving parents, students control over funding the right way

Wed Nov 13 2019

Universities must uphold free speech or have funding cut

Sat Nov 16 2019

Gun amnesty extension shows Parliament has failed

Wed Nov 20 2019

Higher landfill levy another broken promise

Wed Nov 27 2019

Universities must protect free speech

Thu Nov 28 2019

Politics in Full Sentences, 29 November 2019

Sat Nov 30 2019

Labour’s 2020 strategy: Borrow to bribe

Sun Dec 01 2019

Put parents in charge of new education funding

Mon Dec 02 2019

If the responsible Minister is not responsible, is the PM

Tue Dec 03 2019

Police: Government rush behind SAP contract, privacy breach

Tue Dec 03 2019

A slowly-moving disaster: 1/5 kids unequipped for life

Wed Dec 04 2019

Nanny state bans a distraction from serious challenges

Sun Dec 08 2019

Western Australia Legalises Assisted Dying

Wed Dec 11 2019

Knee-jerk gun law has created mass civil disobedience

Mon Dec 16 2019

Higher minimum wage will cut job growth

Wed Dec 18 2019

Rushed firearms law the year’s biggest political failure

Fri Dec 20 2019

Police raid on young family raises serious questions

Sat Jan 11 2020

Where’s the vaping legislation Labour promised?

Mon Jan 13 2020

Labour's soft line on welfare sees 25,000 more on benefit

Thu Jan 23 2020

Clark must explain why flights from China continue to arrive

Mon Jan 27 2020

Labour deserves to lose every Māori seat this year

Tue Feb 04 2020

Labour shows staggering incompetence on vaping

Mon Feb 10 2020

A Checklist For Economic Reform

Mon Feb 17 2020

ACT’s Ideas Needed To Make National’s Vision A Reality

Mon Feb 17 2020

ACT Leader Welcomes Victorian Assisted Dying Report

Wed Feb 19 2020

Vaping Crackdown Condemns Another Generation To Smoking

Sun Feb 23 2020

Speech To Newmarket Rotary, 25 February 2020: "Challenges And Choices In The 20s" - David Seymour

Thu Feb 27 2020

Why Property Rights Matter

Thu Feb 27 2020

Labour Blinded By Ideology On Minimum Wage

Tue Mar 10 2020

Vaping Legislation The Worst Of Both Worlds

Thu Mar 12 2020

Free Press, 16 March 2020: COVID-19

Mon Mar 16 2020

Free Press, 23 March 2020

Mon Mar 23 2020

Matata Property Rights In The National Interest

Sat Apr 18 2020

Govt Must Release Damning Contact Tracing Report

Sun Apr 19 2020

Government Must Lower Alert Level Today

Mon Apr 20 2020

ACT Leader's Reply To The PM's Statement On COVID-19

Tue Apr 28 2020

Committee Summonses Lockdown Legal Advice

Wed May 06 2020

Labour Borrows $55,000 A Household, But Track Record Shows It Won’t Deliver Recovery

Thu May 14 2020

Speech: ACT Leader's Budget Address

Thu May 14 2020

ACT Announces First 49 Candidates From Small Business, Farming, Law And Engineering

Sun May 24 2020

ACT Releases Full List&Bios For First 49 Candidates From Small Business, Farming, Law & Engineering

Sun May 24 2020

People Won't Be Fooled By Jones' Tomfoolery

Sun May 24 2020

ACT Calls For Royal Commission Into COVID-19 Response

Tue May 26 2020

Govt Undermines Democracy By Pushing 15 Bills In 17 Hours

Wed May 27 2020

37,500 Jobs Lost, 1 Active Case – Why Is The Govt Waiting?

Sat May 30 2020

After Aotea Square, We Must Have Level 1 Tomorrow.

Mon Jun 01 2020

Today's Protesters Must Play By Level 2 Rules

Mon Jun 01 2020

Peters Can’t Get Level 1 On Cabinet Agenda

Tue Jun 02 2020

Govt Should Temporarily Make Redundancy Payments Tax-free

Wed Jun 03 2020

One Rule For Hollywood, Another For Working New Zealanders

Wed Jun 03 2020

With Government Cooperation, Kiwi Technology Could Make ‘World’s Smartest Borders’ A Reality

Fri Jun 05 2020

Professor Baker Backs ACT’s Call For Investigation, National Public Health Agency

Mon Jun 08 2020

What Would A Proactive, Certain Approach To The Border Look Like?

Sat Jun 13 2020

Police’s March 15 Failures Vindicate ACT, Law-abiding Gun Owners

Tue Jun 16 2020

Grating Government Incompetence In Covid-19 Leak

Wed Jun 17 2020

Government Incompetence Shows Why A Royal Commission Is Needed

Thu Jun 18 2020

Govt’s Record On Gun Reform A Tale Of Failure And Division

Thu Jun 18 2020

Mixing New Arrivals An Insane Policy

Sat Jun 20 2020

Govt Must Privatise Managed Isolation Facilities

Tue Jun 23 2020

ACT Announces List For 2020 General Election

Sun Jun 28 2020

McKee: Tahr Cull Will Undermine Rural Communities And Tourism Businesses

Tue Jun 30 2020

Whose Water Is It Anyway?

Tue Jun 30 2020

Pause On ACC Levies Welcome, But Government Must Go Further

Mon Jul 06 2020

Border Lockdown Shows Labour Governing For Labour

Tue Jul 07 2020

Tiwai Closure Points To End Of Heavy Industry Under Ardern

Thu Jul 09 2020

ACT Leader's Address To Election Campaign Launch - ASB Waterfront Theatre, 12 July 2020

Sun Jul 12 2020

Fair, Modern Employment Insurance For A Post-Covid-19 World

Sun Jul 12 2020

No Cooks Bubble Shows Labour Governing By Fear

Wed Jul 15 2020

Heavy Industry Being Hollowed Out By A Hostile Government

Thu Jul 16 2020

Kiwis Shouldn’t Be Forced To Pay A Poor-quality, Government Monopoly

Sun Jul 19 2020

Peters Will Soon Need Migrant Workers

Mon Jul 20 2020

Why Can’t Horticulture Workers Come From COVID-free Samoa?

Sun Jul 26 2020

Private Sector Should Take Over MI, Jail For Rule-breakers

Mon Jul 27 2020

Govt's MIQ Fee An Underwhelming Response To Our Challenges

Wed Jul 29 2020

Govt’s Policy For Charging Returning Kiwis A Mess

Wed Jul 29 2020

618 Days Of Failure On Vaping

Mon Aug 03 2020

How Many MIQ Spaces Are Being Used By Essential Workers?

Mon Aug 03 2020

Labour’s Win-at-all-costs Plan

Thu Aug 06 2020

New Zealand Must Stand With Free, Democratic Nations

Thu Aug 06 2020

Auckland Year 11-13s Must Be Exempt From Level 3

Sat Aug 15 2020

MP For Epsom Cancels This Weekend’s Street Corner Meetings

Sun Aug 16 2020

Stakes Higher, Restrictions Tighter For Senior High School Students

Sun Aug 16 2020

Principals Should Open Schools To Year 12 & 13

Tue Aug 18 2020

Skills Shortage In Labour Cabinet

Wed Aug 19 2020

ACT’s Wellbeing Response To Covid-19

Thu Aug 20 2020

Consensus Grows For A Wellbeing Approach To COVID-19

Fri Aug 21 2020

It Didn't Have To Be Like This

Fri Aug 21 2020

WHO Director-General: Lockdowns Unsustainable

Sat Aug 22 2020

Health Bureaucracy Strangling Businesses

Sun Aug 23 2020

ACT Biggest Gainer With Chinese Voters

Wed Aug 26 2020

Ministry’s Opaque Travel Exemption Process Suffocating Businesses

Wed Aug 26 2020

Unprecedented Drop In Incomes Shows Lockdowns Unsustainable

Wed Aug 26 2020

Greens’ School Choice Support Welcome, But It Shouldn’t Be Political

Thu Aug 27 2020

Govt Must Reverse Green School Handout

Sat Aug 29 2020

Show Us Your Path To Surplus

Tue Sep 01 2020

Hipkins Needs To Explain Green School Involvement

Thu Sep 03 2020

National’s Child Plan Smart, Universal Welfare Irresponsible

Thu Sep 03 2020

Labour Borrowing $5.7m/hr, Seymour Challenges Leaders To Show Debt Plans

Fri Sep 11 2020

Alert Level 2 Continuation A Slap In The Face To New Zealanders

Mon Sep 14 2020

Jacinda Will Feed The Kids, Judith Will Brush Their Teeth

Tue Sep 15 2020

Top 10 Government Spending Blowouts

Tue Sep 15 2020

Businesses Punished By Labour Amidst Recession

Sat Sep 19 2020

Covid Restrictions A Relief – But We Never Should Have Been Here

Mon Sep 21 2020

Hold Them ALL Acountable

Sun Sep 27 2020

ACT Shouldn’t Shy Away From Interest On Student Loans

Tue Sep 29 2020

A Skilled Workforce For New Zealand

Thu Oct 01 2020

ACT Will Give Employers To Confidence To Hire To New Staff

Thu Oct 01 2020

Labour Catches Up With ACT’s Covid Response

Tue Oct 06 2020

Let’s Build Like The Boomers

Tue Oct 06 2020

Labour’s Border Exemptions: For The Few, Not The Many

Sun Oct 11 2020

More Evidence Of Skills Shortage In Labour's Cabinet

Fri Oct 23 2020

Govt Must Provide Farmers Clarity On Freshwater Rules

Thu Oct 29 2020

Vaping Law The Most Damaging Public Health Policy In A Generation

Wed Nov 11 2020

Mahuta Should Apologise For Hipkins’ Taiwan Comments

Tue Nov 17 2020

David Seymour Address In Reply Speech To Parliament

Thu Nov 26 2020

Labour Uses Covid To Push Left-Wing Agenda

Mon Nov 30 2020

Sick Leave A $1 Billion Election Bribe

Tue Dec 01 2020

If Not The Health Committee, Who Prime Minister?

Thu Dec 03 2020

Santa Claus Ruse Embarrassing

Fri Dec 04 2020

The Borders Are Tumbling Prime Minister

Wed Dec 09 2020

New Zealand Passport Now More Use In Aussie

Sun Dec 13 2020

What The Bloody Hell Are You Waiting For?

Mon Dec 14 2020

Govt Must Listen To Farmers On Freshwater Rules

Thu Dec 17 2020

Government Must Act To Avoid Another Lockdown

Mon Jan 11 2021

Criticism Unfounded – We Must Get Tracing Numbers Up

Wed Jan 13 2021

ACT’s Gang Gun Solution Deserves Govt Support

Fri Jan 15 2021

Big Questions About Vaccine Contracts

Mon Jan 18 2021

Gun Crime Out Of Control – Only ACT Making Sense

Tue Jan 19 2021

Free Press

Mon Jan 25 2021

Government Fails Low Carbon Test

Sun Jan 31 2021

State Of The Nation Address: The Emergencies Labour Should Have Declared

Sat Feb 06 2021

Minister Waffles, Renters In The Cold

Thu Feb 18 2021

Climate Commission Extension Warranted

Mon Feb 22 2021

Who’s Checking The Checkers?

Tue Feb 23 2021

There Is No Plan For Fortress New Zealand

Thu Feb 25 2021

Contact Tracing Data Missing; Past Performance Terrible

Tue Mar 02 2021

Director General Say What?

Tue Mar 02 2021

Please Explain, PM

Wed Mar 03 2021

Firearms Licensing Delays Unacceptable

Wed Mar 10 2021

Time To Tell Us What Vaccine Will Mean

Mon Mar 15 2021

Govt Knows MIQ Network Could Be Bigger, But Won’t Act

Wed Mar 17 2021

An April Bubble Will Be Six Months Late

Thu Mar 18 2021

Hort Industry Wants Workers Not Workshops

Fri Mar 19 2021

Speech To The Business New Zealand Major Companies Group CEO Forum

Fri Mar 19 2021

Stand By For More Dumb, Ineffectual Taxes

Fri Mar 19 2021

Please Prime Minister, Bore Us With The Details Now

Mon Mar 22 2021

PM Must Stop Making Trans-Tasman Travel Harder Than It Needs To Be

Mon Mar 22 2021

Tasmania The Latest To Progress Human Rights

Wed Mar 24 2021

Nash Intent On Taxing The Life Out Of Tourism

Thu Mar 25 2021

You Can’t Pay Your Rent With Jacinda’s Spin

Mon Mar 29 2021

True Costs Of Government Charges Are Crippling For Business

Wed Mar 31 2021

Act New Zealand

Tue Apr 06 2021

Exhibition Industry Begs For Fairness

Tue Apr 06 2021

We Were Slow To Secure Vaccines And Now We’re Exposed

Wed Apr 07 2021

New Website To Hear Housing Stories

Mon Apr 12 2021

Experts: Labour’s Housing Change A Renter’s Tax

Tue Apr 13 2021

ACT’s Protect Free Speech Petition Reaches 10,000 Signatures

Sat Apr 24 2021

Firearms Licencing Still Taking Too Long

Mon Apr 26 2021

Government Drops The Ball, Aussies Score Again

Wed Apr 28 2021

Labour’s Renter’s Tax Confirmed

Thu Apr 29 2021

Wellington Bureaucrats Could Learn From Soda And Sammies

Sat May 01 2021

Bloated Bureaucracy Needs Reigning In

Wed May 05 2021

Speech: ACT Deputy Leader Statement On Xinjiang

Wed May 05 2021

Honest Conversations: The ACT Event Of 2021

Fri May 07 2021

David Seymour - ACT's Budget For Middle New Zealand

Wed May 12 2021

Free Lunch Farce

Wed May 12 2021

Māori And Pacific Children Failed By Government

Thu May 13 2021

Charging Electric Cars With Diesel

Fri May 14 2021

Freedom Of Expression On Campus Must Be Protected

Fri May 14 2021

Kids Discouraged From Eating Their Own Lunches

Sat May 15 2021

Co-governance Has To Stop

Sun May 16 2021

NZ History Curriculum Threatens Left-wing Indoctrination

Wed May 19 2021

Police Can’t Be Trusted With Firearms Register

Wed May 19 2021

ACT Announces Teaching Excellence Reward Fund

Sun May 23 2021

ACT Is The Party Of Sensible Law Making

Sun May 23 2021

Higher Standards For Teacher Registration

Sun May 23 2021

Speech: David Seymour – Honest Conversations

Sun May 23 2021

ACT Will Liberate Good Teachers

Mon May 24 2021

Waiting For Vaccines Is A Dangerous Game

Wed May 26 2021

New Education Programme Teaches White Supremacy

Fri May 28 2021

ACT Releases Submission On NZ History Curriculum

Sat May 29 2021

Public Libraries Join Cancel Culture

Sat May 29 2021

Engagement With Gangs A Key Priority For Labour

Tue Jun 01 2021

Govt's Denials About 'white Privilege' Don't Stack Up

Wed Jun 02 2021

ACT Congratulates Ministry Of Education For Policy Change

Sun Jun 06 2021

ASB Showgrounds Liquidation Shows Up Government's Brittle COVID Response

Wed Jun 23 2021

Hate Speech Petition Reaches 20,000 Signatures

Mon Jun 28 2021

Pattern Developing Of Failings In Cyber Security

Tue Jun 29 2021

Farmers Need A Better Environmental Law Making Standards

Thu Jul 01 2021

Māori Only Consultation On He Puapua Separatism Says It All

Thu Jul 01 2021

Over 100,000 New Zealanders Could Face Car Tax In First Year

Tue Jul 06 2021

ACT Would Remove Barriers To Finance For Build-to-rent Schemes

Mon Jul 12 2021

The Curious Case Of The SIS Rebrand

Tue Jul 20 2021

Guilt And Shame Taught In "White Privilege" Courses For Education Ministry Staff

Thu Jul 22 2021

White Privilege Training Should Be Rejected

Fri Jul 23 2021

Curriculum Advisory Group Excludes Almost All Of Society

Sat Jul 24 2021

ACT’s Private MIQ Would Be Safer Than Government MIQ

Mon Jul 26 2021

The Column Stuff Wouldn't Publish

Wed Jul 28 2021

School Boards Should Be Able To Govern How They See Fit

Thu Aug 05 2021

Sugar tax leaves bitter taste

Sat Aug 07 2021

‘Announcements’ Ardern All Talk And No Action

Mon Aug 09 2021

More Than A Thousand Unvaccinated Port Workers

Mon Aug 09 2021

Government Relying On Something That Doesn’t Exist For Energy Shortages

Tue Aug 10 2021

Lights Out Should Have Been Avoided

Tue Aug 10 2021

Government Splashes The Cash On Splashes Of Paint

Thu Aug 12 2021

Should Troy Bowker be arrested?

Mon Aug 16 2021

The rainy day is here, so where’s the COVID fund?

Thu Aug 19 2021

Answers needed over testing and tracing

Fri Aug 20 2021

More Questions Than Answers From 1pm Presser

Sat Aug 21 2021

Lockdown no longer short or sharp

Mon Aug 23 2021

Major Events Insurance Fund Proposed By ACT

Tue Aug 24 2021

What would have been ‘incredible news’, Chris

Wed Aug 25 2021

Time To Be Transparent And Call In Vaccine Favours

Sun Aug 29 2021

Transparency needed on vaccine supply and inter-household transmission

Mon Aug 30 2021

Butchers should meat the standard for click and collect

Thu Sep 09 2021

Government Flying Blind, New Testing Technology Needed

Sun Sep 12 2021

Aucklanders paying for unprepared Government

Mon Sep 13 2021

Government should adopt the Mr Whippy business model

Tue Sep 14 2021

ACT calls for housing tax grab to be scrapped

Thu Sep 16 2021

Chaos created by 90 percent target

Fri Sep 17 2021

Government can stop everyone leaving Auckland – except criminals

Mon Sep 20 2021

Govt leaves expats out of team of five million

Mon Sep 20 2021

Captain Planet and the First VX

Tue Sep 21 2021

Government Disappoints Rural New Zealand… Again

Wed Sep 22 2021

Poto Williams Throws Jacinda Ardern Under The Bus

Wed Sep 22 2021

A Good Idea Six Months Late

Mon Sep 27 2021

Matariki A $450 Million Burden On Businesses

Thu Sep 30 2021

Auckland’s Destiny Is Longer Lockdowns

Sat Oct 02 2021

Housing Market Hasn’t Seen Nothing Yet

Sat Oct 02 2021

Government Has Lost Control And Is In Denial

Sun Oct 03 2021

Other Things The Govt Should Cancel

Sun Oct 03 2021

Elimination Is Over, So What’s Next?

Mon Oct 04 2021

ACT Welcomes End Of Life Choice Milestone

Tue Oct 12 2021

Government Talking Drivel On Saliva

Tue Oct 12 2021

Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word For Ardern

Wed Oct 13 2021

Summer Is Cancelled

Fri Oct 15 2021

Super Saturday Is Over, Now Let’s Get Back To Reality

Sun Oct 17 2021

86 COVID Positive Cases Isolating At Home

Wed Oct 20 2021

Time To Stop The Hunger Games

Wed Oct 20 2021

Bill Drawn To Protect Freedom Of Expression On Campus

Thu Oct 21 2021

Freedom Day Petition Reaches 20,000 Signatures

Tue Oct 26 2021

Forget Medsafe, Adopt FDA Recommendation On 5–11-year-old COVID Vaccines

Sat Oct 30 2021

Prime Minister Chooses Spin Meeting Over Farmers

Sat Oct 30 2021

Auckland Decision Not Worthy Of Wait

Mon Nov 01 2021

Press Statement

Mon Nov 01 2021

Botox But Not Barbers Highlights Auckland Absurdities

Wed Nov 03 2021

Government Captured By Ministry Of Health

Thu Nov 04 2021

Restaurant Assn. Survey Shows Terrible Toll Of Lockdowns

Thu Nov 04 2021

Speech: Centralising And Dividing Us By Politicising Everything

Thu Nov 04 2021

Govt Adopts ACT’s Freedom Day

Mon Nov 08 2021

MIQ Cases Show Lack Of Cost Benefit Analysis

Tue Nov 09 2021

Mandate Monday Should Have Testing Alternative

Sun Nov 14 2021

ACT MPs Back Rural New Zealand At Groundswell

Thu Nov 18 2021

Labour MP: Groundswell Are Racist Anti-vaxxers

Thu Nov 18 2021

Some Facts For Stuart Nash About Rural NZ

Thu Nov 18 2021

Speech: Hard Labour -why We Can’t Go Shopping With Jacinda’s Announcements

Mon Nov 22 2021

Labour, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas For No Reason

Wed Nov 24 2021

Robertson Misses Point On Cost Of COVID

Sun Nov 28 2021

Ten Things Better Than Vouchers

Wed Dec 01 2021

Labour-National Housing Bill Returned Without Amendment

Thu Dec 02 2021

ACT Demands Urgent Debate On COVID Deaths

Tue Dec 07 2021

Zero Logic To Labour’s COVID-19 Decisions

Tue Dec 07 2021

Time To Drop Labour’s Student Politician Fantasy

Thu Dec 09 2021

Nash Needs To Explain Tourism Comments

Fri Dec 10 2021

ACT Tackles The Cost Of Living Crisis

Mon Dec 13 2021

Time To Follow The Traffic Light Criteria

Mon Dec 13 2021

Australia Opens Up, NZ Left Behind

Tue Dec 14 2021

Government Deer, Meet Omicron Headlights

Tue Dec 21 2021

Govt Holiday Journey Prediction Tool Could Be Satire

Sun Dec 26 2021

Book My Vaccine Still Not Updated For Four-month Bookings, My Vaccine Pass Still Not Linked To Actual Vaccination Date

Tue Dec 28 2021

Petition To Stop Hate Speech Laws Reaches 32,000

Wed Dec 29 2021

Some New Year’s Resolution Ideas For Jacinda

Sat Jan 01 2022

Climate Law Change Proposed By ACT

Tue Jan 04 2022

GST Loss For Tourism $1.5 Billion

Wed Jan 05 2022

Hillside An Expensive Vanity Project

Fri Jan 07 2022

ACT Will Protect Freedom Of Expression On Campus

Tue Jan 11 2022

International Education Revenue Loss For 2021 Expected To Reach $480 Million

Fri Jan 14 2022

New Year, New Rewards For Teachers

Sat Jan 15 2022

ACT Calls For Higher Standards For Our Teachers

Sun Jan 16 2022

Ten Things Cabinet Needs To Do For Omicron

Mon Jan 17 2022

Kiwis Need Relief From Cost Of Living Crisis

Tue Jan 18 2022

Delay In Border Opening Was Futile

Sun Jan 23 2022

Locked Out Kiwis Deserve The Right To Vote And Come Home

Sun Jan 23 2022

Unprepared Government Caught On The Hop

Sun Jan 23 2022

History Curriculum Sent To The Future

Thu Jan 27 2022

Ministry Of Health Lets Down Soundsplash Attendees

Thu Jan 27 2022

Record Inflation A Tax On Kiwi Battlers

Thu Jan 27 2022

South Islanders Will Pay For Light Rail

Fri Jan 28 2022

A Week To Identify Close Contacts Is Too Long

Sun Jan 30 2022

OECD: Govt Spending Increasing Prices

Tue Feb 01 2022

ACT State Of The Nation Speech: David Seymour

Thu Feb 03 2022

Time To Zero-base The Public Service

Thu Feb 03 2022

Ministry Of Health: Self-isolating New Arrivals Low Risk

Fri Feb 04 2022

You Can’t Refute Economics, Jacinda

Wed Feb 09 2022

6,400 Jobs Lost To Minimum Wage

Fri Feb 11 2022

Stage One Was A Placeholder For No Plan

Mon Feb 14 2022

ACT MPs Meet With Protest Representatives

Wed Feb 16 2022

ACT Shifts Protest Debate In 24 Hours

Thu Feb 17 2022

Govt’s Anti-science Covid Rules Halt Queenstown Marathon

Thu Feb 17 2022

Grant Robertson Pockets Another $1.5 Billion Of Your Money

Thu Feb 17 2022

Student Isolation In University Hostels Cruel And Unusual

Mon Feb 21 2022

End MIQ Now

Tue Feb 22 2022

International Students At Primary Schools Too Valuable To Shut Out

Tue Feb 22 2022

Reserve Bank In Lala Land

Wed Feb 23 2022

Jacinda Has No Solutions To Cost Of Living Crisis

Sat Feb 26 2022

Labour Minister Admits Crisis

Thu Mar 10 2022

The Cost Of Living Domino Effect

Mon Mar 14 2022

History Curriculum Takes Us Backwards

Thu Mar 17 2022

David Seymour, Speech To Milford Rotary Club

Thu Mar 24 2022

Law Abiding New Zealanders Will Again Be The Victim Of Firearms Regulations

Fri Mar 25 2022

Labour Entrenching Welfare Dependency With Benefit Increases

Wed Mar 30 2022

Welfare Now A Lifestyle Choice

Fri Apr 01 2022

Michael Wood Tried To Further Increase Minimum Wage Against Advice

Tue Apr 05 2022

Politicians Take Over Parenting

Thu Apr 07 2022

Freedom Of Expression On Campus Bill Needed More Than Ever

Fri Apr 08 2022

Shaw Flips The Bird At Farmers

Thu Apr 14 2022

With Tourists Arriving, Are We Still Serious About Seven Day Iso?

Thu Apr 14 2022

Time To Back Down On Student Ban

Fri Apr 15 2022

Government Must Apologise For MIQ Debacle

Tue Apr 19 2022

ACT Would Return Bureaucrats To 2017 Levels

Thu Apr 21 2022

Culture Of Welfare Dependency Taking Hold

Thu Apr 21 2022

Jacinda Cements Her Status As First Instagram PM

Sun May 01 2022

Government Needs To Explain Costs And Benefits Of Staggered Border Opening

Mon May 02 2022

Govt Creates $200k Job To Get Rid Of MP

Tue May 03 2022

Govt Still Shutting People Out At The Border

Tue May 03 2022

Real Change For Good Teachers

Mon May 09 2022

Facebook ‘Listening’ Costs Taxpayer Quarter Of A Million

Thu May 12 2022

Government Bows To Pressure On International Students

Thu May 12 2022

A List Of Irrelevant Measures Announced Under The Guise Of ‘Emissions Reduction’

Mon May 16 2022

Govt Chooses Cancel Culture Over Freedom Of Expression

Thu May 19 2022

PM Out Of Touch On Crime And Guns

Tue May 31 2022

Kiwis Support Farmers, Why Won’t James Shaw?

Sat Jun 04 2022

Labour’s Obsession With Co-governance Continues

Wed Jun 08 2022

Government In Action Or A Live Performance Of Monty Python?

Thu Jun 23 2022

Check Your Database, WINZ

Mon Jun 27 2022

COVID Response Act Should Be Scrapped Today

Tue Jun 28 2022

$7.4 Billion But No New Driving Lanes

Wed Jun 29 2022

Education Sector In Disarray As Kids Stop Turning Up

Wed Jul 13 2022

Eyes Wide Shut To Truancy Crisis

Sat Jul 16 2022

ACT Called For Survey Testing At The Start Of The Pandemic

Tue Jul 19 2022

Billions Of Dollars For Barely Any Capacity

Wed Jul 20 2022

First Assisted Dying Report Vindicates Law

Thu Jul 21 2022

Labour Going Soft On Welfare And Making Life Harder For Employers

Thu Jul 21 2022

What’s The Plan To Protect Against Foot-and-Mouth

Thu Jul 21 2022

What ACT Heard From Over 2500 People At Our Recess Events

Sun Jul 24 2022

Michael Wood Defends Transport Mega Spend

Thu Jul 28 2022

Labour Cares Little For Liberal Democracy

Wed Aug 03 2022

ACT's Seventh Member's Bill This Term Shows Depth Of Ideas

Sun Aug 07 2022

Labour Turns Its Back On Victims Of Serious Crime

Tue Aug 09 2022

ACT Requests An Extension For Licensing Renewals

Sun Aug 14 2022

Defending The Dignity Of Victims

Tue Aug 16 2022

Who’s Telling The Truth On Mandatory Te Reo Māori For Teachers?

Mon Aug 22 2022

Labour’s Fix For Overregulated Supermarket Sector – More Regulation

Wed Aug 24 2022

Farm Environment Plans Need Extension

Sat Aug 27 2022

New Report Highlights Policy Failures Of Co-Government Agenda

Tue Aug 30 2022

Labour Making Policy Based On Assumptions Not Evidence

Wed Aug 31 2022

Minister Doesn’t Understand Scale Of The Problem

Thu Sep 01 2022

No Support For Police In Today’s Announcement

Tue Sep 06 2022

COVID-19 Inquiry Must Be Comprehensive And Independent Of Government

Mon Sep 12 2022

COVID Changes Too Slow For Uni Staff Facing Chop

Mon Sep 12 2022

Christchurch City Council Decision Shows Housing Law Won’t Work

Tue Sep 13 2022

Day Of Recognition Without The Costs Is The Answer

Tue Sep 13 2022

Firearms Licencing Amendment On The Way

Wed Sep 14 2022

How Labour And National Let Zealots Experiment With Kids

Tue Sep 20 2022

Public Holiday Shouldn’t Cost Kiwis

Tue Sep 20 2022

ACT Claims FFP Extension Is Unavoidable

Fri Sep 23 2022

Govt Overestimating Farmers’ Impact On Climate

Fri Sep 30 2022

Parker Running Out Of Time To Fix FFPs

Sat Oct 08 2022

New Councils Should Reject War On Cars

Mon Oct 10 2022

Refocusing The Public Service On Delivery For All

Mon Oct 10 2022

Labour/Greens Propose Increased Emissions At Huge Cost

Tue Oct 11 2022

Labour Spends $44.8m Trying To Slow Kiwis Down

Wed Oct 12 2022

Hungry Kids Show The Human Cost Of Inflation

Mon Oct 17 2022

Two Years Of The ACT Team In Parliament

Mon Oct 17 2022

Labour Running Out Of Foreign Excuses For Inflation

Tue Oct 18 2022

$112m Outstanding In Victim Reparation Payments

Wed Oct 19 2022

David Parker Refuses Winter Grazing Extension

Wed Oct 19 2022

Equivalent Of Christchurch Population On A Benefit

Thu Oct 20 2022

We Need Real Change In Education, Not NCEA Tinkering

Sat Oct 22 2022

Action Needed On Firearms Licensing Delays

Mon Oct 24 2022

First World Status Slips As Health System Fails

Wed Oct 26 2022

Nurses Strike Another Symptom Of Health System Decline

Thu Oct 27 2022

Govt Doesn’t Hold Data On Truancy

Sat Oct 29 2022

NZ Trains 40 Per Cent Fewer Medical Professionals

Sun Oct 30 2022

Labour Has Sunk Brand New Zealand

Mon Oct 31 2022

ACT Announces James McDowall As Hamilton West Candidate

Thu Nov 03 2022

Minister Wrong – Thousands Of Farmers Needing Consents

Thu Nov 03 2022

Kiwis Say No To Lower Speed Limits

Sat Nov 05 2022

End Of Life Choice Act, Where Did The Naysayers Go?

Sun Nov 06 2022

Forget The Banks, What About Inland Revenue’s Huge Profits

Mon Nov 07 2022

Govt Failing To Address Truancy Crisis

Thu Nov 10 2022

No Answer For Health Worker Shortages

Thu Nov 10 2022

Good Teachers Deserve A Better Deal

Mon Nov 14 2022

Consequences For Truancy: ACT Proposes Solutions

Sun Nov 27 2022

Hawke’s Bay Hospital On Life Support

Sun Nov 27 2022

Govt Admits It’s Wrong – Months Too Late

Mon Nov 28 2022

Labour-National Corporate Welfare Gravy Train Steams On

Wed Dec 07 2022

Government Forgets South Island Again

Thu Dec 08 2022

Leaked Briefing Shows Co-government For Education

Thu Dec 08 2022

Distance Of Wellington To Mexico Under Speed Limit Review

Sun Dec 11 2022

Auckland Transport Spends $71m Slowing Down Auckland

Mon Dec 12 2022

Stop Lowering Speed Limits? We Hear Ya!

Thu Dec 29 2022

Subsidies Instead Of Fixing The Problem? We Hear Ya!

Sat Dec 31 2022

Health System On The Decline? We Hear Ya!

Tue Jan 03 2023

Not Enough Health Workers? We Hear Ya!

Fri Jan 06 2023

Bring Back Three Strikes? We Hear Ya!

Fri Jan 13 2023

Miss Having A World Class Education System? We Hear Ya!

Tue Jan 17 2023

Better Pay For Good Teachers? We Hear Ya!

Wed Jan 18 2023

Truancy Out Of Control? We Hear Ya!

Fri Jan 20 2023

Want Polytechs To Stay Local? We Hear Ya!

Sat Jan 21 2023

Hope Fading Fast For Hipkins

Mon Jan 23 2023

Friendly Advice For The Big Reshuffle

Tue Jan 31 2023

Accountability Needed After School Closure Flip Flop

Wed Feb 01 2023

Where’s The Truancy Data?

Thu Feb 02 2023

David Seymour Speech: The Road To Real Change

Tue Feb 07 2023

Truancy Figures Show Need For Real Change

Wed Feb 08 2023

Real Solutions For Truancy Crisis

Sun Feb 12 2023

David Seymour Visits Hawke's Bay

Mon Feb 20 2023

Fine The Parents, Fire The Bureaucrats

Tue Feb 21 2023

Tinetti Absent On Attendance Details

Tue Feb 21 2023

Minister Open To Materials Equivalence Register

Thu Feb 23 2023

Declaring A Special Economic Zone

Fri Mar 03 2023

Ministry Of Education Setting Kids Up To Fail

Mon Mar 06 2023

A Society Committing Slow Suicide

Wed Mar 08 2023

Wood Needs To Drop Ute Tax On Struggling Families

Thu Mar 09 2023

Control Freak Govt Should Apologise, Drop Mandates

Sat Mar 11 2023

ACT Would Pay Good Teachers More

Sun Mar 12 2023

Inflation Adjustment Catches Robertson Telling Porkies

Mon Mar 13 2023

Ute Tax Must Go For Cyclone-affected

Tue Mar 14 2023

Cyclone Legislation Doesn’t Do Enough

Thu Mar 16 2023

Good Teachers Deserve More Money, ACT Would Give It To Them

Thu Mar 16 2023

Education Policy Mustn't Make Same Mistakes As Before

Wed Mar 22 2023

Sepuloni Should Be Ashamed Of Welfare Numbers

Wed Mar 22 2023

Labour Not Working For Workers

Tue Mar 28 2023

Productivity Crisis The Root Of New Zealand’s Problems

Wed Mar 29 2023

Real Solutions For Disruptive Teacher Strikes

Wed Mar 29 2023

5,100 Jobs Killed By Minimum Wage Hike

Fri Mar 31 2023

Consumer Outlook Gloomy As Govt Forgets Workers

Fri Mar 31 2023

Working Kiwis Being Played For Fools Today

Sat Apr 01 2023

Living Wage Shows How Much Less Workers Earning

Mon Apr 03 2023

Yes Or No? Hipkins Evasive Over OIA Reform

Tue Apr 04 2023

Ideological Maths Teaching A Cruel Distraction

Wed Apr 05 2023

NZ Getting Smashed In Trans-tasman Mortgage Battle

Wed Apr 05 2023

Licensed Firearms Owners Treated Like Criminals

Thu Apr 06 2023

Dictatorship Of Academics Still Running Covid-19 Policy

Tue Apr 11 2023

McAnulty Mixes Honesty, Naivete And Ignorance On Three Waters

Sun Apr 16 2023

Class Sizes Already Smaller Because Of Truancy

Mon Apr 17 2023

Does Labour Think Kiwis Are Stupid?

Wed Apr 19 2023

Massive Benefit Numbers The New Normal Under Labour

Thu Apr 20 2023

MOE Needs Stop Micromanaging And Start Measuring

Thu Apr 27 2023

No Basis For Three Waters Co-government Arrangement

Tue May 02 2023

Ministry Of Education Doesn’t Count How Many Days Kids Are Missing

Thu May 04 2023

No Consequences For Kids, No Respect For Teachers

Mon May 08 2023

Investing In Safer Communities

Tue May 09 2023

Minister Doesn’t Know His Own Party's Prison Policy

Wed May 10 2023

Investing In General Practices That Kiwis Can Access

Fri May 12 2023

Schools Standing Up Against Ministry Curriculum

Fri May 12 2023

David Seymour Speech - The Simple Truth

Mon May 15 2023

FPOs Another Firearms Failure From Labour

Wed May 17 2023

Russia Overtakes New Zealand In Reading

Wed May 17 2023

Police Minister All Excuses, No Solutions

Sun May 21 2023

Where Is Labour’s Vision?

Sat May 27 2023

Labour Unarmed In Contest Of Ideas

Sun May 28 2023

1 In 5 Schools Haven’t Reported Attendance Data

Wed May 31 2023

Hate Speech Laws 2.0 Will Be Defeated As Well

Thu Jun 01 2023

Unionisation By Stealth: Butchers Now Hospo Workers

Thu Jun 01 2023

Speech: David Seymour, A Time For Truth

Sun Jun 04 2023

Epsom MP Releases Post-flood Survey

Thu Jun 08 2023

Real Issue Is No Focus On Attendance At All

Thu Jun 08 2023

Address The Racial Lottery In Healthcare As Well

Mon Jun 12 2023

Farmers Shouldn’t Pay For Methane If Competitors Aren't

Mon Jun 12 2023

Want More Kids? Make Housing Affordable

Mon Jun 12 2023

Race-based Waitlists Indefensible

Mon Jun 19 2023

Labour Cuts Its Last Capitalist

Wed Jun 21 2023

Te Whatu Ora Falling Short On Planned Care

Sat Jun 24 2023

PM's Spare Plane An Aircraft Embarrassment

Mon Jun 26 2023

$158 Million In RATs Going To Waste

Tue Jun 27 2023

Labour’s Education Policy Failing Our Kids, Failing Our Future

Tue Jun 27 2023

Landfill Labour Presiding Over A Mountain Of Waste

Tue Jun 27 2023

Uni Bailout Another Consequence Of COVID Response

Tue Jun 27 2023

Tough On Crime Tradies Trump Police

Wed Jun 28 2023

Let’s Get Wellington Moving Absolutely Positively Must Go

Thu Jun 29 2023

New Zealand Is In An Undeclared Economic And Social Crisis

Mon Jul 03 2023

HRC – A Useless Organisation Proposing Another Useless Organisation

Thu Jul 06 2023

When Will Media Call Out Te Pāti Māori's Racism?

Wed Jul 12 2023

$25 Million Wasted On "free" Lunches Almost Criminal

Thu Jul 13 2023

New Zealand’s Health System Slips From First World Status

Thu Jul 13 2023

ACT Announces List For 2023 General Election

Sun Jul 16 2023

Greens Are Desperate Vandals

Mon Jul 17 2023

Cutting Red Tape To Ease The Health Workforce Crisis

Tue Aug 08 2023

Jackson Should Deny Meeting With Media On Treaty Principles

Tue Aug 08 2023

Stopping The Slide – Ending Truancy

Mon Aug 14 2023

Stopping The Slide – Reinstating Partnership Schools

Wed Aug 16 2023

ACT’s Plan For Efficient And Effective Public Services

Fri Aug 18 2023

Stopping The Slide – Restoring Health And Education

Fri Aug 18 2023

ACT’s Plan For Efficient And Effective Public Services

Sun Aug 20 2023

Election Year Politics With Curriculum A Disgrace

Mon Aug 21 2023

Transmission Gully Should Be 110km/h

Thu Aug 24 2023

Fees-Free Unfair, Unprincipled, Unaffordable

Fri Aug 25 2023

ACT Will Repeal Undemocratic Māori Wards

Sun Aug 27 2023

Bringing Back 90-day Trials A Good Start, But ACT Will Bring Real Change

Tue Aug 29 2023

Less Waste, More Ambition Needed On Tax

Thu Aug 31 2023

Time To Question University Affirmative Action Schemes

Thu Aug 31 2023

Luxon Gives Another Reason Taxpayers Need ACT

Tue Sep 05 2023

ACT Bringing Back The Kiwi Dream

Sun Sep 10 2023

ACT Bringing Back The Kiwi Dream

Mon Sep 11 2023

Helping Sick And Drug-addicted Beneficiaries Back To Work

Fri Sep 15 2023

ACT’s Plan To Help Schools That Fail

Wed Sep 20 2023

Building The Foundations For Education Success

Wed Sep 20 2023

Providing Real Choice In Education

Mon Sep 25 2023

New Zealand Needs Hope, Not More Of The Same

Thu Sep 28 2023

ACT To Streamline AML Compliance As Part Of Small Business Package

Sun Oct 01 2023

Tāmaki Is Ready For A Fresh New Voice

Tue Oct 03 2023

Public Services Will Be Accountable To Taxpayers

Fri Oct 06 2023

Public Services Will Be Accountable To Taxpayers

Sat Oct 07 2023

ACT Leader David Seymour Mourns The Passing Of Neil Christensen

Mon Oct 09 2023

Hipkins’ Campaign Of Fear On Treaty Will Fail

Thu Oct 12 2023

Two Year Anniversary For End Of Life Choice Act

Tue Nov 07 2023

Violent Offender’s Note From Mum Shows Absurdity Of Cultural Reports

Sat Dec 16 2023

Good For Business Is Good For Everyone

Wed Dec 27 2023

Climate Bill Will Save Jobs And Meet Obligations

Thu Jan 11 2024

Health System Steps Closer To Delivery On Need, Not Race

Sat Jan 13 2024

David Seymour: State of the Nation 2024

Sun Jan 28 2024

Fees-free Does Nothing To Lift Participation From Low-income Groups

Thu Feb 22 2024

Consequences For Unruly Kāinga Ora Neighbours Long Overdue

Mon Mar 18 2024

Universities Must Respond To Segregation Accusations

Tue Mar 26 2024

Kiwis Set To Be Frustrated By Easter Trading Rules This Weekend

Wed Mar 27 2024

ACT Auditing "Safe Space" Policies At Universities And Polytechnics

Thu Mar 28 2024

ERO Report Bolsters Case For History Curriculum Revamp

Thu Apr 04 2024

New Targets Lift Prospects For Young People Via ACT Initiatives

Mon Apr 08 2024

Bureaucratic Harassment Of Bar Owners Must Stop

Mon Apr 15 2024

HRC Hijacked By Radicals, Disband It

Tue Apr 23 2024

David Seymour: Auckland Grammar School ANZAC Day Address

Thu Apr 25 2024

Feilding School Using Children As Political Pawns

Thu May 30 2024

Brooke van Velden's Speech At ACT's 'Change Makers' Rally

Sun Jun 09 2024

Freedom To Flourish - David Seymour's Speech at ACT's 'Change Makers' Rally

Sun Jun 09 2024

Karen Chhour's Speech At ACT's 'Change Makers' Rally

Sun Jun 09 2024

ACT Welcomes Otago University’s Rejection Of ‘safety From Ideas’

Wed Jul 10 2024

ACT Party Appoints New General Manager/Party Secretary

Wed Jul 17 2024

Councils Increasing Debt To Fund Raised Crossings Are Out Of Touch

Tue Aug 06 2024

Farmers Under Real Pressure On NPS-FM

Thu Aug 08 2024

Police Graduates Deserve Religious Choice In Oaths

Thu Aug 08 2024

Labour Needs To Get Real, Charters Are Here To Stay

Sun Aug 11 2024

New Bill To Put Hunters At The Centre Of Conservation

Mon Aug 12 2024

Hipkins Must Respond To Holdom

Tue Aug 13 2024

"Need, Not Race" Circular Honours Universal Human Rights

Fri Sep 13 2024

Clubs Facing Extinction Should Be Empowered To Do Good

Sun Sep 15 2024

Uni’s Compulsory Treaty Courses Damage Learning Experience

Tue Sep 17 2024

Academics And Taxpayers Deserve Better Than AUT’s Discriminatory Travel Policy

Tue Sep 24 2024

Action On NPSFM Needed Urgently

Thu Sep 26 2024

The Mystery Of Capital

Thu Oct 03 2024

ACT Marks A Year Since Attack On Israel

Mon Oct 07 2024

University Rankings: Treaty Obsession Risks International Irrelevance

Thu Oct 10 2024

A Year Later, Kiwis Already See ACT's Real Change

Mon Oct 14 2024

ACT Urges A Response To Tikanga Māori In Legal Education

Wed Oct 16 2024

NPS-FM Changes Will Provide Certainty For Farmers And Save Ratepayers Money

Tue Oct 22 2024

Real Savings Needed In Health Budget To Ease Pressure On GP Fees, Dunedin Hospital

Wed Nov 06 2024

School Kids Should Not Be Pushed Into Political Activity

Fri Nov 15 2024

Submissions Open: All Kiwis Encouraged To Finally Have A Say On The Treaty

Tue Nov 19 2024

Regulatory Relief Welcomed For Earthquake-prone Buildings, But Real Change Needed

Thu Nov 21 2024

A Year Into Government, ACT Celebrates Change In Direction

Mon Nov 25 2024

AT Challenged To Increase Use Of Fines For Fare-Dodgers

Sun Dec 08 2024

A Week Of Real Change

Thu Dec 12 2024

Report of the 2013 Academic Audit of Massey University

Tue Mar 25 2014

Report of 2014 Academic Audit of the University of Auckland

Thu Nov 06 2014

Victoria University of Wellington academic audit report

Mon Dec 15 2014

University of Canterbury academic audit report

Tue Mar 24 2015

New Executive Director For AQA

Thu Nov 19 2015

Auckland University of Technology academic audit report

Mon Apr 18 2016

Report of the 2016 Academic Audit of Lincoln University

Tue Dec 13 2016

Academic Quality Agency & NZUSA Memorandum of Understanding

Tue Jul 25 2017

Open Polytechnic’s IQualify And AQA Team Up To Provide Training Programmes Virtually

Thu Apr 30 2020

Fiji National University Review Of Teacher Education Programmes

Fri May 22 2020

Students and staff protest against university restructure

Thu May 17 2018

University Library Restructures condemned

Thu Jun 21 2018

Students and Staff to protest Don Brash speaking

Thu Aug 09 2018